Thanks! This is awesome to hear how you’re doing it with graphql.
So instead of the web app forwarding all requests to /api to the graphql app schema, you have 2 ports open, one for web, one for the graphql app?
I was thinking about 1 phoenix app for web concerns. But it seems there’s actually 2 concerns: displaying presentation layer… and routing with plugs/processing: webhooks, api, oauth, static content/spa routes.
Sounds like you’ll have 1 graphql app for the api, 1 web app for static content, 1 to be built for webhooks. And you may/may not build one for oauth. So you’ll have 3+ ports open I guess?
Out of curiousity, do your graphql resolvers check permissions, or do your services?
