Generate the client

From http endpoint with `--endpoint`

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genql --endpoint <https://countries.trevorblades.com> --output ./generated

You can fetch using get passing the --get flag

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genql --get --endpoint <https://countries.trevorblades.com> --output ./generated

From local schema with `--schema`

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genql --schema ./schema.graphql --output ./generated

Passing headers with `-H`

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genql -H 'Authorization: Bearer myToken' -e <https://countries.trevorblades.com> -o ./generated

Changing scalar types with `-S`

This is useful if you want to map from a custom scalar to a type like string, number, etc.

By default custom scalars have type any

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genql -S MyScalar:string -S AnotherScalar:number -e <https://countries.trevorblades.com> -o ./generated

Sort generated code with `--sort`

If you see a lot of diffs between one generation and another you can use the --sort flag to sort object properties

The order of generated object properties is taken from the schema introspection by default, so you shouldn't need this flag if using popular frameworks like Apollo server

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genql --sort -e <https://countries.trevorblades.com> -o ./generated

Cli reference

Generate the client

From http endpoint with --endpoint

From local schema with --schema

Passing headers with -H

Changing scalar types with -S

Sort generated code with --sort

From http endpoint with `--endpoint`

From local schema with `--schema`

Passing headers with `-H`

Changing scalar types with `-S`

Sort generated code with `--sort`