It would be nice to be able to sort fields within an entity.

Our schema relies on some federated types so we have something like this declared in our schema:

extend type User @key(fields: "id") {
  id: ID! @external
}

This is failing in graphqlviz with:

Unknown type "User".
Cannot extend type "User" because it is not defined.
Unknown directive "key".
Unknown directive "external".

Currently, any non-null lists ([Customer]!) or lists of non-null types ([Customer!]), or both ([Customer!]!) will show 'null' as type.

Is this project abandoned?

Some servers may need something like a JWT token in the request headers(as in the current project im working on). Would be neat :)

Is it possible to feed multiple schema files (or perhaps a stream/pipe) to graphqlviz for situations where your schema is modularized?

Seems that the current visualization tool does not support circular relationship?

Currently there is a single basic layout with a few rendering options. This ticket should make choosing a renderer more modular with the default being the current one.

I love the idea of this project!

I played with it a bit on my GraphQL endpoint and it seems it doesn't support union types. Should it (and I'm missing something), or is the support for unions missing?

• trying to use graphqlviz with a subgraph in a federated graphql system
• Error: Unknown directive "key".

This was noticed when creating #11 because mutations typically have more complex input types. However, other elements such as connections and queries can refer to complex input types as well.

specifiedBy is a built-in directive in the latest version of GraphQL.

i'm getting this error when trying to run graphqlviz:

ERROR processing input. Use --verbose flag to see output.
Unknown directive "specifiedBy".

Looks like this line needs to be uncommented:

I'm trying to use docker to generate the files, but it seens meow have some issues by parsing the cmd line arguments.

FROM node:15.1.0-alpine3.10

RUN npm -g install graphqlviz

RUN graphqlviz ausheuashe

That is expected to say that file ausheuashe does not exists, but the help message is shown instead. I can also put anything as argument it will always show the help.

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 > [stage-1 4/6] RUN graphqlviz ausheuashe:                                                                                             
#8 2.092                                                                                                                                
#8 2.092   GraphQL Server CLI visualizer                                                                                                
#8 2.092                                                                                                                                
#8 2.092   Options:                                                                                                                     
#8 2.092     -t --theme      path to theme overrides
#8 2.092     --print-theme   print default theme to stdout
#8 2.092     -v --verbose    print introspection result
#8 2.092     -a --auth       set Authorization header for graphql server
#8 2.092 
#8 2.092   Usage:
#8 2.092     $ graphqlviz [url]
#8 2.092         Renders dot schema from [url] endpoint
#8 2.092 
#8 2.092   Examples:
#8 2.092     $ graphqlviz https://localhost:3000 | dot -Tpng -o graph.png
#8 2.092     $ graphqlviz https://example.com/graphql -a "Bearer xxxxx" | dot -Tpng -o graph.png
#8 2.092     $ graphqlviz https://swapi.apis.guru | dot -Tpng | open -f -a Preview
#8 2.092     $ graphqlviz path/to/schema.json | dot -Tpng | open -f -a Preview
#8 2.092     $ graphqlviz path/to/schema.graphql | dot -Tpng | open -f -a Preview
#8 2.092     $ graphqlviz --print-theme > theme.json
#8 2.092     $ graphqlviz https://localhost:3000 -t theme.json | dot -Tpng | open -f -a Preview
#8 2.092     $ graphqlviz schema.json --theme.header.invert=true | dot -Tpng > schema.png
#8 2.092 
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That also happens if I create a bash script and put the graphqlviz command inside.

It would be nice to visually represent interfaces in a different manner. If you have GraphQL schema with many types implementing the interface, the graph quickly gets out of control with spaghetti arrows all over the place. A nice alternative representation would be to just put interfaces representations off to the side and put something like Type :: Interface in the title of types that implement the interface. No arrows necessary.

Currently, JSON can be piped via stdin if no address/file is specified. After discussion in #21, it was determined that it would be good to support parsing the GraphQL SDL format as well if the --graphql flag is present.

I notice there are no mutations in the visualisation. Is that on purpose?

I am getting below error
-bash: dot: command not found

And how do I get it? Currently I get -bash: dot: command not found

I just noticed there are no variable names in function output.

I'll look into it, but maybe @NathanRSmith you'd like to fix it in your spare time?

GraphQL is now at 15.4.0 but this project is holding things back at 14.7.0

First things first: thanks for building this!

My question is: Do you have any plans to support a 'Skip Relay' option - like https://github.com/APIs-guru/graphql-voyager does?

AFAICT it removes the intermediate Connections and Edges from the output graph, making Relay-compatible schemas a lot more readable.

Cheers.