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Welcome to the documentation for Traverzer! Here you'll get all the information about how to start using Traverzer, examples of popular use cases, and a complete reference to the API.
Traverzer is an API for creating, updating, fetching, and deleting your data. The purpose is to provide you the simplest way possible to work with a database without needing you to figure out a design for your data. Traverzer took design direction from GraphQL but kept the simplicity of sending a standard JSON body. Queries are defined client-side (by you) when a request is sent to Traverzer but we've implemented pagination, permissions, and rate limiting to protect against malicious queries. All of your data is stored in a graph database to allow ultimate flexibility, scalability, and processed reliably with full ACID compliance.
Our API has a single endpoint and accepts only the PUT, POST, and DELETE methods to determine what action to take. All requests and responses accept or return JSON-encoded data. Traverzer allows bulk inserts, updates, or deletes and within any of those actions you can updated multiple objects or related objects at the same time.
Examples
See use cases
Getting Started
Start creating some data
Basics
Learn the basics of Traverzer