Vjeux gives us permission to steal his work, and I take him up on his offer, and soon thereafter initial support for GraphQL in prettier was shipped. Sashko gets us in the room where it happens with a short discussion on how we can move forward with support. I’d spent way too long formatting my braces and wanted the power of prettier everywhere! Immediately, I knew I had to be a part of this. Who wants to work on continuing this experiment with me? #GraphQL- Sashko Stubailo June 5, 2017 While Vjeux had already given GraphQL support a shot, I only heard about this from this tweet: It took a little bit of prodding, some tweets, some Github issues, and a couple of developers who found it wildly entertaining to add support for every corner of the language (I’m looking at you, Vjeux and Sashko!) Here’s the rundown: It started with a tweet GraphQL support didn’t just happen overnight, though. If you haven’t given it a try, its really easy to get started soon you’ll realize you and your team will stop having to nitpick things like spaces, braces, and commas and can focus on basking in the sweet glory of GraphQL!

Using prettier for GraphQL is more than just hitting the “prettify” button in GraphiQL - it’ll take into account things like maximum line-width, whether or not you like commas in your queries, breaking up long lists of arguments on to their own lines, and even works on queries embedded in your JavaScript. Prettier formatting inside template literals is everything I needed in my life 😍 /oScCM圜84W- Kitze June 27, 2017

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