Try the first alpha of [email protected]!
• Replaces reach-ui with unstyled radix and headlessui
• Reorder tab! (thanks https://t.co/XNWsfuLxVD)
The next alpha will include a much awaited monaco editor that replaces codemirror
@kidehen a custom results component prop (essentially a plugin) would allow you to render results as this instead of JSON!
hoping to advance this new prop as well as everything else, hopefully in a minor release before 3.0.0
Though [email protected] will adopt monaco-graphql, we will not be abandoning the #codemirror community, as we feel that both monaco editor and codemirror 6 have immense value to our users in different contexts and use cases.
A question remains - can/will graphiql@3 support both?!
Thanks to our co-maintainer @imolorhe from @AltairGraphQL , we are now shipping a modern @codemirror 6 mode called cm6-graphql! 🚀
https://t.co/h35qCdT5Qz
If anyone is wondering how popular #graphql is, I released a syntax highlighting extension in july (and just on vscode marketplace), now we're almost at 500K installs
https://t.co/4CTpNF8gMK
People keep guessing how much #GraphQL is actually used, which I think is natural for every interesting technology. But hard numbers are extremely rare to find, so here is some background and never shared before statistics (1/n)
@aumy_f@vuejs@sveltejs Indeed! I added some tests out of curiosity and it seemed to work fine... I'm pretty sure the sfc compiler will just ignore attributes like <script context="module" which is fine for these simple purposes.
Did you know…
A) the latest version of @GraphiQL is more accessible and has dark mode/tabs?
B) you can get it in Gatsby 5 beta today?
Check out this (no-sound) video for more:
What if:
- fetcher was optional
- environments prop allowed you to statically define configuration for multiple schemas
- a network tab plugin allowed users to override this state
- if you use environments prop, createGraphiQLFetcher() becomes internal
https://t.co/es26hI2V6a
TFW you see someone using your code on the train in the cafe car but you don't want to weird them out by revealing you looked at their screen 😂
I will be in AMS tonight and for the next week, what's good? - (Rikki aka acao on github)
This markdown example may seem far fetched, but you would be surprised!
I've fielded at least one inquiry for this iirc (rikki). Requests to handle Yaml, JSON5, & binary formats like protobufs or msgpack are more common.
@graphql userland is constantly pushing the envelope!
What if we had content-type aware response handler plugins like these? The limits of demonstrating future and/or novel #graphql specs would be boundless!
https://t.co/6D2qanYiyC
We start with a relatively simple example of JSON5.
Configuring plugins by response content types, we could make handling additional, novel and ad-hoc content types possible, beyond the current spec