Any plan to replace Grahiql with Playground

[elenigen]

It would be nice to replace GraphiQL with Playground
https://github.com/prisma/graphql-playground

The main feature I would like to have:

• Interactive, multi-column schema documentation
• Configuration of HTTP headers (so we can unlock the API whith a Bearer token)
• Tabs

[imolorhe]

@Sparow199 added an Altair starter sometime ago. Maybe you could use that?

[elenigen]

Yes, I just noticed it right after asking the question, but I still prefer the multi-column schema documentation from playground.
Thanks for point that out!

[aoudiamoncef]

@elenigen , i'll add GraphQL Playground starter asap.

[elenigen]

oh, nice thanks, that's a good news! Altair was already a nice upgrade from Graphiql since we have API keys in our service and it let the opportunity to our clients to try the API very easily by modifying the HTTP header.

[aoudiamoncef]

Altair is a very active project, don't hesitate to create issues on it's repository.

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[elenigen]

Not sure if it's really a good practice to copy all the features from one project to another, in this case why not simply using the original project? In my case, I was using before Graphiql before, then I discovered Playground which they say is built on top of Graphiql, so I don't feel it's a good idea to tell Graphiql people "you should add Playground features". Then I discovered Altair and the good news was, it's already integrated in this kickstart project, so I adopted it, but it still looks like Playground has better features.