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The schema file is currently rendered in a way that is not particularly readable. See for example the long searchOrders line with the inline documentation for each parameter, and how the second to last line ends with """ and then continues with more non-documentation stuff.
type Query {
"Fetches an object given its ID."
node("ID of the object." id: ID!): Node
"Lookup nodes by a list of IDs."
nodes("The list of node IDs." ids: [ID!]!): [Node]!
me: User
searchOrders(filters: SearchOrdersFiltersInput! sort: [SearchOrdersSortTermInput!] "Returns the first _n_ elements from the list." first: Int "Returns the elements in the list that come after the specified cursor." after: String): SearchOrdersConnection
"""
Capacity data for the specified factory. This requires the requesting user's `access.capacity.hasAccess` to be
true.
"""
factoryCapacity("""
The ID of the factory to get capacity data for. Only values present in the requesting user's
`access.capacity.factories` are allowed.
""" factory: ID!): FactoryCapacityResult!
}
type Query {
"Fetches an object given its ID."
node("ID of the object." id: ID!): Node
"Lookup nodes by a list of IDs."
nodes("The list of node IDs." ids: [ID!]!): [Node]!
me: User
searchOrders(
filters: SearchOrdersFiltersInput!
sort: [SearchOrdersSortTermInput!]
"Returns the first _n_ elements from the list."
first: Int
"Returns the elements in the list that come after the specified cursor."
after: String
): SearchOrdersConnection
"""
Capacity data for the specified factory. This requires the requesting user's `access.capacity.hasAccess` to be
true.
"""
factoryCapacity(
"""
The ID of the factory to get capacity data for. Only values present in the requesting user's
`access.capacity.factories` are allowed.
"""
factory: ID!
): FactoryCapacityResult!
}
To be clear, I experience this as a problem due to the schema snapshot test I have. Reading the diff when updating the snapshot is much more difficult than it needs to be due to how HotChocolate formats the schema.
Product
Hot Chocolate
Is your feature request related to a problem?
The schema file is currently rendered in a way that is not particularly readable. See for example the long
searchOrders
line with the inline documentation for each parameter, and how the second to last line ends with"""
and then continues with more non-documentation stuff.The solution you'd like
Something like the following would be much better, taken from https://jsonformatter.org/graphql-formatter: