This repo provides a demonstration supergraph for a retail business containing checkout, discovery, inventory, orders, products, reviews, shipping, and users subgraphs. You can explore the schema and run queries against it in Apollo Studio. We encourage you to also use the schema as inspiration for your own retail supergraph!
This demo is published to the Apollo Solutions organization in Apollo Studio with the graph ID apollo-retail-supergraph.
You can also view and share the public variant to run queries right from Explorer.
If you would like to run some sample operations, checkout the public Operation Collections in Explorer.
We also have a series of blog posts on retail best practices that dive into different elements of this schema to illustrate how Apollo GraphOS helps power essential features of modern retail applications:
- How to power modern retail apps with Apollo GraphOS
- Unify your e-commerce checkout with GraphQL
- Personalizing the e-commerce shopping experience with GraphQL
- Creating an omnichannel shopping experience with GraphQL
- Manage time-gated product launches with GraphQL
- How to aggregate and share data with third parties using GraphOS
If you want to run this supergraph locally you can clone this GitHub repo and follow the instructions in DEV.md.
The code in this repository is experimental and has been provided for reference purposes only. Community feedback is welcome but this project may not be supported in the same way that repositories in the official Apollo GraphQL GitHub organization are. If you need help you can file an issue on this repository, contact Apollo to talk to an expert, or create a ticket directly in Apollo Studio.