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Very consistent casing 🤓
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| ## 4. Add the GraphQL endpoint | ||
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| The point of this tutorial is to mimic a real-world scenario where, based on a boolean feature flag, you would migrate from a REST API to a GraphQL one. So far, we've just used REST. Now, let's add the GraphQL version. The GraphQL endpoint is `https://countries.trevorblades.com/` (Thanks Trevor!). |
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Should we introduce the GraphQL API we're using at the same time as we introduce the REST API?
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| Now, let's add our client to our project, grab the feature flag from Unleash, and update our conditional statement. Don't forget to also update the config with your API key: | ||
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How is this supposed to render? I don't think it works at the moment
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| ## 5. Add Unleash to your Go app | ||
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| Now, let's connect our project to Unleash so that you can toggle that feature flag at runtime. If you wanted to, you could also do a gradual rollout, use it for a/b testing, etc. |
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I wonder if linking to the gradual rollout process or a/b testing would be good here.
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Co-authored-by: Melinda Fekete <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Nnenna Ndukwe <[email protected]>
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And examples 😄