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README.md
Query Examples
This directory contains a TypeScript app that performs queries on the deployed subgraph instance of the Fleek NFA.
How to run
Prerequisites
In order to run the app, the following dependencies are required:
- yarn
- NPM
- ts-node
Running the TypeScript app
To launch the TypeScript app, you need to install all dependencies that come with it: yarn or npm install
After doing so, you can run the app by executing the following command: npx ts-node main.ts
Tweaking the queries
As previously mentioned, all queries' GraphQL form can be found in the queries.graphql file.
By following The Graph's Querying Documentation, you can change the queries or add new ones as you desire.
The next thing you need to do after changing the file, is generating the TypeScript format of them by running the following commands:
# if you already have graphclient installed, skip the first command.
yarn add -D @graphprotocol/client-cli
yarn graphclient build
After generating the new TypeScript query specification files, you can change the main.ts script to execute the new queries.