Sort the mutations after name to make it easier to read

[kevinsimper]

Would it be an idea to sort the mutations so that when you are looking for mutations you can easily look for it in a sorted list in the sidebar documentation?

[asiandrummer]

@kevinsimper do you mean when you have more than one operation in the query editor?

query a {
}

mutation b {
}

I think you could also search within the window - Ctrl - F should pop up the search box in the editor.

[kevinsimper]

I just updated the original post, but I was thinking about the sidebar documentation :)

[asiandrummer]

You mean when you're searching for keywords in the doc explorer, right? Yeah that's a good idea - in fact, we've been wanting more detailed filter options for the search bar. Searching within a query/mutation/subscription type makes good sense to me.

Unfortunately I'm a little stretched thin to work on this at the moment - I'll leave this up for grabs if anyone wants to tackle this.

[odeddoek]

Hey,
I would like to work on a pull request that would do the following:

• Search results would be sorted alphabetically.
• Limit to search within mutation, query and subscription

[Instrumedley]

so, still no way one can generate a documentation in alphabetical order? Any suggestion then how to "trick" the system into generating it in the order you need?

[ruohola]

so, still no way one can generate a documentation in alphabetical order? Any suggestion then how to "trick" the system into generating it in the order you need?

Insomnia REST client automatically sorts them.

[Instrumedley]

so, still no way one can generate a documentation in alphabetical order? Any suggestion then how to "trick" the system into generating it in the order you need?

Insomnia REST client automatically sorts them.

not sure I know what you mean. I use Insomnia and as far as I know there's no way to generate a documentation out of an endpoint there, os is there?

[ruohola]

so, still no way one can generate a documentation in alphabetical order? Any suggestion then how to "trick" the system into generating it in the order you need?

Insomnia REST client automatically sorts them.

not sure I know what you mean. I use Insomnia and as far as I know there's no way to generate a documentation out of an endpoint there, os is there?

Well, you can view the GraphQL schema from there.

[Instrumedley]

so, still no way one can generate a documentation in alphabetical order? Any suggestion then how to "trick" the system into generating it in the order you need?

Insomnia REST client automatically sorts them.

not sure I know what you mean. I use Insomnia and as far as I know there's no way to generate a documentation out of an endpoint there, os is there?

Well, you can view the GraphQL schema from there.

would I be able to export that schema after I sort somehow? Cause for me the whole point is to make the api docs available for the customer but in a nice way, which graphiql unfortunately does not do on its own. If that can be accomplished then it might be the solution.

[ruohola]

so, still no way one can generate a documentation in alphabetical order? Any suggestion then how to "trick" the system into generating it in the order you need?

Insomnia REST client automatically sorts them.

not sure I know what you mean. I use Insomnia and as far as I know there's no way to generate a documentation out of an endpoint there, os is there?

Well, you can view the GraphQL schema from there.

would I be able to export that schema after I sort somehow? Cause for me the whole point is to make the api docs available for the customer but in a nice way, which graphiql unfortunately does not do on its own. If that can be accomplished then it might be the solution.

I don't think so. Sorry, I didn't mean that Insomnia would solve this issue completely.

[Instrumedley]

so, still no way one can generate a documentation in alphabetical order? Any suggestion then how to "trick" the system into generating it in the order you need?

Insomnia REST client automatically sorts them.

not sure I know what you mean. I use Insomnia and as far as I know there's no way to generate a documentation out of an endpoint there, os is there?

Well, you can view the GraphQL schema from there.

would I be able to export that schema after I sort somehow? Cause for me the whole point is to make the api docs available for the customer but in a nice way, which graphiql unfortunately does not do on its own. If that can be accomplished then it might be the solution.

I don't think so. Sorry, I didn't mean that Insomnia would solve this issue completely.

but even without the export, I think I could get away with instructing the customer to use the tool and sort it there, however I'm trying it now and I see no means to sort anything from the fetched schema

[Instrumedley]

so, still no way one can generate a documentation in alphabetical order? Any suggestion then how to "trick" the system into generating it in the order you need?

Insomnia REST client automatically sorts them.

not sure I know what you mean. I use Insomnia and as far as I know there's no way to generate a documentation out of an endpoint there, os is there?

Well, you can view the GraphQL schema from there.

would I be able to export that schema after I sort somehow? Cause for me the whole point is to make the api docs available for the customer but in a nice way, which graphiql unfortunately does not do on its own. If that can be accomplished then it might be the solution.

I don't think so. Sorry, I didn't mean that Insomnia would solve this issue completely.

but even without the export, I think I could get away with instructing the customer to use the tool and sort it there, however I'm trying it now and I see no means to sort anything from the fetched schema

oh nevermind, I saw it now that it fetches already sorted. Nice. Thanks man, not a full solution but helpful anyway :)