Hey folks — this question is a Playground one, but that channel appears to be languishing a bit, so hoping someone can answer here: Is there any capability in Playground to share query URLs similar to what GraphiQL supports? Value there is that, while long, you can provide someone a link to a GraphQL endpoint with a defined query (and variables) and see it in GraphiQL. Playground is superior in all sorts of ways, but it's only now supporting curl, which isn't as portable. Thanks in advance!

You can do it manually by embedding the query to

?query

parameter in the query string

Thanks. Was hoping for something a bit more pre-generated (again, e.g. GraphiQL), but I suppose this would work too. One of my continued hopes with Playground is that it would mirror functionality already found in GraphiQL as it continues to develop, providing enhancements and improvements over that browser. Key thing in that would be to at least support the basic functionality already available there. Exposing an HTTP representation of a query and the argument as something that can easily be shared to others would be key to this. Right now, that's lacking.

Please see this : https://twitter.com/rikki_js/status/1135636452153417728?s=19

@Harshit Holy hell — thanks! Hadn't seen that announcement. This is the kind of mating of companies that I long for. Wonderful.