I'd love to see what's coming up. Here's a couple of features I'm interested in:
- being able to set a base url for an environment - schema viewer/explorer - slightly different from asking questions, I just want to view the document - GQL formatter in the editor - some layer above/below collections - if i work with multiple APIs i want to have a load of collections for API 1 and a load more for API 2, etc
I've just published a basic roadmap and will add to this moving forward: https://linen-sandal-09b.notion.site/GraphDev-Roadmap-d6f79f26737f461e8b2f84e518d9ad3d?pvs=4
You can set a baseUrl for the environment. 1. Create a new environment in the footer. 2. Add a variables like "baseUrl" with your value "http://localhost:3000" 3. In the URL enter "{{baseUrl}}" if it turns blue we have...
A: It's a development environment for GraphQL. You can use it to test, execute and share queries with your team. We also integrate AI to help generate queries for you.
Do I get it right that if I work with actievepieces or apix or sth. Like that and I use the http request (because the app doesn't exist) I could use your software to know how to formulate the api-request? If yes does it also offer the ready made Jason code for a specific request I wanna have?
GraphDev is not specifically works with GraphQL APIs, so if any of those tools provide a GraphQL endpoint, we can introspect it, then use a combination of code and AI to provide code hints and tell you how to write queries/mutations.
Queries can be executed on the platform, then the JSON response can be saved and shared with your team.
A: We have thought about extending the platform to Rest and the like, most of the UI and AI tools could be well suited to inspecting docs generated by these technologies. GraphDev was originally built just for GraphQL, but if you want to see more and there is demand. Absolutely it can.
There are several benefits over GraphQL Playground.
1. You can generate shareable links, storing both the request and response. These can be shared publicly or privately. These are great for sharing snapshots or issues on things like Slack or Jira.
2. We have a schema-aware chat that uses the introspection result to make the AI context aware. You can ask it any question about...
Q: Do you have a public road map?
I'd love to see what's coming up. Here's a couple of features I'm interested in:
- being able to set a base url for an environment
- schema viewer/explorer - slightly different from asking questions, I just want to view the document
- GQL formatter in the editor
- some layer above/below collections - if i work with multiple APIs i want to have a load of collections for API 1 and a load more for API 2, etc
Very interested to watch this product grow!
Warren_GraphDev
Aug 30, 2024A: Hey,
I've just published a basic roadmap and will add to this moving forward:
https://linen-sandal-09b.notion.site/GraphDev-Roadmap-d6f79f26737f461e8b2f84e518d9ad3d?pvs=4
You can set a baseUrl for the environment.
1. Create a new environment in the footer.
2. Add a variables like "baseUrl" with your value "http://localhost:3000"
3. In the URL enter "{{baseUrl}}" if it turns blue we have...
Verified purchaser
Thanks for the quick response!
Sorry about the baseUrl question - I was sure I tried that, but I must have missed something. Can confirm that works wonderfully!
Q: Is this a API client?
Warren_GraphDev
Aug 27, 2024A: It's a development environment for GraphQL. You can use it to test, execute and share queries with your team. We also integrate AI to help generate queries for you.
Q: actievepieces and co
Do I get it right that if I work with actievepieces or apix or sth. Like that and I use the http request (because the app doesn't exist) I could use your software to know how to formulate the api-request? If yes does it also offer the ready made Jason code for a specific request I wanna have?
Warren_GraphDev
Aug 27, 2024A: Hey Marian,
GraphDev is not specifically works with GraphQL APIs, so if any of those tools provide a GraphQL endpoint, we can introspect it, then use a combination of code and AI to provide code hints and tell you how to write queries/mutations.
Queries can be executed on the platform, then the JSON response can be saved and shared with your team.
Q: Curious to know if GrapDev can be extended
To test other APIs (Rest, SOAP and gRPC)
Warren_GraphDev
Aug 27, 2024A: We have thought about extending the platform to Rest and the like, most of the UI and AI tools could be well suited to inspecting docs generated by these technologies. GraphDev was originally built just for GraphQL, but if you want to see more and there is demand. Absolutely it can.
+1 for REST
Q: What makes this?
Can you please highlight why I would use this over graphql playground?
Warren_GraphDev
Aug 27, 2024A: Hey Biscuit,
There are several benefits over GraphQL Playground.
1. You can generate shareable links, storing both the request and response. These can be shared publicly or privately. These are great for sharing snapshots or issues on things like Slack or Jira.
2. We have a schema-aware chat that uses the introspection result to make the AI context aware. You can ask it any question about...