You can use it with any stack you want. Apollo is not only a client tool but also many other cool tools for GraphQL. I created this tool for simpler situations. Also here you have query safely typed so you don't have to remember the whole schema.
This is generated code to use in your project before transpilation - that's why it generates declaration files also. However that points me to a conclusion I need to export query generator in generated file so you can use it together with Apollo query
So I was thinking of using the additional features of Apollo client such as caching, network status etc, while leveraging the auto-complete and typesafety of GraphQL Zeus. Auto-complete is what I really miss from Apollo and I feel like the type-generation from gql-tags is a more cumbersome way than what Zeus is doing.
EDIT: I've just found it. I saw this before, this is a totally different approach with many dependencies underneath. Having to install many packages, using specific editor, etc.. This setup might be the best of course, but I am 99% sure it's hard to maintain so many packages to have GraphQL syntax up-to-date. I used it before but was angry they didn't support the new documentation format.
GraphQL Zeus is only one functionality package so it is easier to maintain.
