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graphcurl

v0.3.1

Published

GraphQL curl-like command-line client

Downloads

14

Readme

Graphcurl

GraphQL curl-like command-line client

Version Downloads/week License

Getting Started

Install

You need Node.js and optionally Yarn.

You can install graphcurl:

yarn global add graphcurl
# or: npm install -g graphcurl

Or you can run it without installing:

npx graphcurl

Usage

Usage: gc|graphcurl [options]

Options:
  -V, --version                        output the version number
  -e, --endpoint <url>                 graphql endpoint
  -k, --key <key>                      output only selected key from response data
  -o, --output <file>                  write response data to json file instead of stdout
  -q, --query <query|@file|->          graphql query (or mutation), may use #import
  -d, --data <variable:value|@file|->  query variables, file may be json or yaml (default: [])
  -H, --header <header:value|@file|->  custom headers, file may be json or yaml (default: [])
  -v, --verbose                        output more details
  -D, --debug                          output debug data
  -h, --help                           output usage information

Roadmap

  • [x] Implement working prototype
  • [ ] Support automatic/whitelisted persisted queries
  • [ ] Select operation from a file that contains multiple queries/mutations
  • [ ] Send multiplied operation in single request for array json/yaml data
  • [ ] Load array data from csv with header
  • [ ] Select default/environment endpoints from GraphQL Config, Prisma config extension, and Apollo config
  • [ ] Use default paths for graphql files from extended GraphQL Config
  • [ ] Cleanup code
  • [ ] Rewrite to TypeScript

Development

Code Style

Install Prettier support for used editor/IDE.