GraphiQL endpoint requires an internet connection

[dkbarn]

I am trying to go through the tartiflette tutorial at https://tartiflette.io/docs/tutorial/getting-started
This is being done on a machine behind a firewall, which does not have outside internet access.
The built-in graphiql endpoint at http://localhost:8080/graphiql just displays "Loading..." forever. This is because it tries and fails to download a bunch of resources from http://cdn.jsdelivr.net

What are my options for getting GraphiQL up and running locally, without an internet connection?

[dkbarn]

Suggestion: Could there be an additional option added to the graphiql_options dictionary which allows you to override the resource directory for all of the .js and .css files currently being pulled from CDN?

So for example, the resource base would default to "//cdn.jsdelivr.net" but this could be overridden to a local path if I have a mirrored copy of the resource files on disk.

[dkbarn]

To anyone else facing this issue: In the end I just hosted static copies of the js/css resource files via aiohttp directly, rather than enabling the built-in graphiql endpoint provided by tartiflette-aiohttp.

Example code:

from aiohttp import web
from tartiflette_aiohttp import register_graphql_handlers

app = register_graphql_handlers(...)

# Register /graphiql endpoint
graphiql_dir = "/path/to/static/graphiql/resources"
app.router.add_static("/graphiql", graphiql_dir)

async def graphiql_handler(request):
    """Redirector to handle /graphiql -> /graphiql/index.html"""
    return web.HTTPFound("/graphiql/index.html")
app.router.add_route("GET", "/graphiql", graphiql_handler)

[abusi]

@jugdizh Thanks, i'll update the documentation accordingly.