GraphQL Editor Guide
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    • Home
      • Getting Started
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      • ERD like Relation View
      • Markdown Docs
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      • Schema versioning
      • Compare Schema Versions
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      • GraphQL API Platform
      • Instant Mock backend
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      • E2E Tests Builder & Runner
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      • Resolvers
      • Code Editor
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      • Deploy using GraphQL Editor
      • Secrets & CORS
      • Logs
    • JS Playground
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  • Tools
    • CLI
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      • Create a microservice project
      • Development
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          • Gitlab CI
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        • Get the CI token
      • Code Generation
        • TypeScript Typings
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      • Integrations
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        • Develop your integrations
    • Stucco JS
      • Resolvers
      • Custom Scalars
      • Examples
    • GraphQL Zeus
      • Basics
        • Getting Started
        • Selectors
        • ES Modules
        • Specification
        • Use as a library
        • JavaScript
        • Custom fetch
        • Subscriptions
      • GraphQL
        • Interfaces and Unions
        • Variables
        • Aliases
        • Generate Gql
        • Directives
        • Scalars
      • Examples
        • Forms
        • React state
      • Plugins
        • Typed Document Node
        • Apollo
        • StuccoJS Subscriptions
        • React Query
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What is better than a plain old API? An interactive, visual one, that you can work on easily from your browser. With the new GraphQL Editor, this is now possible for every developer!

Keep your schema in the cloud.

Your GraphQL schema is available in the cloud for all your team members. You can play with a fake backend and attach GraphiQL or bind it to the real one.

Build using blocks

Keep building your schema while being type-safe at the same time! Use our visual editor to create your schema in a much faster and cleaner way.

Deploy

Deploy microservices in TypeScript/Javascript to our GraphQL Editor Shared cloud.

Document

Automatically generate markdown HTML documentation for your schema.

You can also test the newest version of GraphQL Editor at

https://develop.cloud-graphql-editor.pages.dev/
Relation view in the Editor