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@autoinvent/conveyor-admin

v1.0.3

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GraphiQL for Magql

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Conveyor Admin

Conveyor Admin provides a functional UI to interact with GraphQL APIs generated by the Magql library. It implements the comprehensive UI components in autoinvent/conveyor to provide an intuitive and user-friendly interface for performing CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations on your GraphQL data.

Features

  • Automatic UI Generation: Conveyor automatically introspects your GraphQL schema and generates a UI that corresponds to your data structure. This includes forms for data entry, tables for data viewing, and even more complex UI structures for nested or related data.

Prerequisites

Before using Conveyor, you need to have a GraphQL API generated by the Magql library. Magql provides a robust, flexible, and easy-to-use way to create a GraphQL API from your existing data.

Installation

pnpm install @autoinvent/conveyor

Scripts

  • pnpm run example - start a development server for testing the conveyor library with hot reload.
  • pnpm build - build library for production. The generated files will be on the dist folder. pnpm pack will package these files into a tarball for install.
  • pnpm preview - locally preview the production build.
  • pnpm test - run tests in watch mode.
  • pnpm test:ci - run tests once without watch mode.
  • pnpm test:ui - run tests with ui.
  • pnpm format - format all files with Rome.
  • pnpm lint - runs TypeScript, Rome and Stylelint.
  • pnpm validate - runs lint, test:ci.