GraphQL query builder.
Project description
This project is inspired by https://graphiql-online.com.
Installation
$ pip3 install gqtUsage
Set default GraphQL end-point URL:
$ export GQT_URL=https://mys-lang.org/graphqlInteractively create a query and execute it:
$ gqt
{
"statistics": {
"start_date_time": "2022-05-29 20:54:48",
"number_of_graphql_requests": 234
}
}Repeat last query:
$ gqt -r
{
"statistics": {
"start_date_time": "2022-05-29 20:54:48",
"number_of_graphql_requests": 234
}
}Print the query instead of executing it:
$ gqt -q
{"query":"{statistics {start_date_time number_of_graphql_requests}}"}Use jq for colors (not seen below) and extracting field values:
$ gqt | jq
{
"statistics": {
"start_date_time": "2022-05-29 20:54:48",
"number_of_graphql_requests": 235
}
}
$ gqt | jq .statistics.number_of_graphql_requests
236Ideas
Print built query instead of executing it.
Contols:
Use / to fuzzy find field.
Variables:
╭─ Query │ ▼ standard_library │ ▼ package │ $ name*: name │ ■ id*: 5 │ □ name │ □ number_of_downloads │ ▶ statistics ╭─ Variables │ ■ name: "foo"Arguments:
Marked with *, or possibly color, or a combination.
□: null ■: not null $: variableScalar example:
╭─ Query │ ▼ standard_library │ ▼ package │ ■ name*: "" # Cannot be unselected as it cannot be null. │ □ name │ ▶ packagesList example:
╭─ Query │ ▼ item │ □ kinds*: # Argument is null. │ ■ kinds2*: # List with two elements. │ [0] ■ a: "foo" │ ■ b: "eq" │ ■ c: │ [0] ■ a: "x" │ ■ b: "y" │ [1] │ [1] ■ a: "bar" │ ■ b: "ne" │ □ c: │ [2]
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