feat(#2265): Support GraphQL variables formatting #2267
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Description
Inspired by #526 and its follow-ups, this PR adds support for formatting code on the GraphQL Variables tab.
It equips the
CodeEditorcomponent with formatting capabilities (usingprettier) and a button that's only rendered if consumers provide theformattingOptionsprop, where an appropriate parser and potential prettier plugins can be specified.This way the formatter can be re-used in other places down the line as described in #2265.
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