👋 Hi Patrick! The guy who built Birdseye here 😃.
Our intention with Birdseye is to make it compatible with other GraphQL tools like GraphiQL and GraphQL playground. We felt that releasing it as a react component made it more portable for other members of the community to integrate into their own projects. We are planning to make PRs to some of these libraries integrating Birdseye.
We also published a pure JavaScript version called graphql-birdseye-core (documentation coming soon) which can be used in even more places like a Vue, Angular, or even as a standalone endpoint via Express, etc.
👋 Hi Patrick! The guy who built Birdseye here 😃.
Our intention with Birdseye is to make it compatible with other GraphQL tools like GraphiQL and GraphQL playground. We felt that releasing it as a react component made it more portable for other members of the community to integrate into their own projects. We are planning to make PRs to some of these libraries integrating Birdseye.
We also published a pure JavaScript version called graphql-birdseye-core (documentation coming soon) which can be used in even more places like a Vue, Angular, or even as a standalone endpoint via Express, etc.
Ah, that makes sense. Certainly the core version could then already be used for server-side integration. Thanks for clarifying!
If you are willing to contribute a server-side version, I think the community would really benefit from it! 🙂