Using Next.js with Fauna and GraphQL

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  • graphql-request

    Minimal GraphQL client

  • To connect to your Fauna database with GraphQL, you can use the graphql-request library to securely fetch or mutate data inside lib/fauna.js.

  • SWR

    React Hooks for Data Fetching

  • If we want to fetch data on the client-side, initially showing a loading state, we can use a React hook library like SWR to simplify data fetching.

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  • Next.js

    The React Framework

  • Next.js is a frontend framework, powered by React, which provides optimizations and tools to create fast websites. It supports both hybrid static pages, as well as dynamic, real-time content. With built-in integrations like TypeScript and ESLint, Next.js simplifies the Developer Experience (DX) and optimizes for serverless and edge deployments.

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