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GraphiQL Plugins (2.0.0-beta.0) Meta Issue #983
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Want to help out? Reach out and say hi in the discord |
@orta thanks for all your awesome updates and the graphic! I'm going to add some more items and start cross-referencing issues in the queue today. See, about starting to break things up! |
there is still so much to add to this! @orta had the great idea of breaking out, which we’ve done with github projects. please sort them alphabetically to see the order of precedence. in fact, we just closed a project for the first time! (Webpack Takeover). It feels real nice to close a roadmap! |
Hello @orta I would love to work on graphql service by starting to convert in Typescript. |
@moulikcipherX good news, we've already converted it to typescript! about to schedule new working group schedule and Plugin API spec proposals here soon! @orta re-opening this to turn it into a mega-issue (which can summarize and cross-reference gh projects), adding plugins as well? |
graphql language service conversion was completed last year, but thank you though! |
Any updates on this? |
plugins made 2.0 architecture too complicated for the next major version, and also I'm no longer being paid to work on this monorepo as of this fall, so the roadmap has changed based on my availability. because I'm one of the only active maintainers for this ecosystem, I mostly only have time for the minimum - maintenance work, advancing new GraphQL features so we can advance the spec, and ensuring the LSP ecosystem supports all GraphQL features fully. there is a WIP for 2.0 since early this year. it was merged to master branch, then we moved it to a seperate workspace because of performance issues with context. the readme will be updated with more details soon, and I've been trying to recruit folks to offer new proposals to finish 2.x and no one has opened a PR. i have a lot more community/devrel work to do. was hoping for hacktober, but at work I was pivoted to work on wordpress plugins well before I could make that deadline. most of the time I spent being paid to work on this repo, I spent on Modified Goals for 2.0.0Instead of plugins, for 2.0, we will just have fantastic components, hooks and state implementation (an SDK so to speak, for advanced custom implementations) and an optional top-level service layer GraphiQL component and middlewares. Hopefully sometime soon I can re-hash all the architectural plans, but at this point, there are too many pressing issues and features to address in this repo outside of the The end goal here is not plugins, but enhanced customizeability and extensibility. Plugins are a way to get there, but powerful user interfaces and consistent configuration patterns can lead to plugin-like capabilities. Since we already need to rewrite the entire clientside domain model with a new state management tool (yet to be chosen), adding the complexity of an entire plugin API isn't worth it, when people can just publish react components and libraries that can be imported to new and powerful component props, and thus be passed to monaco, to xstate or redux or whatever state manager, or components to be rendered in various regions. The monaco editor itself covers so so many requested GraphiQL features (that are still open issues) that codemirror just doesn't have. Then, this 2.0 SDK will change for 3.0 to some degree, and potentially a plugin service layer will be introduced on top of that. What you can do nowIf you want a full-featured, open source client that uses GraphQL and supports a rich plugin ecosystem now, Altair and Insomnia are both excellent choices for this. If you want to build your own tool with a plugin ecosystem with react, svelte, vue, plain js, whatever you choose, check out the github api explorer demo we have for |
I've come up with a "fork" on the architectural design for this effort we're also writing a WIP roadmap (and yes, anyone is able to edit it!) help with roadmapping if you want to help advance the roadmapping effort, and help reduce the issue count at the same time, look for issues labelled "plugin", or at any other feature requests, and add them to the GraphiQL 2.0 roadmap. you may need to formulate a summary of the issue and what it represents. once an feature request has been added to the roadmap, you can add @acao #roadmapped at the end of the comment, and I can do a strict issue search for all of them. this would help me so much! we're open to any improvements to this process |
This is a meta-issue for the GraphiQL IDE plugins effort, towards the GraphQL 2.0.0 beta milestone
(Note: this was previously marked as
graphiql@1.0.0-beta
, however we decided thatgraphiql@1.0.0
should be the last officially stable release before merging all of these breaking changes)👷♀️ Work In Progress
Preceding initiatives that already have merged or in-progress PR(s)
(will try to keep this updated, but projects listed here are your best bet)
Get involved or ask questions via our discord channel
packages/graphiql/src/new-components
for more details and readmes. Will add more proposal spec for components to add soon!🗺️ Dependent Roadmaps
These are roadmaps that will see to the introduction of a stable plugin API for GraphiQL 2.0.0. All of these are in progress.
See the visual roadmap here! https://miro.com/app/board/o9J_ktmGZck=/
📋 Github Projects
These are where most of the work is organized. Issues and cards that often become issues. An issue might belong to two projects.
💬 Discussions
These discussions will need to be turn into proposals/RFCs. In the case of the first discussion, it could lead to dozens of RFCs.
graphiql@2.0.0
stable is as accessible as it's dependencies allow.💡 Proposals
These proposals need to be advanced, as well as any issue labelled
potential plugin
needs to either be closed and associated with a proposal, or turned into a full proposal/RFC.graphiql@2.0.0-alpha.2
Note: Projects prefixed with ! are for organizing purposes, where the lanes don't represent states (such as features roundup)
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