2.1.5

2.1.5

• Fixes a query name parsing issue that lead to a blank page showing when
  viewing the queries panel.
  @hwillson in #149

2.1.4

• Removed all Google Analytics tracking.
  @hwillson in #143
• Change cursor in dark theme to white.
  @islam3zzat in #131
• Fix issue where "Run in GraphiQL" does not include fragments.
  @henryqdineen in #133

2.1.3

Thank you to everyone who contributed these bug fixes!! 🎉

• fixed styling of mutation list
• Allow to use query.metadata.component.displayName (#126)
• Fixed mutation run in GraphiQL button (#127)
• Fixed bug where query.queryString did not exist (#125)
• Update vendor GraphiQL styles & fix autocomplete styling (#123)

2.1.0 Rebuild

This release is based on a new architecture that should be more performant and stable. It also supports the entire link stack of your Apollo Client including subscriptions!

2.0.6

Installation

This is the last version of the devtools that works with apollo-client 1.*. If you are still on a pre 2.* version of apollo-client, download the attached zip file and install it to chrome.

Once you have the zip file saved, unzip it and then go to chrome://extensions (or find it in your menu in more tools > extensions), then activate the developer mode on the top right of the page:

Then to install the extension, you just have to click on the recently unzipped folder on your computer:

Once you choose the folder, you should see the Apollo tab in your devtools when looking at your app!

v1.0.9

Changes:

• Add color to the extension icon when Apollo is connected #34

v1.0.4

Added support for devtools in dark mode

v1.0.3

Add support for multiple queries in GraphiQL.

Initial Release

The 3 main features of the initial release are:

1. A built-in GraphiQL console that allows you to make queries against your GraphQL server using your app's network interface directly (no configuration necessary).
2. A query watcher that shows you which queries are being watched by the current page, when those queries are loading, and what variables those queries are using.
3. An Apollo cache inspector that displays your client-side Redux store in an Apollo-Client-friendly way. You can explore the state of the store through a tree-like interface, and search through the store for specific field keys and values.