Major Changes
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#1997
9df315b4Thanks @acao! - This introduces some big changes tomonaco-graphql, and some exciting features, including multi-model support, multi-schema support, and variables json language feature support 🎉.see the readme to learn how to configure and use the new interface.
🚨 BREAKING CHANGES!! 🚨
monaco-graphql🚨 no longer loads schemas usingfetchintrospection 🚨, you must specify the schema in one of many ways statically or dynamically. specifying just a schemaurino longer works. see the readme- when specifying the language to an editor or model, use
graphqlas the language id instead ofgraphqlDev- the mode now extends the default basic language support from
monaco-editoritself - when bundling, for syntax highlighting and basic language features, you must specify
graphqlin languages for your webpack or vite monaco plugins
- the mode now extends the default basic language support from
- The exported mode api for configfuration been entirely rewritten. It is simple for now, but we will add more powerful methods to the
monaco.languages.apiover time :)
New Features
this introduces many improvements:
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json language support, by mapping from each graphql model uri to a set of json variable model uris
- we generate a json schema definition for the json variables on the fly
- it updates alongside editor validation as you type
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less redundant schema loading - schema is loaded in main process instead of in the webworker
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web worker stability has been improved by contributors in previous patches, but removing remote schema loading vastly simplifies worker creation
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the editor now supports multiple graphql models, configurable against multiple schema configurations
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You can now use
intializeMode()to initialize the language mode & worker with the schema, but you can still lazily load it, and fall back on default monaco editor basic languages support
Patch Changes
- Updated dependencies [
9df315b4]:- graphql-language-service-utils@2.7.0
- graphql-language-service@4.0.0