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este/este
This repo is suspended.
Este was a full-stack TypeScript starter combining Next.js, React Native (via react-native-web), GraphQL with Relay, and Prisma — targeting universal apps that share code across web and mobile. It hasn't been touched since 2019 and the author explicitly marked it abandoned. The repo is suspended on GitHub.
- At the time, it was one of the earliest examples of sharing a single GraphQL/Relay layer across Next.js and React Native Web — that architectural bet turned out to be largely correct.
- The monorepo package structure (api, components, hooks, relay, web, native as separate packages) was ahead of common practice for 2018-era TypeScript projects.
- Using generated Relay types from the GraphQL schema gave end-to-end type safety before most people were doing this.
- Dead. Last commit 2019, repo suspended, README says don't use it — there is no version of this you can adopt without rewriting most of it.
- Requires Node 8 (EOL 2019), Prisma 1 (replaced by an entirely different product), and zeit/now v1 (now Vercel, with a completely different config format). Nothing here runs without major surgery.
- Relay is a high-friction choice that locks you into Facebook's GraphQL conventions; most of the ecosystem moved to Apollo or plain fetch, so the tradeoffs this starter made are even more costly today.
- No tests beyond the scaffolding — `yarn test` exists in package.json but the actual test coverage is minimal, which makes the codebase harder to use as a reference.