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Chrome extension for GraphQL Playground
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Exposes the awesome GraphQL Playground application as a Chrome extension. This is especially useful if your GraphQL server requires cookie credentials from a session that you've established in your browser.
SEND COOKIE CREDENTIALS
To include cookies in your GraphQL calls, click on the gear icon in the top right-hand corner and change the "request.credentials" property from "omit" to "include" and click "SAVE SETTINGS".
CHANGE FROM DARK TO LIGHT THEME
If you prefer a light theme, click on the gear icon in the top right-hand corner and change the "editor.theme" property from "dark" to "light" and click "SAVE SETTINGS".
Latest reviews
- (2023-01-26) Ivan Zakharanka: Very convenient application!
- (2022-09-21) Jakub T. Jankiewicz: Great extension. Great way to test GraphQL server. Since Apollo server doesn't add explorer to dev env, with this you don't need to setup explorer yourself manually. And you can use it even if the GraphQL is protected with password since it use your browser cookies.
- (2020-11-20) Version of the playground is outdated. For example subscription through websocket are not handled correctly
- (2019-09-20) Константин С: Good app. Need auto-expand query parameters. Example: 1. type {userList} 2. press the execute button 3. Expand all parameters from schema { userList { id name } }
Latest issues
- (2023-02-23, v:1.2.1) Saeed R. M.: Does it support uploading file?
To test a mutation, I need a tool that support uploading file. Can it help? - (2021-09-11, v:1.2.1) Chris Grinton: Great extension - keep it up to date?
Awesome idea to have this as a Chome extension! Any chance of keeping it up to date with latest GraphQL Playground releases? - (2020-02-13, v:1.1.1) Bobby Lipps: Secured by API Key
Is there a way to use this with an endpoint that uses an API Key for authentication?