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Unsubscribe from active subscriptions on 'stop' signal.

Hey there. Thanks for this module. Just what I needed. It seems that there is a small but vital piece missing, though: When unsubscribing on the client, it currently does not close the subscription on the server because the 'stop' signal is not handled. I've submitted a small PR for that: #7

README suggestion

Hi,
First thank you for creating this Repo - it creates new ways we can use Apollo-link in the wild.

I was struggling for some time to make apollo-link-webworker to work on a POC i was building to realise that i was missing the worker-loader and its configuration on webpack. I think it will be helpful if you give a small note in the README about that.

Thanks.

apollo-link-set-context deprecated

The new apollo-link version as a built in way to deal with context per operation thus deprecating the apollo-link-set-context package.

context per query

Is it possible to pass a new context per query? E.g. I use user_id in my context, so I don't want to initialize the context only once, I want to be sure that if user has logged out, I don't pass their user_id to the context anymore

how to connect to the client graphql from the backend server?

Since the graphql client acts as server in the browser, would there a way for the backend server to connect to it? Maybe backend initiates a websocket connection through which backend communicate with the client graphql server, would that be possible?

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