How can we use middlewares after graphqlHTTP?
See original GitHub issueIs there anyway to use a middleware after graphqlHTTP middleware? As a use case, suppose we want to use response.redirect()
after using graphqlHTTP middleware. How can we do that?
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Usage
Just FYI for anyone using
apollo-server-express
you can do this: