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graphql cli client
SHOW HN2018
246points
20comments
#128of 2,155 in 2018
Top 6%of 2018 by points
How HN took it
LovedMost comments that take a side are positive
5 positive, 3 neutral or asking, 1 mixed, 1 critical, out of 10 comments about the project. Thread score +0.27.
Design: 0 for, 1 against
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What HN said
What people liked
Useful for spinning up GraphiQL against any endpoint with auth headers
From 1 comment
This is awesome! I particularly like being able to spin up a local instance of GraphiQL against any endpoint (with auth headers and everything). I tried it with GitHub's GraphQL…
peterjmag on HN
Looks awesome to people new to GraphQL
From 1 comment
I haven't really ventured into GraphQL land yet, but this looks awesome!
michaelmior on HN
Objections
CLI needs saved queries to be really useful
From 1 comment
CLI looks neat, but these apps really require things like saved queries to be really useful. I'm pretty happy with using Insomnia app for Graphql / REST so far.
jaequery on HN
GraphQL syntax is weird and unnecessary for many apps
From 2 comments
To be honest, I find graphql syntax really weird. What you get back is json, why not make the query language json itself? So all the existing json processing tools on the…
nojvek on HNI don't know if this was ironic or not but it made me chuckle. Many people actually DO use technologies that are absolutely not required but which bring incidental complexity…
boubiyeah on HN
Requests
Support for saved queries
From 1 comment
CLI looks neat, but these apps really require things like saved queries to be really useful. I'm pretty happy with using Insomnia app for Graphql / REST so far.
jaequery on HN
Questions
Whether it works with Yelp's GraphQL API
From 1 comment
I'm interested in trying it with yelp https://www.yelp.com/developers/graphql/guides/intro
homero on HN
Alternatives named
Insomnia
From 1 comment
CLI looks neat, but these apps really require things like saved queries to be really useful. I'm pretty happy with using Insomnia app for Graphql / REST so far.
jaequery on HN
JSONGraph
From 1 comment
> To be honest, I find graphql syntax really weird. What you get back is json, why not make the query language json itself? So all the existing json processing tools on the…
masklinn on HN