In Graphweaver, there are two fundamental concepts to grasp: data entities and GraphQL entities.
Understanding their relationship and how attributes are mapped between them is crucial for working effectively with Graphweaver.
Data entities represent the underlying data models or entities in your application's data source, such as databases or external APIs.
These entities typically define the structure and properties of the data stored or retrieved. In Graphweaver, data entities are responsible for interacting with the data source and performing CRUD operations.
See here for more on data entities.
GraphQL entities, on the other hand, are representations of data entities in the GraphQL schema.
They define the structure of the data that can be queried or mutated through a GraphQL API.
GraphQL entities in Graphweaver are implemented as classes using decorators and extend the GraphQLEntity class.
See here for more on GraphQL entities.