Sebastian
Sebastian
Considering we are using webpack, maybe we should use it in order to remove this: ``` require("node-jsx").install( { "extension": ".js", "harmony": true } ); ``` at every init.js of projects...
Actually appears to be UglifyJs fault: ``` if (options.hasOwnProperty("minimizeFileSize") && options.minimizeFileSize) { settings.plugins.push( new Webpack.optimize.UglifyJsPlugin( { "output": { "inline_scripts": true } } ) ); } ``` When I comment this...
The variables are called using `--` as prefix. `natura-styleguide/colors.css`  `components/Button.css` 
Maybe I'm missing something, but, currently there's no babel plugin which understands graphql extensions (`.gql` or `.graphql`) and parsers to AST schema definitions. I see here https://github.com/detrohutt/babel-plugin-import-graphql/blob/master/plugin/requireGql.js#L16 that this plugin...
hi ! awesome lib ! thanks ;) I'm trying to use it with Jest to have a full coverage and I'm getting this error: ``` ReferenceError: R is not defined...
Related to #2
https://github.com/graphql/codemirror-graphql Schema parsing, syntax colors and validation are working already, but not the autocomplete which could be implemented using the built-in feature of the codemirror.
This will be crucial for performance and the export and import feature.
Hi! this lib is so cool, thank you 👍 This lib supports one operation by file, but the `graphql-tag/loader` supports multiple. Why do we have this limitation here? I guess...