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1 year ago #38539

Hello Everyone
is there any way to use GraphQL connectors in Simplifier?

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1 year ago #38614

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Hi Rushikesh,

Simplifier has no dedicated connector for GraphQL, however, since GraphQL servers should be able to handle HTTP GET and POST methods, you can use Simplifier’s REST connector.

Here is GraphQL’s documentation on the structure of HTTP requests: https://graphql.org/learn/serving-over-http/

I tested the functionality with the Star Wars open source GraphQL API. In the attached screenshot, you can see that I added the query parameter ‘query’ to the endpoint URL. Inside this parameter, I inserted the request to the GraphQL API. So in general, the connection should work.

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1 year ago #39868

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Get method is working fine but I’m not able to implement post method in the connector,
Is it feasible if it is how do we implement POST method?
I used  Star Wars open source GraphQL API Tried to use mutation udate and delete user in it but it was not successful.

 

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How do we use mutations for updation, insertion and deletion purpose?