Deep GraphQL queries can cause performance issues and denial-of-service scenarios. graphql-safe-depth is a solution that limits execution depth, making it a simple and predictable way to prevent deep queries.
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graphql-safe-depth is a lightweight GraphQL validation rule that limits real execution depth, preventing dangerously deep queries in a predictable way.
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