Sometimes, it's handy to see what GraphQL queries and mutations prism issues. This adds a new flag, --print-requests, to any command that runs a GraphQL query or mutation. When the flag is present, the GraphQL query/mutation along with its variables are logged out.
For example,
> prism instances:list --print-requests --customer Q3VzdG9tZXI6YjBmZDAyZTItYmE1OC00NzE0LWJhYzgtMDMwNWM5N2JiY2Vj
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GraphQL Request:
query listInstances($customer: ID, $integration: ID, $after: String) {
instances(
customer: $customer
integration: $integration
isSystem: false
after: $after
) {
nodes {
id
name
description
enabled
customer {
id
name
externalId
}
}
pageInfo {
hasNextPage
endCursor
}
}
}
Variables: {"customer":"Q3VzdG9tZXI6YjBmZDAyZTItYmE1OC00NzE0LWJhYzgtMDMwNWM5N2JiY2Vj","after":""}
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Name Customer Description
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PSQL On-Prem Acme Corp
Salesforce Acme Corp
My First Integration Acme Corp Send a Slack message indicating how many to-do items are marked complete.
HMAC Test Acme Corp
Sometimes, it's handy to see what GraphQL queries and mutations
prismissues. This adds a new flag,--print-requests, to any command that runs a GraphQL query or mutation. When the flag is present, the GraphQL query/mutation along with its variables are logged out.For example,