GraphQL DevTools
Build an extremely useful tool to manage graphQL queries !
Simple and clean network inspector for GraphQL
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A platform agnostic network inspector specifically built for GraphQL. Clearly see individual GraphQL requests including support for query batching. Works with any client including Apollo and Relay.
View the docs and more at:
https://www.overstacked.io/docs/graphql-network-inspector
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So useful, great job on this!
i love it <3
looks good so far
Perfect tool
This is amazing - thank you for putting in the work to provide it!
on switching the developers tool like from request to response, it reset everything. Can you please retain the state at which we were present on tab switching
Cool GraphQL tool! Very helpful, not very well-known, wish I knew about it earlier!
😍 😍 😍Awesome⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
10/10 - you need this
Good extension, one suggestion to move variables to top in request payload because when query has more length, we need to always scroll down to the end to check passed variables. Also, if possible to toggle the look to be same of response payload of network panel.