Locally run graphiql with custom schema

[sudheerj]

As per POC on Graphql language I'm trying to test various types of queries in POSTMAN.But I didn't find the way to add below dynamic queries in POSTMAN.If it is not supported by POSTMAN then how can we build local graphiql with our own schema.

Example,

query GetAccounts($filter: AccountsFilter) {
accounts(filter: $filter) {
account_name
}
}
{
"filter": {
"region": "APAC",
"code": {"in": [ "HK1", "SG1" ]},
"account_number": {"nin": [ "1" ]}
}
}

[asiandrummer]

I'm not sure what POSTMAN is - is that a name of the GraphQL Schema you've created?

Just for your information, for supplying your own GraphQLSchema, you can either pass an already-created GraphQLSchema object or pass a fetcher function to perform an introspection query. This is explained in README, but you may gather a few more helpful references if you look at our example code that mounts GraphiQL component, along with the example server code.

[sudheerj]

POSTMAN is a GUI platform to make complex HTTP requests for API workflow.

I enabled graphIql: true parameter in the server code.So I can query through GraphIql editor easily.

[asiandrummer]

I'm sorry, but I have zero knowledge about POSTMAN, and it's much difficult to help you without knowing how POSTMAN operates and how you've hooked it up with GraphiQL. Does your server have GraphQL schema? Did those example codes help you at all?

[sudheerj]

Even it didn't workout with GraphiQL.I just need how to pass JSON parameter as String from GraphiQL IDE.Those examples won't explain me on how to pass JSON string values.

I just need on how to pass below JSON in the form of String.

{
"filter": {
"region": "APAC",
"code": {"in": [ "HK1", "SG1" ]},
"account_number": {"nin": [ "1" ]}
}
}

[asiandrummer]

I think this is then a similar question to #262 - closing this one in favor of that one. Feel free to reopen if you feel otherwise.