Hasura CLI
Edit on GitHubInstall Hasura CLI
Depending on the platform, install Hasura CLI by following the steps in docs.
We will make use of Hasura CLI to manage the project locally. Start with an empty folder and execute the following command:
hasura init
This will create a new project structure locally under the given directory (hasura by default). This is how the directory structure looks:
├── config.yaml├── metadata│ ├── actions.graphql│ ├── actions.yaml│ ├── allow_list.yaml│ ├── cron_triggers.yaml│ ├── databases│ │ └── databases.yaml│ ├── query_collections.yaml│ ├── remote_schemas.yaml│ └── version.yaml├── migrations└── seeds
The migrations and seeds directories are initally empty. The metadata directory contains a bunch of yaml files each describing different parts of the GraphQL API, like the actions, remote schemas and the different databases that are connected to this project along with their tables and functions etc.
Since you have Hasura running locally via docker-compose, run the following command
hasura console
This should open up the console on http://localhost:9695 and is the same GUI as the one you see on the server console at http://localhost:8080
Get Started with GraphQL Now
