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GraphQL Network Inspector

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Simple and clean network inspector for GraphQL

Image from store GraphQL Network Inspector
Description from store 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. 2.19.2 Big fix on searching with regex Added newsletter 2.19.1 Improvements to websocket parsing and ui 2.19.0 Jump to search results 2.18.0 Initial support for Subscriptions (Beta) only via websockets. 2.17.1 Replay requests with graphdev.app integration

Latest reviews

  • (2023-10-27) Victor Varela: For those who use graphql, this tool will change the way you analyze the request in the browser. It gives you a broad view of the request (querie, mutation..), the variables sent and responses, all organized in a JSON structure. Congratulations to those involved in this project. I use popOS! and Chrome for development, and it's working perfectly.
  • (2023-10-05) Enrique Teruel: AWESOME
  • (2023-09-27) Jess Gold: Great when it works. Sometimes the tab disappears in chrome dev tools though
  • (2023-09-25) Prabodh Kelkar: The extension is helpful when it works, but lately after every mac os upgrade or chrome upgrade this extension disappears from chrome dev tools and does not show up even after removing extension and adding it back. This sucks!!!
  • (2023-08-17) Oleh M: Дуже допомагає в роботі з GraphQL
  • (2023-08-09) XiaoHang Zou: It stopped showing up in my chrome debugger panel after installing. any ideas?
  • (2023-08-08) Manuel Seller: This is by far the best expansion for my daily work! Thank you very much. Everybody who's working with GraphQl needs this. It makes debugging so much easier.
  • (2023-07-11) Paweł Bujna: It simplifies job a lot! Will never unintall!
  • (2023-07-09) Danier Estévez: Simply awesome!
  • (2023-05-31) Roobel: I've been using this solution for about a year now. It helps a lot when working with graphql. Many thanks to the developers!!!!!!
  • (2023-05-29) Tuyền Lê: On Chrome 113, it crash a lot of time. I have to quit and relaunch to use it.
  • (2023-05-23) John Fernandes: wayyy better than the default network dev tools. only thing is it doesnt show pending for pending requests
  • (2023-05-12) Anton Tsvilikhovskiy: So useful, great job on this!
  • (2023-03-31) Matt Silverstein: Just want to say thanks for this thing. It's so nice. ❤️
  • (2023-03-15) Abel O'Rian: i love it <3
  • (2023-03-02) Yehor Anisimov: looks good so far
  • (2023-02-21) Does the job without any issue, I love it!!
  • (2023-02-07) Alexander Omelnitskii: Perfect tool
  • (2023-01-18) David Faivre: This is amazing - thank you for putting in the work to provide it!
  • (2022-12-27) Eros Díaz: Awesome The exact tool I was looking for.
  • (2022-12-13) Bipul Harsh: 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
  • (2022-12-08) Porter Severtson: Cool GraphQL tool! Very helpful, not very well-known, wish I knew about it earlier!
  • (2022-11-25) MAYANK MALHOTRA: 😍 😍 😍Awesome⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
  • (2022-11-01) Samuel Estrella: 10/10 - you need this
  • (2022-11-01) Fernand Veyrier: Very good and concise tool, love it. 4 stars because sadly when using file upload, the mutations are not detected (maybe because it's a form data?) which would greatly help. Thanks for the good work!
  • (2022-09-05) Dhaval DL: 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.
  • (2022-07-14) zenhojin: Very usefull!!!
  • (2022-07-13) Ana Karnishyna: Awesome extension! Working with GQL through Chrome have never been easier. You can search queries, copy body/variables in few clicks. Amazing!
  • (2022-07-05) Byoubu Byoo: Thank you for this awesome tools! it makes debugging a lot easier
  • (2022-05-05) Blad: If only I found it earlier...
  • (2022-04-11) Andrew Bartz: Makes Query debugging so much easier.
  • (2022-03-24) Andrew Poggione: This is an awesome tool! So much better than the plain network tab in Developer Tools. That being said, when I'm working locally, the GraphQL Network option from the top of the Developer Tools disappears completely. The only way I can use this extension with my localhost is if I open it up prior to entering localhost. It's a bit frustrating. Otherwise, what a great tool!
  • (2022-02-23) Abijith Bahuleyan: Just awesome!
  • (2022-02-14) Alan Zhang: Best extension for inspecting GraphQL queries. More stable and intuitive than anything else out there.
  • (2022-02-07) Ted Neff: Love it, great for separating your GraphQL calls from other network traffic.
  • (2022-01-12) Sara Elzeiny: Glad that this tool exists.
  • (2021-12-22) Ivan Fedulov: Really solves the problem! Without this extension you need to browse all requests on "Network" tab which are all identical since are made to the same url.
  • (2021-12-12) Best i have found :) But when the response is long i see no scrollbar to scroll fast :( Hope you fixes it soon.
  • (2021-12-10) tatekii Ma: Nice tool for inspect graphql fetch ! Maybe more feature like Cache will be great.
  • (2021-11-16) Chi-feng Chou: Finally a great tool integrated into devtools!
  • (2021-10-15) This has no configuration options and doesn't work if differ anyway from the norm.
  • (2021-10-06) Geoffrey K: Absolutely amazing, makes debugging and developing so much more efficient. Good job!
  • (2021-09-30) Tharshan Muthu: So useful and very light weight. This is what Apollo devtools should have been.
  • (2021-09-16) Mateusz Bałdyga: Great extension! It shows all queries very clearly. The only feature that I really miss is the ability to search for a query by name.
  • (2021-08-10) James Davis: This is a great, simple, clean extension for viewing GraphQL requests! +1 for using the query/mutation name (when available) in the Query/Mutation column over the top-level field name (which would enable filtering by operation name). I've opened a PR for this: https://github.com/warrenday/graphql-network-inspector/pull/20
  • (2021-07-28) Gabriel Totoliciu: Great tool, does everything I need. One suggestion for queries - The "Query / Mutation" column always shows the first top-level field instead of the query name. For example, if I write query QueryName { firstTopLevelField { ...etc } secondTopLevelField { ...etc } } The column shows "firstTopLevelField" as the query name instead of "QueryName". It should show the query name. But besides that, it's a really great tool. Thanks!
  • (2021-07-26) Joseph Lyons: works perfectly
  • (2021-07-09) Great tool. It would be amazing catch graphql subscriptions too.
  • (2021-06-23) Kevin Jeong: Beats looking at the network inspector. Would be better with search capabilities
  • (2021-06-17) Hasham Alam: The tool works, is fast, it works well with the dark theme as well, and exactly what i was looking for.

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Rating
4.8725 (102 votes)
Last update / version
2024-02-21 / 2.19.2
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