Announcing Our Open GraphQL API: Integrate with the Stellate Platform
We are excited to announce that our GraphQL API is now open for anyone to use! 🎉
GraphQL gives a lot of power to developers through flexibility, which is why many of us love it. That flexibility has the downside of making it harder to open up GraphQL APIs, with authorization, schema evolution and security being non-trivial concerns.
However, opening up your API and enabling third-party developers to integrate with your systems is a powerful way to create business value. That’s why our current mission to make open GraphQL APIs ubiquitous, and our first step towards that is opening up our own GraphQL API to allow anyone to build an integration with our platform.
If your company is using GraphQL and you’re also thinking about opening up your GraphQL API, apply to be a part of our Open GraphQL API Pilot Program, where our GraphQL experts help companies successfully open up their GraphQL APIs.
Learn more in the announcement blog post and check out the docs to get started!
Team
- Dominic Petrick, who previously worked on the Prisma Query Engine, has joined us as a full-time Rust developer
Changes
- All Stellate endpoints now show the new GraphiQL v2 🎉 To see an example, visit graph.stellate.co
- If you're not seeing this at your Stellate service's endpoint, make sure to enable introspection and set
enablePlayground: true
- If you're not seeing this at your Stellate service's endpoint, make sure to enable introspection and set
- Changelog inception: the changelog has been embedded in the dashboard sidebar so you all can see this
- We now allow overwriting
enablePlayground
withinenvironments
- We added two new mutations to our open API:
applyForJob
- apply to a job at Stellate through a GraphQL mutation 🤯submitApiFeedback
- GraphQL inception: making it possible to give feedback for our new API through our API 😍
Fixes
- Fixed a rare infinite loop when closing modals, which sometimes triggered an infinite toast popup loop
- Incorrect variables are now handled gracefully in GraphiQL
- Fixed Intercom authentication so we know it's you reaching out with questions
- Fixed an issue with upgrading to the business plan
- Fixed showing empty cards in the service history
- Fixed the error query and country not showing
- Ensured the cache state & response timing is always visible in GraphiQL
- Fixed the Purging IDE button and shared metrics layout