Alternatives to GraphQL ESLint

Apollo Client

It suits JavaScript and TypeScript developers building GraphQL applications, especially those using React or seeking integrations with other listed frameworks and platforms.

GraphiQL suits developers who need an in-browser GraphQL IDE or want to embed one in a React application.

Ariadne

It suits Python developers building GraphQL APIs who want schema-first server tools and generated typed clients.

Hot Chocolate

Hot Chocolate suits .NET developers building GraphQL APIs on ASP.NET Core, including teams that need typed schemas, data-loading tools, or OpenTelemetry instrumentation.

Lighthouse suits developers building GraphQL services on Laravel or Lumen who want to work with existing Eloquent models and Laravel conventions.

It suits Kotlin developers building GraphQL servers or generating type-safe clients with Gradle or Maven.

GraphQL Ruby

It suits Ruby and Ruby on Rails developers building self-hosted GraphQL APIs.

It suits JavaScript and TypeScript developers building GraphQL servers, clients, tooling or schema workflows.

Hasura

Hasura suits developers building APIs over multiple supported databases, whether using cloud hosting, Docker deployment, or on-premises Enterprise Edition.

DGS suits Java or Kotlin teams building self-hosted GraphQL services with Spring Boot.

PostGraphile suits developers building PostgreSQL-backed GraphQL APIs for SaaS products or internal tools.

WunderGraph Cosmo

Cosmo is for platform teams scaling GraphQL federation, from an initial subgraph to thousands of daily operations.

Strawberry GraphQL

It suits Python developers building GraphQL APIs who want type-hint schemas, asynchronous resolvers, extensibility and federation.