May 19, 2025

Implementing Automated Persisted Queries in Elixir with Absinthe

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Implementing Automated Persisted Queries in Elixir with Absinthe

Source: itnext.io

The article elaborates on the integration of Automated Persisted Queries (APQ) into a GraphQL API built with Elixir and the Absinthe library. It explains the benefits of APQ, which helps reduce network traffic and improve query processing times by enabling clients to send unique hash values instead of full queries. It covers the necessary setup, including adding relevant dependencies and configuring a document provider and cache provider for handling queries. Testing of the implementation is demonstrated using curl commands, and the author emphasizes the performance improvements gained from using APQ.

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