This is a GraphQL client for Python. Plays nicely with graphene, graphql-core, graphql-js and any other GraphQL implementation compatible with the spec.
GQL architecture is inspired by React-Relay and Apollo-Client.
Installation
$ pip install gql
Usage
The example below shows how you can execute queries against a local schema.
from pygql import gql, Client
client = Client(schema=schema)
query = gql('''
{
hello
}
''')
client.execute(query)License
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