axolotl-subscriptions

You implement GraphQL subscriptions with async generators by passing async generator-based resolvers to createSubscriptionHandler, yielding stream events over a PubSub integration for real-time data updates.

The correct resolver signature for async subscription resolvers is a three-element array structure: [source, args, context], ensuring consistent input handling across real-time event streams.

You coordinate federated subscriptions across modular schemas by applying federated subscription rules to avoid conflicts, ensuring scalable live data streams in micro-frontend or microservice architectures.

Yes, GraphQL Yoga works with async generator based subscriptions by providing stable transports to integrate with the subscription handler for reliable real-time event streaming.

Yes, you need @aexol/axolotl-core as the required dependency to run async subscription resolvers, utilize createSubscriptionHandler, and manage PubSub streaming within your GraphQL server.

Async generators provide structured patterns for streaming real-time data by yielding multiple values over time, unlike standard resolvers that resolve only once, enabling efficient event-driven updates.