How can I change the headers coming from GraphiQL?

[cshadek]

My primary use case is to include an access token or user session token for a given user, but there could be other use cases. Is this possible right now?

[cshadek]

I'm not entirely sure the best way to accomplish this. There could be another parameter in the Pioneer init to include a list of headers, or maybe a specific parameter for adding a bearer token? This would be immensely helpful to allow Pioneer to work in production.

[cshadek]

Actually it looks like some versions of GraphiQL have a way to add headers. Would this be a better option?

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69735713/how-to-enable-header-editor-enable-in-graphiql-rails-gem

[cshadek]

graphql/graphiql#1543

[d-exclaimation]

Yeah, I didn't notice that, I remembered GraphiQL having one. In this issue, it said that older version of GraphiQL used to have the feature to add headers and that the current version have a bug that somehow removed it. I'll see what I can do beside waiting for that issue to be resolved.

In the mean time, if you don't have to specifically use GraphiQL, you could try using .playground and setting the websocket protocol to .subscriptionTransportWs

[cshadek]

It looks like GraphiQL might already support this. Is this a simple change in the config?

graphql/graphiql#1543

[cshadek]

It sounds like all we need to do is pass in the headerEditorEnabled prop

[d-exclaimation]

Yeah, I'll think I can update it now

[cshadek]

Awesome!

[d-exclaimation]

Not going to lie, it's a bit weird that it is disabled by default. It should be functioning properly now on v0.6.1. Do let me know if there are more things like this.

[cshadek]

Yeah I agree it's a bit weird that's the default.

Will do. Thanks for being so quick to respond! I'll recommend your library to my friends.