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# FastStore API documentation updated | ||
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We have made available FastStore API reference documentation. You can check it now by using [GraphiQL](https://github.com/graphql/graphiql). |
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We have made available FastStore API reference documentation. You can check it now by using [GraphiQL](https://github.com/graphql/graphiql). | |
FastStore API reference documentation is now available. You can check it via the [GraphiQL](https://github.com/graphql/graphiql) IDE. |
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## What has changed? | ||
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When working on a FastStore project, you can run it locally and use **GraphiQL** to explore the API. Now, when you do this you will see that each type, argument, querie and mutation has an associated description. |
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When working on a FastStore project, you can run it locally and use **GraphiQL** to explore the API. Now, when you do this you will see that each type, argument, querie and mutation has an associated description. | |
While working on your FastStore website, you can run your project locally and explore the API using **GraphiQL**. Now, when you do this, you will see that each type, argument, query, and mutation has an associated description. |
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## What needs to be done? | ||
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To see these new docs follow these steps: |
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To see these new docs follow these steps: | |
To explore the FastStore API documentation, follow these steps: |
What's the purpose of this pull request?
Publishing a release note about FastStore API reference docs in GraphiQL.