Rather than implement our own command interpreter we'll get one for
free using GraphQL. This will allow us to not only get a command a
query language (and response payload) with little effort, but we'll
be able to use all of the tooling surrounding the GraphQL
ecosystem (like the interactive webshell)
This uses the graphql-express packgage recommended by graphql.org to implement a graphql endpoint that satisfies our requrements. It serves graphql over simple GET and POST requests that accept application/json, but if the request is for html, then it will server the GraphiQL IDE.
Since the raw http server is not used anymore, the code dedicated to it has been removed.
From https://github.com/bigtestjs/server/issues/29 and #34
This uses the
graphql-expresspackgage recommended by graphql.org to implement a graphql endpoint that satisfies our requrements. It serves graphql over simpleGETandPOSTrequests that acceptapplication/json, but if the request is forhtml, then it will server theGraphiQLIDE.Since the raw http server is not used anymore, the code dedicated to it has been removed.