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FastQL is an early-stage framework with a working Python schema API, GraphQL language pipeline, validation layer, async executor, introspection, SDL printer, and local development server.

Implemented

Core engine and authoring:
  • Object, input, interface, enum, union, and custom scalar definitions
  • Query, mutation, and subscription roots with full execution
  • Python annotation and explicit Field declaration styles
  • Arguments, defaults, descriptions, deprecations, and directives
  • Parsing, validation, variable coercion, field collection, and async execution
  • Context injection, dependency providers, field extensions, and permissions
  • Introspection, SDL output, CLI serving, and a browser playground
  • Generic types and configurable error masking
Data, performance, and observability: Protocol and ecosystem:

Current boundaries

  • The bundled development HTTP server is for local use only. It does not provide TLS, authentication, connection reuse, production hardening, or a streaming subscription transport — run subscriptions and federation through a production framework adapter instead.
  • Schema stitching and persisted operations are outside the current capability set.
  • Compatibility should be evaluated against the repository’s tests and canonical specifications, not inferred from another framework’s API.

Planned

The following documentation topics are deferred until their underlying feature or policy exists. They are tracked here so readers can distinguish what is missing documentation from what is a missing capability.
  • Schema / query codegen — Generate TypeScript or Python client types from a FastQL schema. Blocked on agreeing a codegen strategy.
  • Editor integration / mypy guidance — Typed stub generation, plugin for mypy or pyright, IDE support. Blocked on completing the public type surface.
  • Upgrading & breaking-changes — Migration guides between major versions. Deferred until a versioning and stability policy exists post-1.0.
  • Dedicated field-extensions page — A standalone guide to FieldExtension (currently documented alongside permissions). Planned once the API stabilises.
  • Federation entity interfaces@interfaceObject and entity interface patterns. Planned when support is implemented.
Do not expose the development server directly to untrusted networks.