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Informations about the package graphql-devtools

Dev tools for silverstripe-graphql

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Tools to help developers building new applications on SilverStripe’s GraphQL API

Installation

What it does

This module adds an implementation of graphiql, an in-browser IDE for GraphQL servers. It provides browseable documentation of your schema, as well as autocomplete and syntax-checking of your queries.

Accessing the IDE

In GraphQL 3.x, it can be accessed at /dev/graphiql/.

In GraphQL 4.x+, it can be accessed at /dev/graphql/ide.

This is because GraphQL 4+ has its own DevelopmentAdmin controller.

The GraphQL v4 version of the module allows you to clear your schema by calling the /dev/graphql/clear task.

Security

By default, the tool has the same restrictions as other development tools like dev/build:

Show a select list of schemas

Show all schemas

Further, you can override the config in the request, by using ?schema=<schemaName>, e.g. http://example.com/dev/graphql/ide?schema=mySchema.

If you're using a custom controller for your GraphQL endpoint

The IDE finds schemas by checking Director for routes that map to a SilverStripe\GraphQL\Controller instance. If for some reason you're using a custom controller, you might get an error: "Could not find your default schema 'default'. You will need to add one to the SilverStripe\Control\Director.rules config setting."

To avoid this, you can explicitly map your graphql route to a schema in your Director config:

GraphQL schema initialise task

This module provides a GraphQLSchemaInitTask task to initialise a basic GraphQL schema to get you started. It will create configuration files for your schema and a basic resolver. Specifically it will create:

You must be in CLI mode to use this task

To view help for the task to see what options are available:

To run the task with with minimal options:

Upgrading and maintaining the IDE

The library running the IDE is GraphQL Playground. It is served from your local environment as an exposed resource. The setup is based on their "HTML Page" example seen here, which uses remote bundle files served from a CDN. This repository uses a manually created bundle file copied directly from the CDN. This may seem like a convoluted approach, but the main benefits are:

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Requires silverstripe/graphql Version ^3 || ^4 || ^5
symfony/finder Version ^4 || ^5 || ^6
symfony/filesystem Version ^4 || ^5 || ^6
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