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Build GraphQL servers in Go with gqlgen: schema-first generation, resolver structure, the N+1 problem and dataloaders, complexity and depth limits, error presentation, field-level authorization, and testing resolvers. Use when implementing or reviewing a GraphQL API, when a query
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Build GraphQL servers in Go with gqlgen: schema-first generation, resolver structure, the N+1 problem and dataloaders, complexity and depth limits, error presentation, field-level authorization, and testing resolvers. Use when implementing or reviewing a GraphQL API, when a query fans out into hundreds of database calls, or when deciding what a resolver may expose. Trigger examples: "GraphQL", "gqlgen", "resolver", "N+1 queries", "dataloader", "query complexity limit", "GraphQL schema". Not for: REST and OpenAPI (go-openapi), gRPC (go-grpc), general HTTP middleware and shutdown (go-api-design).
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Go GraphQL
GraphQL moves query planning to the client. That is the feature and the danger: one innocuous query can become ten thousand database round trips, and one over-permissive field can leak another tenant's data. Both are solved at the server, not in the schema review.
1. Schema-First with gqlgen
The .graphql schema is the source of truth. gqlgen generates models,
resolver stubs, and the execution layer from it.
go get -tool github.com/99designs/gqlgen
go tool gqlgen init # once
go tool gqlgen generate # after every schema change
# gqlgen.yml — bind generated types to your own models
models:
User:
model: github.com/myorg/app/internal/domain.User
ID:
model:
- github.com/99designs/gqlgen/graphql.ID
- github.com/99designs/gqlgen/graphql.Int64
Bind domain types explicitly. Left to itself gqlgen generates a parallel set of anaemic structs, and every resolver becomes a mapping function.
Commit generated code, and fail CI when it is stale:
go tool gqlgen generate && git diff --exit-code
Never edit generated.go or models_gen.go. resolver.go and the
*.resolvers.go files are yours.
2. Resolvers Stay Thin
A resolver translates a GraphQL request into a service call. It contains no business logic and no SQL.
func (r *queryResolver) User(ctx context.Context, id string) (*domain.User, error) {
u, err := r.users.Find(ctx, id)
if errors.Is(err, domain.ErrNotFound) {
return nil, nil // nullable field: absent, not an error
}
if err != nil {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("find user %s: %w", id, err)
}
return u, nil
}
Inject dependencies through the Resolver struct, never through package
globals:
type Resolver struct {
users UserService
orders OrderService
loader *Loaders
}
Always propagate ctx. It carries the request deadline, the authenticated
principal, and the per-request dataloaders.
3. The N+1 Problem — the one that matters
A field resolver on a list type runs once per element.
// ❌ 1 query for the orders, then N queries for the users
func (r *orderResolver) Customer(ctx context.Context, obj *domain.Order) (*domain.User, error) {
return r.users.Find(ctx, obj.CustomerID)
}
Batch with a dataloader. It collects the keys requested within a short window and issues one query.
import "github.com/vikstrous/dataloadgen"
type Loaders struct {
UserByID *dataloadgen.Loader[string, *domain.User]
}
func NewLoaders(s UserService) *Loaders {
return &Loaders{
UserByID: dataloadgen.NewLoader(func(ctx context.Context, ids []string) ([]*domain.User, []error) {
return s.FindMany(ctx, ids) // ONE query for all ids
}, dataloadgen.WithWait(time.Millisecond)),
}
}
// ✅ 1 query for the orders, 1 for all customers
func (r *orderResolver) Customer(ctx context.Context, obj *domain.Order) (*domain.User, error) {
return loadersFrom(ctx).UserByID.Load(ctx, obj.CustomerID)
}
Loaders are per request, installed by middleware. A process-wide loader caches across users and leaks data between them.
func withLoaders(svc UserService, next http.Handler) http.Handler {
return http.HandlerFunc(func(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
ctx := context.WithValue(r.Context(), loadersKey{}, NewLoaders(svc))
next.ServeHTTP(w, r.WithContext(ctx))
})
}
The batch function must return results in the order of the keys it was given, with a nil entry and an error per missing key. Returning a shorter slice silently misaligns every result.
