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gqls-generator

v0.1.5

Published

use gqls-generator to generate client gqls from schema or remote server

Downloads

9

Readme

gqls-generator

gqls-generator is a package to generate client queries and mutations from GraphQL schema or remote server

Usage

Usage: npx gqls-generator [ENDPOINT or PATH to graphql schema] [OPTIONS]

Fetch and print the GraphQL schema from a GraphQL HTTP endpoint
(Outputs schema in IDL syntax by default)

Options:
 -h    Add a custom header (ex. 'API-KEY=ABC123 AUTH=SJF68dFsx')
 -m    Add a fetch method (POST or GET) 

Example from local schema:

npx gqls-generator schema.graphql

Example from remote server:

npx gqls-generator http://192.168.31.184:4000/graphql

Select data saving format:

Split by return types

All in one index.js file

Split by return types

Split by queries and mutations