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README.md |
GraphiQL Demo
This version of GraphiQL is a fork of the original version with a simple header management UI.
You can access it live here - https://graphiql-online.com
Usage of Environment Variables
This app uses a few environment variables which are required for development. The production build uses values directly present in index.html serving this app.
We use dotenv for setting environment variables for development. Create a .env
file in the root directory (wherever package.json is) and set the following values. Replace accordingly for testing.
PORT=3000
NODE_ENV=development
GRAPHQL_ENDPOINT=http://localhost:8090/v1/graphql
HEADER_STRING='{}'
VARIABLE_STRING='{}'
QUERY_STRING='query { test_table { id } }'
Note The .env file should not be in version control.
Deployment
$ npm run build
The static assets will be generated in static
folder. There is an index.html file referencing the css and js assets inside dist
folder.
For a quick Docker based deployment, use docker build -t graphiql .
&& docker run -d -p 8080:8080 graphiql
for running the production build locally.
You can also use now.sh for a cloud deployment. Just simply run now
to deploy this and get a live URL.