@graphql-markdown/docusaurus
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Docusaurus plugin for generating Markdown documentation from a GraphQL schema.
Docusaurus docs feature plugin for generating Markdown documentation from a GraphQL schema.
npm init docusaurus my-website https://github.com/graphql-markdown/template.git
If you already have an existing Docusaurus installation, then see the documentation for alternative installation.
The plugin adds a new command graphql-to-doc to the Docusaurus CLI.
npx docusaurus graphql-to-doc
Command line options are described in the documentation settings page.
See documentation settings page.
See documentation troubleshooting page.
GraphQL-Markdown packages are 100% free and open-source, under the MIT license.
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Docusaurus plugin for generating Markdown documentation from a GraphQL schema.
The npm package @graphql-markdown/docusaurus receives a total of 3,465 weekly downloads. As such, @graphql-markdown/docusaurus popularity was classified as popular.
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