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CppGraphQLGen is a code generator and support library for binding GraphQL service resolvers to C++ objects and methods. I just released version 3.6.0, which added a C++ client generator for canned queries to go with the C++ service generator. You can now mix and match consumers and producers of GraphQL in C++ with the same library.
The project and generated code is portable to at least Windows, Linux, and Mac using C++17. I've heard of it being used in some IoT scenarios as well. If you're wondering "why C++," they answer is usually to reach places where interpreted code and managed languages have trouble, either because of resource overhead or because there are only C/C++ bindings to the code you need to call. The most complicated (and realistic) sample I've built with it is Windows-only, simply because it integrates with the Windows version of Microsoft Outlook: eMAPI is an Electron app running GraphiQL on top of a CppGraphQLGen service to talk to MAPI. Possible next steps would be implementing an alternate UI in ReactJS or React Native, but it's already an extremely powerful way to talk to MAPI just by dropping in GraphiQL.
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