@cheapsteak/graphql-syntax-highlighter-react
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A React component for highlighting GraphQL syntax.
A React component for GraphQL syntax highlighting.
Example usage:
import { GraphqlCodeBlock } from 'graphql-syntax-highlighter-react';
<GraphqlCodeBlock
className="GraphqlCodeBlock"
queryBody="query getData($eventId: Int!) {event(id: $eventId) {name,... eventFields ... on Event{attendees(first: 5)}}}"
/>
The components only takes two props: className and queryBody, queryBody being a graphql query string (unformatted ok). If you add the class GraphqlCodeBlock, you will get some default css. Else, you can write your own css for highlighting certain syntax.
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A React component for highlighting GraphQL syntax.
The npm package @cheapsteak/graphql-syntax-highlighter-react receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, @cheapsteak/graphql-syntax-highlighter-react popularity was classified as not popular.
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