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...The @apollo/server package itself ships with a minimally-configurable, standalone web server that handles CORS and body parsing out of the box. Integrations with other environments are community-maintained. Apollo Server's standalone server lets you get a GraphQL server up and running quickly without needing to set up an HTTP server yourself. It allows all the same configuration of GraphQL logic as the Express integration, but does not provide the ability to make fine-grained tweaks to the HTTP-specific behavior of your server.

...Large selection of HTTP helpers including support for downloading/sending files, etags, Content-Disposition, cookies, JSONP etc. Support for static serving of assets. View system supporting template engines. Content negotiation. The quickest way to get started with Opine is to utilize the Opine CLI to generate an application. The Express philosophy is to provide small, robust tooling for HTTP servers, making it a great solution for single page applications, web sites, hybrids, or public HTTP APIs. Opine aimed to achieve these same great goals, focussing on providing equivalent robust tooling and features for Deno uses. ...

Create a GraphQL HTTP server with any HTTP web framework that supports connect styled middleware, including Connect itself, Express and Restify. This module includes a TypeScript declaration file to enable auto complete in compatible editors and type information for TypeScript projects. Use .get or .post (or both) rather than .use to configure your route handler. If you want to show GraphiQL in the browser, set graphiql, true on your .get handler. An optional function for adding additional metadata to the GraphQL response as a key-value object is provided. The result will be added to the "extensions" field in the resulting JSON. ...