View Query schemas for use with GraphQL
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Sanjeev
Holger Knublauch
Hi Sanjeev,
these are GraphQL schemas, and you can use external GraphQL tools to view them. In particular, the GraphiQL editor that is integrated with TopBraid has a Documentation tab (on the upper right) that allows you to see the technical details. For example
This tool is also quite popular: https://apis.guru/graphql-voyager/ but you need to understand that GraphQL uses so-called introspection queries to drive such interfaces. I have just run this on the Geography taxonomy - I leave it to your judgement whether this is a sensible display here:
Usually there is no need to see the whole schema. Many people learn about what's available by simply starting with an empty query such as { } and then use auto-complete to see what's available:
HTH
Holger
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Irene Polikoff
To get to the integrated GraphiQL query editor, go to your Taxonomy in EDG and then click on Export -> GraphQL Query.
On Aug 30, 2021, at 2:16 AM, Holger Knublauch <hol...@topquadrant.com> wrote:
Hi Sanjeev,
these are GraphQL schemas, and you can use external GraphQL tools to view them. In particular, the GraphiQL editor that is integrated with TopBraid has a Documentation tab (on the upper right) that allows you to see the technical details. For example
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This tool is also quite popular: https://apis.guru/graphql-voyager/ but you need to understand that GraphQL uses so-called introspection queries to drive such interfaces. I have just run this on the Geography taxonomy - I leave it to your judgement whether this is a sensible display here:
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Usually there is no need to see the whole schema. Many people learn about what's available by simply starting with an empty query such as { } and then use auto-complete to see what's available:
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HTH
Holger
On 2021-08-30 4:02 pm, deviredd...@gmail.com wrote:
--Hi,From the following TopQuadrant documentation, https://www.topquadrant.com/technology/graphql/ , I understand that the "Query schemas for use with GraphQL are automatically generated from the data models". Now my question is that how to view those Query schemas of a Concept/Taxonomy in TopBraid EDG user interface(UI)? Could someone please help to understand that?
Thanks,
Sanjeev
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Mark Wood
Is there a way programmatically to export/view the schema?
Holger Knublauch
Hi Mark,
yes, this is known as the IntrospectionQuery, and the GraphQL editor that we are using in TopBraid runs such a query at launch time.
You can see one version of that query here:
https://stepzen.com/blog/caching-graphql-introspection-query-in-cdn
and GraphiQL uses it to provide auto-complete and other features.
Holger
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