4. Bound Every Query
A public GraphQL endpoint without limits is a denial-of-service endpoint.
srv := handler.New(generated.NewExecutableSchema(cfg))
srv.AddTransport(transport.POST{})
srv.SetQueryCache(lru.New[*ast.QueryDocument](1000))
srv.Use(extension.FixedComplexityLimit(300))
srv.Use(extension.AutomaticPersistedQuery{Cache: lru.New[string](100)})
- Complexity limit — assign a cost per field, higher for list fields with
a large
first. Start at a number your slowest legitimate query fits under, then measure. - Depth — recursive types (
user { orders { customer { orders ... } } }) must be bounded. gqlgen has no built-in depth limit; enforce it in an operation middleware. - Pagination is mandatory on every list field. A field returning an unbounded list is a schema bug.
- Introspection is only enabled if you install
extension.Introspection. Do not install it in production, or gate it behind an authenticated role. - Persisted queries let a public client send a hash instead of a document, so the server executes only queries you shipped.
Set srv.AroundOperations to enforce a per-operation timeout, and always run
behind an http.Server with ReadTimeout and WriteTimeout set.
5. Errors
GraphQL returns 200 with an errors array. Never leak internals into it.
srv.SetErrorPresenter(func(ctx context.Context, e error) *gqlerror.Error {
err := graphql.DefaultErrorPresenter(ctx, e)
var domainErr *domain.ValidationError
if errors.As(e, &domainErr) {
err.Message = domainErr.Message
err.Extensions = map[string]any{"code": "VALIDATION_FAILED"}
return err
}
slog.ErrorContext(ctx, "graphql resolver failed", "error", e)
err.Message = "internal server error" // stable, safe
err.Extensions = map[string]any{"code": "INTERNAL"}
return err
})
Use srv.SetRecoverFunc to convert a resolver panic into an error instead of
killing the connection, and log it with the stack.
Remember the nullability rule: an error on a non-null field nulls out its nearest nullable ancestor. Make a field non-null only when it can never legitimately be absent.
6. Authorization Belongs on the Field
Object-level checks are not enough — a client can reach an object through several paths.
directive @hasRole(role: Role!) on FIELD_DEFINITION
type User {
id: ID!
email: String! @hasRole(role: ADMIN)
}
cfg.Directives.HasRole = func(ctx context.Context, obj any, next graphql.Resolver, role model.Role) (any, error) {
if !auth.FromContext(ctx).HasRole(role) {
return nil, gqlerror.Errorf("access denied")
}
return next(ctx)
}
Authenticate in HTTP middleware, before the GraphQL handler. Authorize in the directive or the resolver, using the principal from the context — never from a query argument.
7. Testing
func TestUserQuery(t *testing.T) {
c := client.New(handler.NewDefaultServer(generated.NewExecutableSchema(cfg)))
var resp struct {
User struct{ ID, Email string }
}
c.MustPost(`{ user(id: "u-1") { id email } }`, &resp)
require.Equal(t, "u-1", resp.User.ID)
}
Assert the query count for any resolver with a dataloader — that is the only way an N+1 regression fails a build rather than a dashboard:
require.Equal(t, 2, db.QueryCount(), "expected batched loads, got N+1")
Verification Checklist
- Schema is the source of truth; generated files are committed and CI-checked
- Generated types bind to domain models via
gqlgen.yml - Resolvers contain no business logic and always propagate
ctx - Every list-field resolver that fetches by ID goes through a dataloader
- Dataloaders are constructed per request, never shared across requests
- Batch functions return one result per key, in key order
- A complexity limit and a depth bound are configured and tested
- Every list field is paginated
- Introspection is disabled or role-gated in production
- An error presenter strips internal errors; a recover func is installed
- Authorization is enforced per field, from the context principal
- A test asserts the query count for at least one batched field
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name: go-graphql description: > Build GraphQL servers in Go with gqlgen: schema-first generation, resolver structure, the N+1 problem and dataloaders, complexity and depth limits, error presentation, field-level authorization, and testing resolvers. Use when implementing or reviewing a GraphQL API, when a query fans out into hundreds of database calls, or when deciding what a resolver may expose. Trigger examples: "GraphQL", "gqlgen", "resolver", "N+1 queries", "dataloader", "query complexity limit", "GraphQL schema". Not for: REST and OpenAPI (go-openapi), gRPC (go-grpc), general HTTP middleware and shutdown (go-api-design). user-invocable: true license: MIT compatibility: Designed for Claude Code or similar AI coding agents working on Go projects. Requires the Go toolchain. gqlgen is installed as a module tool. allowed-tools: Read Edit Write Glob Grep Bash(go:*) Bash(gofmt:*) Bash(gqlgen:*) metadata: author: eduardo-sl version: "1.0.1"
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---
name: go-graphql
description: >
Build GraphQL servers in Go with gqlgen: schema-first generation, resolver
structure, the N+1 problem and dataloaders, complexity and depth limits,
error presentation, field-level authorization, and testing resolvers. Use
when implementing or reviewing a GraphQL API, when a query fans out into
hundreds of database calls, or when deciding what a resolver may expose.
