* Add subscriptions support on GraphiQL
Addresses #501
BREAKING CHANGE: `juniper::http::graphiql::graphiql_source` now requires
a second parameter
BREAKING CHANGE: `juniper_hyper::graphiql` now requires
a second parameter
BREAKING CHANGE: `juniper_iron::GraphiQLHandler::new` now requires
a second parameter
BREAKING CHANGE: `juniper_rocket::graphiql_source` now requires
a second parameter
BREAKING CHANGE: `juniper_warp::graphiql_filter` now requires
a second parameter
* Add test where graphiql subscriptions endpoint is not None
The trait was introduced while introducing generic scalars, but is not
actually required or useful. It's functionality is fully covered by
methods on the `ScalarValue` trait.
It also forced a lof of for<'a> ScalarRefValue bounds all over the code,
complicating signatures a lot.
It is completely removed now.
style: Enable rustfmt merge_imports and format
This commit enables the rustfmt merge_imports setting
and formats the whole code base accordingly.
Note that the setting is not stable yet, but will be with Rust 1.38.
In the meantime, running fmt on stable will just leave the
changes alone so no problems should occur.
style: Enable rustfmt merge_imports and format
This commit enables the rustfmt merge_imports setting
and formats the whole code base accordingly.
Note that the setting is not stable yet, but will be with Rust 1.38.
In the meantime, running fmt on stable will just leave the
changes alone so no problems should occur.
style: Enable rustfmt merge_imports and format
This commit enables the rustfmt merge_imports setting
and formats the whole code base accordingly.
Note that the setting is not stable yet, but will be with Rust 1.38.
In the meantime, running fmt on stable will just leave the
changes alone so no problems should occur.
Measuring the runtime of queries will only tell if there are slow
queries. To find out which queries are slow you need the operation name.
Getting the operation name was previously not possible from a Rocket
request handler. This fixes that.
