Add SpectaQL to the Code page's list of javascript tools #1235
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Trying to sign CLA, but linux foundation hangs and shows errors in the console...... |
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CLA signed |
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EasyCLA not really living up to its name. Not sure how to get it to update the comment above and fix the check
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Rebased, everything is 🍏 |
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Add SpectaQL to the Code page's list of javascript tools.
I wasn't sure if this would be better in the JS tools section or in the general purpose tools section (or both?). It's written in node, but can be used for any graphql API.