GraphQL Network Inspector

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What is GraphQL Network Inspector

GraphQL Network Inspector is a platform agnostic network inspector specifically built for GraphQL

It provides support for query batching, works with any client including Apollo and Relay, and offers features such as initial support for Subscriptions (Beta) via websockets, replay requests with graphdev

app integration, sharing requests and errors for team collaboration, parsing multipart/form-data requests, collapsible request view, filtering for persisted queries, quick filter buttons for query and mutation, and support for persisted queries


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4.9

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Officially the second review I've written, and I gave this some time. This has been completely reliable, which first requirement these days in giving a positive review for a piece of software. Then after that the functionality is spot on, it makes graph much easier to read and manage as a dev. This may sound rather muted, but completely, simple, reliable software is exactly what we need more of like this. 6 months no issues. I use it on windows, linux and mac. Thank you.

Gabriel TotoliciuGabriel 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!

Andrew PoggioneAndrew 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!