I ran to a small issue when running this library. I am running the library directly from node_modules like so ./node_modules/.bin/get-graphql-schema [local_grapql_endpoint] > schema.graphql.
However I get:
Error: []
at /node_modules/get-graphql-schema/dist/index.js:177:19
at step (/node_modules/get-graphql-schema/dist/index.js:112:21)
The issue seems to be that the .json() function on the result returns an empty errors array. And it triggers https://github.com/prisma/get-graphql-schema/blob/2e8732322ba52158aa6bb163de3d7107a041cc52/src/index.ts#L65 to be true... If I remove the line from the source or check for errors.length > 0 it all works as expected.
Doing a little more research I found that this snippet also returns an empty array.
const fetch = require('node-fetch')
fetch(' [local_grapql_endpoint]')
.then(res => res.json())
.then(({errors}) => console.log(errors))
The solution to me seems to check if errors has length larger than 0, I could create a pull request if required.
I ran to a small issue when running this library. I am running the library directly from node_modules like so
./node_modules/.bin/get-graphql-schema [local_grapql_endpoint] > schema.graphql.However I get:
The issue seems to be that the
.json()function on the result returns an empty errors array. And it triggers https://github.com/prisma/get-graphql-schema/blob/2e8732322ba52158aa6bb163de3d7107a041cc52/src/index.ts#L65 to be true... If I remove the line from the source or check for errors.length > 0 it all works as expected.Doing a little more research I found that this snippet also returns an empty array.
The solution to me seems to check if errors has length larger than 0, I could create a pull request if required.