Creating graphql result types for a web application can be done by adding an extra step to your application's development process.
That step has been extensively covered by the guys at The Guild.
However, I've created a codegen web wrapper that serves a slightly different purpose which includes but might not be limited to:
Skipping an extra step of adding the codegen to your development process but still wanting to know what result types the graphql api returns.
Getting all the return types from a graphql endpoint without setting up anything extraneous.
The wrapper guide and source code can be found on github.
Let me know what you think.
If you have any questions regarding this, I am available in the comment section. Also, feel free to correct or add anything I might have missed. Do not hesitate to send me a message by email or on twitter
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