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Every package GraphQL Hive depends on, ranked by repo health score.
GraphQL Hive is a fully open-source schema registry and analytics platform built by The Guild for GraphQL APIs of all kinds — standalone, stitched, and federated. It gives development teams a single place to track schema evolution, prevent breaking changes before they reach production, and understand how their APIs are actually used in the wild.
At its core, Hive connects schema publishing in your CI/CD pipeline with live operation monitoring from production traffic. When a developer proposes a schema change, Hive cross-references it against real client queries to determine whether that change is truly breaking — not by static analysis alone, but by data-driven impact assessment based on what your actual users are sending.
The platform ships with a rich web console built on Next.js and React, a Hive CLI for CI integration, client libraries for GraphQL Yoga, Apollo, Envelop, and an Apollo Router plugin written in Rust for high-performance edge deployments. Hive runs either as a managed cloud service (including a generous free Hobby tier) or entirely self-hosted on your own infrastructure using the provided Docker Compose and Kubernetes configurations.
Under the hood, Hive is a multi-service system backed by PostgreSQL for schema and metadata, ClickHouse for high-throughput operations analytics, Redis for caching and pub/sub, and Cloudflare Workers for a globally distributed schema CDN. Every component is MIT-licensed and built in the open, making it a credible long-term alternative to proprietary offerings like Apollo GraphOS.