- Hasura Platform
- Getting started
- Installing the Hasura CLI
- The complete tutorial
- GraphQL tutorial
- Hasura project
- Hasura cluster
- Project microservices
- API Console
- Auth
- Data (GraphQL/JSON APIs)
- Filestore
- Notify (Sending emails/SMS)
- Postgres
- API gateway
- Hasura Hub
- Hasura CLI reference
- Hasura API reference
- Guides
- Installing Hasura on a Kubernetes Cluster
- Hasura architecture
- Billing for Hasura
- Moving to v0.16 from v0.15
- Moving to v0.15 from older versions
Hasura API console: API explorer¶
If you are using Hasura APIs like data, auth, filestore and notify, use the API explorer section of the API console to try out and explore the Hasura APIs.
GraphiQL¶
The API-Explorer features GraphiQL which is an in-browser IDE for exploring the GraphQL APIs. It helps you build and try out GraphQL queries and mutations seamlessly.
JSON query builder¶
JSON query builder is a UI to build and try JSON queries for Hasura data APIs. To use to the JSON query builder, select it from the left panel.
JSON raw¶
If you want to try custom queries, or want to use the API-Explorer as an HTTP client, you can use the JSON Raw feature. Select it from the left panel.
Filestore and notify APIs¶
The API console can be used to upload/download files to your database using the filestore APIs. Also, you can send emails and SMS using the notify APIs.
Generate API code¶
The API Explorer comes with an in-built code generator that converts the chosen API to a code snippet in your desired language. Select an API of your choice and click on the Generate API Code button next to the Send button.
