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apollo-logger
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npm install --save-dev apollo-logger
For full logging you will need to attach Apollo Logger to:
import { addApolloLogging } from 'apollo-logger';
let networkInterface = addApolloLogging(createBatchingNetworkInterface({
...
}));
const pubsub = addApolloLogging(new PubSub());
const subscriptionManager = addApolloLogging(new SubscriptionManager(...));
On each example the result of operation comes after =>
getPost({"id":"3"}) => {"data":{"post":{"id":"3","title":"Post title 3", "__typename":"Post"}}}
addCount({"amount":1}) => {"data":{"addCount":{"amount":17,"__typename":"Count"}}}
onCountUpdated({}) => subscription: 2
{"commentUpdated":{"mutation":"CREATED","id":"3003", ... ,"__typename":"UpdateCommentPayload"}}
unsubscribe from subscription: 2
pubsub publish [ 'countUpdated',
{ id: 1, created_at: null, updated_at: null, amount: 7 } ]
pubsub subscribe postsUpdated => 2
pubsub unsubscribe [ 2 ]
pubsub msg postsUpdated({"mutation":"CREATED","id":21,"node":{"id":21,"title":"New post 1"}})
pubsub filter postsUpdated(opts = {"query":...,"context":{}}, args = {"endCursor":10}, name = postsUpdated)
.postsUpdated(val = {"mutation":"CREATED","id":21,"node":{"id":21,"title":"New post 1"}}, ctx = {}) => true
Copyright © 2017 SysGears INC. This source code is licensed under the MIT license.
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We found that apollo-logger demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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