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Graphql playground react package is completely running on styled-components
, removing old styling decreased size of the whole package. #834
Tabs in the playground are now sortable! 🚀 Thanks to @rynobax for making this happen #848
The playground now accepts headers in init
function. Thanks to @wilsongp #825
Thanks to @penx its possible to use the playground with different CDN. #845
If an operation has a name its displayed in tab name. Thanks to @olimsaidov #855
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package7d7969fea6ee419ec33ae54b5d3d0ece81f23b09 Add workspaceName prop (#772) 4c22d5fba580945a220aad0047d931aa3fd3397a Fixes #774 (#775) 22275676e5f88c72f2a7121beff7dc584925166d UI fixes (#789) fd6957f6be75e40edd3ae5e400721c6642a00173 bump graphcool-styles e1f715988099b74f7ea0ec19d612d97cfbf05848 Fix settings (#806) 15f9a2bc19a38f367c9878c1b3481e8deec4dbe0 Show graphql extensions (#813) c71868fc5d76dbef3b45bc276682f43a1521c64d Changed comment on input page. (#818) 85c203fce5321eb1d7f914d156861f52ef288f1a fix(schema) update color in query/mutation comment (#811) 8cc57bb11ef02a74107a659af71c222c43c0b5d8 run ./scripts/release-react.sh, robust jq test and bump electron (#822)
We now also ship a Snapcraft linux package of the Playground.
Queries are now being prettified thanks to @Huvik's PR adding the new prettier js.
As requested in #301, #122, #578, #143, #195, #487 it's important to Playground users to be able to inject props into the Playground, like a custom fetcher or a predefined query. This has been implemented for [email protected]
. You can read more about the newly available options here: https://github.com/prismagraphql/graphql-playground#properties
For a long time, the Playground let's you switch between a predefined light & dark theme. As everybody has a different taste, it has been requested multiple times in #291, #593, #649, #711 to be able to customize the Playground UI.
We're working on making themes completely customizable. The first step has been done by @Huvik, which is turning the code editor themes of the light & dark themes into json definable as described here