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- Add initial Toolbar with hooks/filters
- cleaned up package.json deps - run prettier
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New "Router"
This PR introduces a new "Router" component which consists of a left-sidebar nav that allow for new screens to be added and routed to.
The Router includes 2 initial screens:
GraphiQL Screen
The GraphiQL screen includes the GraphiQL IDE that is pretty similar to the initial release of this repo.
It includes a re-built GraphQL Query Composer (formerly called "Explorer") and an "Auth Switch" that allows you to toggle between executing GraphQL requests as a public (non-authenticated) user and an authenticated user (using the cookie of your WordPress admin user).
Help Screen
There's a new help screen that provides quick access to resources in the WPGraphQL ecosystem. This screen will improve over time, but it's a start that should help make it a bit more convenient to find resources when you need them.
No More Code Exporter
The GraphiQL IDE that currently ships with WPGraphQL includes a "Code Exporter" feature, but at the moment it only includes a few code templates for Gatsby, and they're all outdated since Gatsby Source WordPress has become the official source plugin of Gatsby.
So, at the moment, the code-exporter feature actually provides negative value for users, so we've removed it.
We plan to re-think it and bring it back in the future, with more relevant code templates (Apollo, Relay, Faust.JS, etc), and we want to make it extendable so 3rd parties can provide their own templates that can be used.
Keep an eye out for that in the future.