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require("di-why/package.json"); // di-why is a peer dependency.
require("jwt-authorized/package.json"); // jwt-authorized is a peer dependency.
require("@apollo/server/package.json"); // @apollo/server is a peer dependency.
require("dotenv/package.json"); // dotenv is a peer dependency.
require("@types/mysql/package.json"); // @types/mysql is a peer dependency.
require("@apollo/subgraph/package.json"); // @apollo/subgraph is a peer dependency.
require("express/package.json"); // express is a peer dependency.
require("graphql-tag/package.json"); // graphql-tag is a peer dependency.
require("@apollo/server-plugin-landing-page-graphql-playground/package.json"); // @apollo/server-plugin-landing-page-graphql-playground is a peer dependency.
require("@types/node/package.json"); // @types/node is a peer dependency.
require("swiss-army-knifey/package.json"); // swiss-army-knifey is a peer dependency.
require("mysql-oh-wait/package.json"); // mysql-oh-wait is a peer dependency.
var graphqlKnifey = require("graphql-knifey")
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