nielsjanssen / laravel-discovery-graphql

v1.0.0-rc.2 2026-09-12 15:14 UTC

Requires

• php: ^8.5
• nielsjanssen/laravel-discovery: ^1.0
• rebing/graphql-laravel: ^10.0
• tempest/discovery: ^3.10

Suggests

• nielsjanssen/laravel-validation: Validate #[Query]/#[Mutation] parameters with attributes (#[Min], #[Email], ...)

MIT

• Niels Janssen

• laravel
• discovery
• graphql
• tempest
• rebing

Published on Packagist.org on 2026-09-12 15:14 UTC

README

Note

This is a read-only split mirror of the laravel-discovery monorepo. Please open issues and pull requests there.

laravel-discovery-graphql

Register Rebing GraphQL queries and mutations from attributes. A method carrying #[Query] or #[Mutation] becomes a field in your schema, with its arguments taken from the method signature.

use NielsJanssen\Laravel\Discovery\RebingGraphQL\Arg;
use NielsJanssen\Laravel\Discovery\RebingGraphQL\Authorize;
use NielsJanssen\Laravel\Discovery\RebingGraphQL\Query;

class Inventory
{
    #[Query(type: 'Product')]
    public function product(#[Arg('id')] #[Authorize('view')] Product $product): Product
    {
        return $product;
    }
}

The id argument resolves to the model, the view policy runs before the resolver, and the field appears in your schema as product(id: ID!): Product!.

Requirements

• PHP 8.5+
• Laravel 13+
• rebing/graphql-laravel ^10.0
• nielsjanssen/laravel-discovery ^1.0

Installation

composer require nielsjanssen/laravel-discovery-graphql

The service provider registers itself through Laravel's package discovery.

Documentation

• GraphQL: queries, mutations, arguments, model binding, schemas, pagination, and sorting.
• GraphQL authorization: #[Authorize], custom gates, and authorizing a bound model.
• GraphQL argument validation and hydration: validating arguments and hydrating value objects, and the hooks for wiring in your own library.
• Full documentation for the rest of the monorepo.