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5 years ago

Getting Started - Integrates API

This post will help you use Integrates API, which is built as a GraphQL service where you can consume data using a common query language. If you know how GraphQL works, you can skip ahead to Integrates API Token post:

  • The first step is to get some GraphQL knowledge, how it works, and how to make queries to a GraphQL endpoint. You can do it in this Introduction on the official GraphQL site.
  • Before you face the Integrates API, it is recommended to learn how to make Queries and Mutations since these are the basic operations over any GraphQL endpoint.
  • Once you get the basic knowledge about the main GraphQL concepts such as Queries, Mutations, Fields, and Arguments, you are ready to explore Integrates API:

    • Go to Integrates API Token post and use Browser method to see info about you (in this case, your role in the application; remember that you have to log in to Integrates previously):

      query {
       me {
        role
       }
      }
      
    • If you want to get info about your projects, you can enhance the previous query. Remember that, since Projects is a list of Project entities, which are GraphQL entities, you must specify the items that you want from them, in this case, its names:

      query {
       me {
        projects {
         name
        }
       }
      }
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