Change Ruby example to print JSON instead of object #528
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This commit converts the result of `Schema.execute` to `json`
before printing it renders a more useful result:
`{"data":{"hello":"Hello world!"}}` rather than just the
object `#<GraphQL::Query::Result:0x00007f893535cf80>`.
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Sure, these are intended to be minimal examples, but happy to include this convenience since it's a small change |
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Makes sense. Thanks @leebyron! |
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* Change Ruby example to print JSON instead of object
This commit converts the result of `Schema.execute` to `json`
before printing it renders a more useful result:
`{"data":{"hello":"Hello world!"}}` rather than just the
object `#<GraphQL::Query::Result:0x00007f893535cf80>`.
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I wondered whether changing the Ruby example of the server side code might be useful. Converting the result of
Schema.executetojsonbefore printing it renders a more readable result:{"data":{"hello":"Hello world!"}}rather than just the object#<GraphQL::Query::Result:0x00007f893535cf80>.