This uses `hexo-versioned-netlify-redirects`[0], a package I wrote just for
this purpose (on Meteor) a few months back.
With any luck, this will do the trick for Apollo too.
[0]: https://github.com/meteor/hexo-versioned-netlify-redirects
This should enable the dropdown box in the sidebar of the documentation.
Currently, that sidebar will be a terrible color, since it has never
appeared on Apollo documentation before and nobody has ever defined style on
it. That'll have to be fixed in the theme itself[0].
[0]: https://github.com/meteor/meteor-theme-hexo
* docs: simplify schema organization and add modularize schema advanced section
* docs: working around code snippets demonstating how to organize a large schema
* update headers to be h tags and capitalization
* docs: intro to each file in modularize schema and circular reference full type defs
* docs: schema modularization formatting
* docs: shorten wording around intros to code snippets
* Move modularization to organizaition
* docs: removed circular dependencies section from schema organization
* docs: copy initial stitching sections from graphql-tools
* docs: convert schema stitching introduction to use apollo-server
* docs: remote-schema shortened to contain links only
* docs: schema delegation shortened to remove api reference
* docs: rename schema-stitching to features
* Bury Best Practices, for the time being.
* Bury Schema, but leave it on disk.
* Introduce new Querying section.
* Move "Why Apollo Server?" into "Index".
* ...to be refined.
* Remove no-longer-helpful "Getting Started" from "Index".
cc @stubailo @evans @peggyrayzis @JakeDawkins @unicodeveloper @jbaxleyiii
Keeping in mind that capitalization differences are not "naming"
conventions, and that there were no other recommendations for naming (e.g.
"begin each fetcher with "Get", etc.), I've changed this section to
"Style conventions".
While GraphQL is less susceptible to injection attacks, this introduction
made it sound like it wasn't possible, but the first paragraph then
demonstrated an injection attack and how to prevent it.
