Integrate GraphQL with GetStream
The complete guide to connecting GraphQL and GetStream in Next.js 15.
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This blueprint outlines the integration of Next.js 15 with a generic high-performance backend using React 19 Server Actions and the 2026 SDK specification. It leverages Partial Prerendering (PPR) and the unified 'use' hook for asynchronous data resolution, ensuring type-safe communication between the App Router and the persistence layer.
lib/integration.ts
1import { connectToService } from '@cloud-sdk/connect-v5';
2import { cache } from 'react';
3
4/**
5 * 2026 Standard SDK Interface
6 * Next.js 15 / React 19 Pattern
7 */
8export const getServiceConnection = cache(async () => {
9 const client = await connectToService({
10 endpoint: process.env.SERVICE_ENDPOINT,
11 token: process.env.SERVICE_AUTH_TOKEN,
12 timeout: 5000
13 });
14 return client;
15});
16
17export async function ActionHandler(formData: FormData) {
18 'use server';
19
20 const client = await getServiceConnection();
21 const payload = Object.fromEntries(formData);
22
23 try {
24 const response = await client.push({
25 data: payload,
26 timestamp: new Date().toISOString()
27 });
28 return { success: true, id: response.id };
29 } catch (err) {
30 return { success: false, error: 'Transmission Failure' };
31 }
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