@portkey/graphql
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@portkey/graphql
It is already possible to follow the standard apollo tutorial to add apollo client to your application. However, Portkey provides graphql integration packages those simplify the integration and usage.
npm install @portkey/graphql
yarn add @portkey/graphql
| Script | Description |
|---|---|
| clean | Uses rm to remove dist/ |
| build | Uses tsc to build package and dependent packages |
| lint | Uses eslint to lint package |
| lint:fix | Uses eslint to check and fix any warnings |
| format | Uses prettier to format the code |
| generate | generate files with the following |
GraphQL Code Generator is a tool that generates code out of your GraphQL schema. Whether you are developing a frontend or backend, you can utilize GraphQL Code Generator to generate output from your GraphQL Schema and GraphQL Documents (query/mutation/subscription/fragment).
you can generate files with the following command:
yarn generate
GraphQL Code Generator relies on a configuration file named codegen.config.ts to manage all possible options, input, and output document types.
For more configuration and functions, see docs page
You can do this online through a web page
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The npm package @portkey/graphql receives a total of 3,507 weekly downloads. As such, @portkey/graphql popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @portkey/graphql demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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