0.5.0

0.4.0

Fix issue with GQL field names that are a single character
Generate classes for the schema types so if you select the full type we can create the classes
Split the Query methods into separate generated class from the schema type classes
Breaking - when supplying --scalar_mapping/-m arg, types are now split by ;

Support generating from the GraphQL endpoint with schema introspection query or from a JSON saved result of the query
Better support for fields that return a scalar but have arguments - no selection argument generated

Fixed issues with enum support
Better support for fields/mutations that take arrays as arguments
#4 Support schema with default values - note it doesn't do anything with them. This seems like the responibility of the server you're calling to implement those.
Fix #5 support schema with extend type types. The fields are added to the exisiting type
Fix #6 schema keywords can be used a ids (field names, argument names etc)
Fix #8 support optional commas in schema file
#7 correctly generate multi line doc strings
#7 correctly ignore # comments

Inital version, given a GraphQL schema file we generate
C# interfaces to write strongly typed queries against
C# classes for any Input types so we can actually use the classes and initialise with values
Generate a sample client for users to start implemented their own auth (if required)
Use scalars from schema to make better choices on generated interfaces
Support using typed objects instead of anonymous only