Improve doc for including graphQL
See original GitHub issueAfter docker-compose exec app composer req webonyx/graphql-php
I trying to open https://localhost:8443/graphql and I get a ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED
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This is still an issue, at least for me.
Using the composer route, I can create an API Platform project that exposes the /graphql route correctly.
When using the docker compose setup, and after adding the graphql package, I am unable to get to the /graphql route. It DOES show up as a route in the debug output:
api_graphql_entrypoint ANY ANY ANY /graphql
Authentication and authorization are already supported. I don’t know exactly what you mean by “but better way is a hide graphQL by symfony”, but the GraphQL implementation is 100% integrated with Symfony, and if you put
/graphql
behind a Symfony firewall, it will work.