Trigger examples: "GraphQL", "gqlgen", "resolver", "N+1 queries",
"dataloader", "query complexity limit", "GraphQL schema".
Not for: REST and OpenAPI (go-openapi), gRPC (go-grpc), general HTTP
middleware and shutdown (go-api-design).
user-invocable: true
license: MIT
compatibility: Designed for Claude Code or similar AI coding agents working on Go projects. Requires the Go toolchain. gqlgen is installed as a module tool.
allowed-tools: Read Edit Write Glob Grep Bash(go:*) Bash(gofmt:*) Bash(gqlgen:*)
metadata:
author: eduardo-sl
version: "1.0.1"
---
# Go GraphQL
GraphQL moves query planning to the client. That is the feature and the
danger: one innocuous query can become ten thousand database round trips, and
one over-permissive field can leak another tenant's data. Both are solved at
the server, not in the schema review.
## 1. Schema-First with gqlgen
The `.graphql` schema is the source of truth. gqlgen generates models,
resolver stubs, and the execution layer from it.
```bash
go get -tool github.com/99designs/gqlgen
go tool gqlgen init # once
go tool gqlgen generate # after every schema change
```
```yaml
# gqlgen.yml — bind generated types to your own models
models:
User:
model: github.com/myorg/app/internal/domain.User
ID:
model:
- github.com/99designs/gqlgen/graphql.ID
- github.com/99designs/gqlgen/graphql.Int64
```
Bind domain types explicitly. Left to itself gqlgen generates a parallel set
of anaemic structs, and every resolver becomes a mapping function.
Commit generated code, and fail CI when it is stale:
```bash
go tool gqlgen generate && git diff --exit-code
```
Never edit `generated.go` or `models_gen.go`. `resolver.go` and the
`*.resolvers.go` files are yours.
## 2. Resolvers Stay Thin
A resolver translates a GraphQL request into a service call. It contains no
business logic and no SQL.
```go
func (r *queryResolver) User(ctx context.Context, id string) (*domain.User, error) {
u, err := r.users.Find(ctx, id)
if errors.Is(err, domain.ErrNotFound) {
return nil, nil // nullable field: absent, not an error
}
if err != nil {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("find user %s: %w", id, err)
}
return u, nil
}
```
Inject dependencies through the `Resolver` struct, never through package
globals:
```go
type Resolver struct {
users UserService
orders OrderService
loader *Loaders
}
```
Always propagate `ctx`. It carries the request deadline, the authenticated
principal, and the per-request dataloaders.
## 3. The N+1 Problem — the one that matters
A field resolver on a list type runs once per element.
```go
// ❌ 1 query for the orders, then N queries for the users
func (r *orderResolver) Customer(ctx context.Context, obj *domain.Order) (*domain.User, error) {
return r.users.Find(ctx, obj.CustomerID)
}
```
Batch with a dataloader. It collects the keys requested within a short window
and issues one query.
```go
import "github.com/vikstrous/dataloadgen"
type Loaders struct {
UserByID *dataloadgen.Loader[string, *domain.User]
}
func NewLoaders(s UserService) *Loaders {
return &Loaders{
UserByID: dataloadgen.NewLoader(func(ctx context.Context, ids []string) ([]*domain.User, []error) {
return s.FindMany(ctx, ids) // ONE query for all ids
}, dataloadgen.WithWait(time.Millisecond)),
}
}
// ✅ 1 query for the orders, 1 for all customers
func (r *orderResolver) Customer(ctx context.Context, obj *domain.Order) (*domain.User, error) {
return loadersFrom(ctx).UserByID.Load(ctx, obj.CustomerID)
}
```
Loaders are **per request**, installed by middleware. A process-wide loader
caches across users and leaks data between them.
