I use
POST type URL http://######/graphql Body: query: "query: "{'noteTypes': {'name', 'label', 'labelColor', 'groupName', 'groupLabel', 'imageUrl'}}"
But it return "message": "Must provide query string."
We saw why not testing your app is not an option and how you can test your GraphQL endpoint: test your schema with eslint-plugin-graphql and schema-graphql-linter. test your queries and mutations with EasyGraphQL Tester. test your resolvers like you would test any other Javascript function.
The above schema can be loaded in the Postman API section — just add New API with GraphQL type and press Generate Collection: Once we load our schema, we can easily write sample queries using Postman's autocomplete support for GraphQL. 3. GraphQL Requests in Postman
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We begin by opening postman and selecting the option to write a new query. Next, we begin the query by first writing the URL of the request. In our case, that’ll be @ http://localhost:4000/.
49 Graphql post body "Must provide query string." 2 Java Programmatically send GraphQL REST Query 0 GraphQL POST query 1 Sangria simple graphQL query, but syntax error
There's a better way to do it using the REST client Insomnia
Docs are here, how to send graphql queries: https://support.insomnia.rest/article/61-graphql
Below are the steps for postman
Step 1.
Run the GraphiQL in Chrome, open the Chrome Dev Console, click the Network tab, and make the query from graphiql, when you make the query, network tab will show the graphql request...
Step 2.
From the graphql
request copy the request query, Select the Copy as cURL (cmd)
Step 3.
Open Postman, In the Top-Left click on the Import
button, after you click Import
you have to click the Paste Raw Text
, and paste the copied cURL
request as done in step2 after it's done click the Import
Step 4.
Postman is ready to send the Graphql request, Just Click on the Send
Button, you will see the Response
in the Response Box in body as below
Step 5.
To see how the query is being sent click on the Body
tab next to Headers
, you will get know how to provide the fields from postman in JSON format.
e.g: edges {\n node {\n id\n jobId\n }\n
, If you want to view another field then you need to add it in with the suffix \n
like if need name
then : edges {\n node {\n id\n jobId\n name\n }\n
\n
here just means to represent a new line. Instead, you can make it simpler by providing a clear and illustrative JSON like below
===========================================================================
Note: The body type must be raw with application/json
content-type. So, the query must be a valid JSON with quotes ".."
{ "query":"{viewer {user {edges {node {id jobId name }}}}}" }
===========================================================================
you can directly start from step 5
if you know how to send the query in body and other things too that needs to be required while making a request from postman
With simplified JSON
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