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ahau-graphql-client
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const AhauClient = require('ahau-graphql-client')
const client = new AhauClient(uri, opts)
// client.query(...)
new AhauClient(uri, opts) => client
where:
uri
String is the http endpoint of your graphql server
http://localhost:${port}/graphql
opts
Object (optional) lets you set:
opts.possibleTypes
Object for resolving fragmentsopts.fetch
Function for providing a custom fetch function. This is required when not in the browseropts.apolloClient
Object for setting or over-riding other apollo client optionsand returns client
- an @apollo/client
instance
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apollo graphql client for ahau apps
We found that ahau-graphql-client demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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