```go
func withLoaders(svc UserService, next http.Handler) http.Handler {
return http.HandlerFunc(func(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
ctx := context.WithValue(r.Context(), loadersKey{}, NewLoaders(svc))
next.ServeHTTP(w, r.WithContext(ctx))
})
}
```
The batch function must return results **in the order of the keys it was
given**, with a nil entry and an error per missing key. Returning a shorter
slice silently misaligns every result.
## 4. Bound Every Query
A public GraphQL endpoint without limits is a denial-of-service endpoint.
```go
srv := handler.New(generated.NewExecutableSchema(cfg))
srv.AddTransport(transport.POST{})
srv.SetQueryCache(lru.New[*ast.QueryDocument](1000))
srv.Use(extension.FixedComplexityLimit(300))
srv.Use(extension.AutomaticPersistedQuery{Cache: lru.New[string](100)})
```
- **Complexity limit** — assign a cost per field, higher for list fields with
a large `first`. Start at a number your slowest legitimate query fits under,
then measure.
- **Depth** — recursive types (`user { orders { customer { orders ... } } }`)
must be bounded. gqlgen has no built-in depth limit; enforce it in an
operation middleware.
- **Pagination is mandatory** on every list field. A field returning an
unbounded list is a schema bug.
- **Introspection** is only enabled if you install `extension.Introspection`.
Do not install it in production, or gate it behind an authenticated role.
- **Persisted queries** let a public client send a hash instead of a document,
so the server executes only queries you shipped.
Set `srv.AroundOperations` to enforce a per-operation timeout, and always run
behind an `http.Server` with `ReadTimeout` and `WriteTimeout` set.
## 5. Errors
GraphQL returns 200 with an `errors` array. Never leak internals into it.
```go
srv.SetErrorPresenter(func(ctx context.Context, e error) *gqlerror.Error {
err := graphql.DefaultErrorPresenter(ctx, e)
var domainErr *domain.ValidationError
if errors.As(e, &domainErr) {
err.Message = domainErr.Message
err.Extensions = map[string]any{"code": "VALIDATION_FAILED"}
return err
}
slog.ErrorContext(ctx, "graphql resolver failed", "error", e)
err.Message = "internal server error" // stable, safe
err.Extensions = map[string]any{"code": "INTERNAL"}
return err
})
```
Use `srv.SetRecoverFunc` to convert a resolver panic into an error instead of
killing the connection, and log it with the stack.
Remember the nullability rule: an error on a non-null field nulls out its
nearest nullable ancestor. Make a field non-null only when it can never
legitimately be absent.
## 6. Authorization Belongs on the Field
Object-level checks are not enough — a client can reach an object through
several paths.
```graphql
directive @hasRole(role: Role!) on FIELD_DEFINITION
type User {
id: ID!
email: String! @hasRole(role: ADMIN)
}
```
```go
cfg.Directives.HasRole = func(ctx context.Context, obj any, next graphql.Resolver, role model.Role) (any, error) {
if !auth.FromContext(ctx).HasRole(role) {
return nil, gqlerror.Errorf("access denied")
}
return next(ctx)
}
```
Authenticate in HTTP middleware, before the GraphQL handler. Authorize in the
directive or the resolver, using the principal from the context — never from
a query argument.
## 7. Testing
```go
func TestUserQuery(t *testing.T) {
c := client.New(handler.NewDefaultServer(generated.NewExecutableSchema(cfg)))
var resp struct {
User struct{ ID, Email string }
}
c.MustPost(`{ user(id: "u-1") { id email } }`, &resp)
require.Equal(t, "u-1", resp.User.ID)
}
```
Assert the query count for any resolver with a dataloader — that is the only
way an N+1 regression fails a build rather than a dashboard:
```go
require.Equal(t, 2, db.QueryCount(), "expected batched loads, got N+1")
```
## Verification Checklist
1. Schema is the source of truth; generated files are committed and CI-checked
2. Generated types bind to domain models via `gqlgen.yml`
3. Resolvers contain no business logic and always propagate `ctx`
4. Every list-field resolver that fetches by ID goes through a dataloader
5. Dataloaders are constructed per request, never shared across requests
6. Batch functions return one result per key, in key order
7. A complexity limit and a depth bound are configured and tested
8. Every list field is paginated
9. Introspection is disabled or role-gated in production
10. An error presenter strips internal errors; a recover func is installed
11. Authorization is enforced per field, from the context principal
12. A test asserts the query count for at least one batched field
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