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The Query type in GraphQL represents the entry point for retrieving data from the API. It defines the available read-only operations (queries) that clients can execute to fetch data.

Query

capsule

capsulesUpcoming

company

core

cores

coresPast

coresUpcoming

dragon

dragons

histories

historiesResult

history

landpad

landpads

launch

launches

launchesPast

launchesPastResult

launchesUpcoming

launchLatest

launchNext

launchpad

launchpads

mission

missions

missionsResult

payload

payloads

roadster

rocket

rockets

rocketsResult

ship

ships

shipsResult

users

fetch aggregated fields from the table: "users"

users_aggregate

fetch data from the table: "users" using primary key columns

users_by_pk

The Mutation type in GraphQL is used for modifying or creating data. It defines the operations (mutations) that allow clients to make changes to the data stored on the server, such as creating, updating, or deleting resources

Mutation

delete_users

insert_users

update_users

The Subscription type in GraphQL enables real-time communication between clients and the server. It defines a set of events or data streams that clients can subscribe to and receive updates whenever the subscribed events occur.

Subscription

Objects in GraphQL represent complex data structures. They define the fields and their types that can be queried in a GraphQL API. Objects can have nested fields and relationships with other objects.

Objects

Capsule

CapsuleMission

CapsulesFind

Core

CoreMission

CoresFind

Distance

Dragon

DragonHeatShield

DragonPressurizedCapsule

DragonThrust

DragonTrunk

DragonTrunkCargo

Force

HistoriesResult

History

HistoryFind

Info

InfoLinks

Landpad

Launch

LaunchesPastResult

LaunchFind

LaunchLinks

Launchpad

LaunchRocket

LaunchRocketFairings

LaunchRocketFirstStage

LaunchRocketFirstStageCore

LaunchRocketSecondStage

LaunchSite

LaunchTelemetry

Link

Location

Mass

Mission

MissionResult

MissionsFind

Payload

PayloadOrbitParams

PayloadsFind

Result

Roadster

Rocket

RocketEngines

RocketFirstStage

RocketLandingLegs

RocketPayloadWeight

RocketSecondStage

RocketSecondStagePayloadCompositeFairing

RocketSecondStagePayloads

RocketsResult

Ship

ShipLocation

ShipMission

ShipsFind

ShipsResult

expression to compare columns of type String. All fields are combined with logical 'AND'.

String_comparison_exp

expression to compare columns of type timestamptz. All fields are combined with logical 'AND'.

timestamptz_comparison_exp

users_aggregate_fields

order by aggregate values of table "users"

users_aggregate_order_by

input type for inserting array relation for remote table "users"

users_arr_rel_insert_input

Boolean expression to filter rows from the table "users". All fields are combined with a logical 'AND'.

users_bool_exp

input type for inserting data into table "users"

users_insert_input

users_max_fields

order by max() on columns of table "users"

users_max_order_by

users_min_fields

order by min() on columns of table "users"

users_min_order_by

response of any mutation on the table "users"

users_mutation_response

input type for inserting object relation for remote table "users"

users_obj_rel_insert_input

on conflict condition type for table "users"

users_on_conflict

ordering options when selecting data from "users"

users_order_by

input type for updating data in table "users"

users_set_input

expression to compare columns of type uuid. All fields are combined with logical 'AND'.

uuid_comparison_exp

Volume

Scalars: Scalars in GraphQL represent primitive data types, such as String, Int, Boolean, Float, etc. They are used to define the types of individual fields in the GraphQL schema.

Scalars

Represents a boolean value that can be either true or false.

Boolean

Date

A signed double-precision floating-point value.

Float

A unique identifier, often used to refetch an object or as a key for caching.

ObjectID

String

timestamptz

uuid

Directives in GraphQL provide a way to control the execution behavior of queries and mutations. They allow you to modify the result, change the execution order, skip or include fields conditionally, and apply custom logic to the resolution process.

Directives

Enums in GraphQL define a set of possible values for a field. They represent a discrete set of options or states that a field can have. Enums help ensure type safety and provide a clear list of valid values for a field.

Enums

conflict_action

order_by

unique or primary key constraints on table "users"

users_constraint

users_select_column

users_update_column

Unions in GraphQL allow you to combine multiple object types into a single type. They represent a result that can be one of several object types. Unions are useful when a field can return different types of objects, and you want to specify all the possible types in the schema.

Unions

Default

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The Query type in GraphQL represents the entry point for retrieving data from the API. It defines the available read-only operations (queries) that clients can execute to fetch data.

Objects in GraphQL represent complex data structures. They define the fields and their types that can be queried in a GraphQL API. Objects can have nested fields and relationships with other objects.

Directives in GraphQL provide a way to control the execution behavior of queries and mutations. They allow you to modify the result, change the execution order, skip or include fields conditionally, and apply custom logic to the resolution process.

Enums in GraphQL define a set of possible values for a field. They represent a discrete set of options or states that a field can have. Enums help ensure type safety and provide a clear list of valid values for a field.

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