@khulnasoft-opensource/explore.khulnasoft.com
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Explore dot KhulnaSoft is an interactive in-browser GraphQL IDE based on GraphiQL and OneGraphAuth
The path to your next Open Source contribution
This tool is meant to accelerate development on KhulnaSoft by giving contributors a way to explorer GraphQL queries/mutations and results in an interactive way. It is similar to most implementations of GraphiQL, except that it features dropdown menus to select from the various dynamic queries in use by KhulnaSoft, described in https://docs.khulnasoft.com.
We encourage you to contribute to KhulnaSoft! Please check out the Contributing guide for guidelines about how to proceed.
npm ci
npm start
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Explore dot KhulnaSoft is an interactive in-browser GraphQL IDE based on GraphiQL and OneGraphAuth
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