Announcing Postman’s new GraphQL client
Blog post from Postman
Postman has launched an open beta for its new GraphQL client, designed to simplify and enhance the development environment for GraphQL users by applying insights gained from previous projects like WebSockets, Socket.IO, and gRPC. Recognizing GraphQL's rapid growth and increasing complexity, the new client aims to reduce the learning curve and facilitate easier testing and debugging of queries, mutations, and subscriptions. It features a schema explorer that leverages introspection for effortless schema navigation, allowing users to build queries without additional overhead, and supports both consumers and producers by providing capabilities such as schema loading, test script writing, and team collaboration. The query builder is designed to generate code-ready operations with readable errors for manual entries, while a "split pane" view offers a comprehensive interface with the schema explorer, query builder, and response displayed side by side. Postman encourages users to update to the latest version (10.10) for access and invites feedback from the GraphQL community to enhance the client further, emphasizing its commitment to supporting GraphQL's growth through collaboration with the GraphQL Foundation and ongoing updates aligned with the latest specifications.
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