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StackDependenciesAriadne

Ariadne

Rationale

Ariadne  is one of the main libraries used by Fluid Attacks’ API .

The main reasons why we chose it over other alternatives are:

  • It is Open source .
  • It is built for GraphQL , the query language the API uses.
  • It supports Asynchronous programming , which is critical for our API’s performance.

Alternatives

The following alternatives are being considered:

Strawberry

  • Strawberry  looks like a solid alternative to Ariadne.
  • It is built for GraphQL , the query language the API uses.
  • It supports asynchronous programming , which is critical for our API’s performance.
  • It has a code-first approach , which increases type safety, decreases cognitive complexity for developers, and improves development experience.
  • It has a large community that maintains it.

Usage

We use Ariadne  as the core library for declaring Fluid Attacks’ API .

Last updated on February 13, 2026
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