Multiple schemas from folder
See original GitHub issueAs a user, I want to specify a folder, from which I want spectaql to load schema. It is uncomfortable for me to specify each GraphQL schema file by hand in the config file.
Here is an example:
config.yml
introspection:
schemaFile: ./graphql/
Files schema
- config.yml
- graphql
- graphql_schema_1.graphqls
- graphql_schema_2.graphqls
- graphql_schema_3.graphqls
- …
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Thank you, that’s really works!
You’ll have to try reading up on different glob patterns that are supported by that library. Typically something like
./graphql/**/*.gql
will work.