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# GraphQL Creator

### Create a node ![](/files/mR6STZWx2vOgS5o59IzF)

1. Click new type/input/interface/union/enum/scalar/directive
2. Type in the name of the node
3. Click enter

{% hint style="info" %}
 Nodes (aside from scalars) need at least one field to be fully created. 
{% endhint %}

### Change node name ![](/files/GyhCTPxKgS43wlGppdYZ)

1. Select the node
2. Edit its name like a simple text input

### Delete node

To delete a node open the 3 dots menu on top of the active node and click Delete Node:

![](/files/dRMu2OvUlDdgY3ykUBTe)

### Duplicate node

To duplicate node open the 3 dots menu on top of the active node and click Duplicate Node:

![](/files/cMe1AWBwjGMe1cfFvOeg)

### Create a node field

![](/files/KQZ5SR3Ff8d9Z0o9FL8K)

1. Select a node
2. Click the **+** button
3. Type in the name of the field type or select it
4. Click the **+** button or press enter to submit

After that, the node field will be created with a default name (lowercase first letter type name). To change it, just select the created field and edit it like a simple text input.

### List and Non-null type field

![](/files/0ga5u3gpWBDDMyJJW4Sq)

1. Select a node
2. Click **\[!]**
3. Select the desired options 

### Delete a field

![](/files/rvniqUfjvWLG0mMVNHTS)

1. Select a node
2. Click the 3 dots menu on the desired field.
3. Click Delete

### Implement Interface

![](/files/l4FhROd492gcL7kYYi7u)

1. Select a node
2. Click the **{}** menu
3. Select the desired interface

### Add directive

![](/files/TlbSZMl0pXUB6pvgCICD)

1. Select a node
2. Click the **@** menu
3. Select the desired directive


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