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Operator support via Arguments  #38

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@narbit

I know this topic is not popular with GraphQL community for a set of valid reasons. Nevertheless, there is definitely a demand for this functionality for applications that are DB driven. If we don't have a semi-built-in way of dealing with operators, every person writing resolvers that eventually translate into SQL statements will have to roll their own. Should this be a part of this library similar to EF-backed one?

I go back and forth on the whole idea. There is definitely performance implications around querying DB in an uncontrolled way with potentially multiple nested comparison statements. But I struggle to find an alternative for the advanced filtering that would be both, safe and performant.

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