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  1. GraphQL Editor
  2. Cloud

Instant Mock backend

Mock backend automatically generated for your GraphQL project

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To use and test a fake backend navigate to GraphQL Cloud via the top menu or (CTRL + K). It should automatically deploy your fake backend or warn you if something is incorrect with your schema.

This mock backend is deployed out of the box, however it can also be configured. The following options are configurable:

  • Faker JS values

  • User-defined values. The mock backend will choose a random value/values - for an array from the defined values

Using Faker backend in your frontend apps

To use faker backend inside frontend apps. Please make requests to

https://faker.graphqleditor.com/YOUR_NAMESPACE/YOUR_PROJECT/graphql