GraphQL is a modern API standard that allows the client to determine for himself what kind of data he wants to receive. Unlike REST, where you often have to make multiple requests or get "extra," GraphQL API gives you complete control over the structure of the request and response.
We offer an implementation of the GraphQL interface for all key entities: players, machines, sessions, finances, reports, settings - everything is available through one access point, with minimal load and maximum flexibility.
Benefits of GraphQL
| Opportunity | What it gives |
|---|---|
| Query flexibility | Request only the fields you want, even from related entities |
| Fewer requests | All in one request: without "overfetch" and "underfetch" |
| Single entry point | Single endpoint - all entities: '/graphql' |
| Online documentation | Using GraphiQL or Apollo Studio for testing and training |
| Frontend optimization | Accelerate SPA and mobile applications with point responses |
Examples that can be obtained
Example of a query:graphql
query {
player(id: "1234") {
name
balance
lastSession {
device
totalBet
totalWin
}
}
}json
{
"data": {
"player": {
"name": "John", "balance": 155. 20, "lastSession": {
"device": "Terminal-02", "totalBet": 120. 00, "totalWin": 140. 00
}
}
}
}Technical features
Endpoint: `/graphql`
Bearer Token Authorization (JWT)
GraphiQL and introspection support
Client side batching and caching support
Subscriptions option for live updates (optional)
When GraphQL is particularly effective
Single-page and mobile applications with high UX
Integrations where traffic optimization and responsiveness are important
Projects with a large number of related entities
Teams that need to quickly build and adapt interfaces for tasks
GraphQL is about accuracy, speed and convenience. You get only what you need, without overloading the system and without limiting the data structure. Ideal tool for modern integrations.