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Added Altair GraphQL UI. #301
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@imolorhe Thank you very much for your work. I just recently read about Altair and tried to use it as desktop standalone app. I am glad that it is possible to connect Altair as html page. Note that you will have to add a new package to build scripts - https://github.com/graphql-dotnet/server/blob/develop/build.cake#L14 |
I already added the project here: Line 16 in be914f9
Do I need to do something else? |
Added Headers to sample project.
I'm curious as to where you read about Altair for the first time? 🙂 |
I should also add that Altair comes with many more configuration options: https://github.com/imolorhe/altair#configuration-options But I figured it's okay for the first PR not to have them (lesser code, faster review). Also would appreciate if some core contributor could add those options instead of myself. |
I overlooked it, everything is fine. |
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You may add link to https://github.com/imolorhe/altair#configuration-options for |
@joemcbride @pekkah New package was uploaded to myget feed: https://ci.appveyor.com/project/graphql-dotnet-ci/server/builds/30054845#L558 but requires (as I understand) manual push to nuget. Please tell me, do I need any special keys / access rights for this? |
Thanks @sungam3r! I see that there is also docs for GraphiQL here: https://graphql-dotnet.github.io/docs/getting-started/graphiql Would it make sense to add Altair to the docs as well? |
Of course. |
@sungam3r Looks like the Altair package isn't still available. |
I know. @joemcbride could you please publish it? |
Added Altair GraphQL Client as an alternative GraphQL UI tool.
Altair comes packed with a lot of useful features to make it easy to work with GraphQL, and would be very useful to a lot of developers.