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Add response time and size
See original GitHub issueAfter each request, it’d be nice to see the response time + size of the response in KB somewhere. E.g. 251ms, 23.3kb
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Could have this as an optional add-in for express-graphql: https://github.com/expressjs/response-time
I feel like
GraphiQLToolbarandGraphiQLFooterare available to serve exactly that purpose - to give users freedom to provide any customized information/feature they want. I do think that this should be implemented in user-land.