eveporcello/graph-url

A GraphQL library for building queries in the terminal

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Run GraphQL queries right from the terminal.

Installation

Install it once globally with yarn:

yarn global add graph-url

Or use npm:

npm install -g graph-url

graph-url's Issues

Documentation

The Readme.md needs better overall instructions and documentation on how to use this tool. Ideas to include:

• All Features
• Examples
• Changelog
• on deck features

Refactor Tests

At present the test is hitting the student example graph for lift status on www.moonhighway.com. We should mock that request so that tests can be easily run locally without internet access.

Authorization Solution

We need the ability to send requests to secure endpoints by incorporating authorization headers. It would be nice to allow users to login with an oauth2 provider and save their token for future requests. Maybe this should be several issues?

main requirements

• Ability to attach a token to a request gurl -u <URL> -f <FILE> -q <QUERY> -t, --t <TOKEN>
• Ability to attache username and password to a request gurl --user --password
• Can receive data from secure graphs like github or facebook?

additional requirements

• app can log user in with oauth
• app can save their token
• app can log in with popular social logins

Subscriptions

We need a way to run a graphql subscription and update the terminal results when the subscription pushes new data.

  gurl --file myQuery.graphql --subscription watchLifts

Watching Files

We need a way to watch local query files for changes and then automatically re-run the query when the change occurs.

  gurl --file myQuery.graphql --watch

Queries and Mutations

We need a way to tell gurl to run a query by name or a mutation by name:

Run a single query

   gurl --fileName myQuery.graphql --query getNames

Run multiple queries

   gurl --fileName myQuery.graphql --query getNames, getDates

Run a mutation

  gurl --fileName myMutation.graphql --mutation setNames

GraphQL Console/Terminal app

React Blesses?

I think it would be cool to be able to run gurl and get a multi-paneled terminal application built
with React Blessed.