GraphQL
GraphQL is an open-source data query and manipulation language for APIs, and a runtime for fulfilling queries with existing data. Use the GraphQL node to query a GraphQL endpoint.
Node parameters
Authentication
Select the type of authentication to use. n8n recommends using Predefined Credential Type when it's available for the service you want to connect to. It offers an easier way to set up and manage credentials, compared to configuring generic credentials manually.
If you select Predefined Credential Type, a Credential Type parameter appears. Select the app or service you want to use, then select an existing credential for it or create a new one. Refer to Custom API operations for more information.
If you select any other authentication method except None, a Credential for parameter appears for you to select an existing or create a new authentication credential for that authentication type.
HTTP Request Method
Select the underlying HTTP Request method the node should use. Choose from:
GET
POST: If you select this method, you'll also need to select the Request Format the node should use for the query payload. Choose from:
GraphQL (Raw)
JSON
Endpoint
Enter the GraphQL Endpoint you'd like to hit.
Ignore SSL Issues
When you turn on this control, n8n ignores SSL certificate validation failure.
Query
Enter the GraphQL query you want to execute.
Refer to Related Resources for information on writing your query.
Response Format
Select the format you'd like to receive query results in. Choose between:
JSON
String: If you select this format, enter a Response Data Property Name to define the property the string is written to.
Headers
Enter any Headers you want to pass as part of the query as Name / Value pairs.
Templates and examples
Browse GraphQL integration templates or search all templates
Related resources
To use the GraphQL node, you need to understand GraphQL query language. GraphQL have their own Introduction to GraphQL tutorial.
Last updated
Was this helpful?