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graphql-markdown
Advanced tools
Generate nice docs for your GraphQL schema right in your GitHub repository.
npm install graphql-markdown --save-dev
See an example generated from the graphbrainz schema.
Installing the package adds a graphql-markdown
script. Point it at a schema
and the output will be written to stdout.
$ graphql-markdown http://your-server.com/graphql > schema.md
$ graphql-markdown ./path/to/schema.graphql > schema.md
$ graphql-markdown ./path/to/schema.json > schema.md
$ graphql-markdown --help
Usage: graphql-markdown [options] <schema>
Output a Markdown document with rendered descriptions and links between types.
The schema may be specified as:
- a URL to the GraphQL endpoint (the introspection query will be run)
- a GraphQL document containing the schema (.graphql or .gql)
- a JSON document containing the schema (as returned by the introspection query)
Options:
--title <string> Change the document title (default: 'Schema Types')
--prologue <string> Include custom Markdown at the beginning of the document
--epilogue <string> Include custom Markdown at the end of the document
Output is optimized for display on GitHub, using GitHub's Markdown renderer.
Due to the complexity of the tables in the generated document, much of the
output is HTML (as allowed by Markdown). Some of your GraphQL descriptions may
be printed as-is (for GitHub to render) while others are pre-rendered by
graphql-markdown
(if they need to be included in certain HTML tags – GitHub
will not render such content as Markdown).
FAQs
Generate documentation for your GraphQL schema in Markdown
The npm package graphql-markdown receives a total of 9,828 weekly downloads. As such, graphql-markdown popularity was classified as popular.
We found that graphql-markdown 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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