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GraphQL

by jingfelix · v0.0.1

Send custom GraphQL requests to specified endpoints.

1.0k installsUpdated May 29, 2025
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0.0.1jingfelix

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GraphQL Plugin for Dify

Author: jingfelix Version: 0.0.1 Type: Plugin

Description

This plugin allows Dify to interact with GraphQL APIs. It enables you to send GraphQL queries and mutations to a specified GraphQL endpoint and retrieve the results. This can be used to fetch data, update data, or trigger actions on services that expose a GraphQL interface.

Usage

  1. Setup
  • Install the plugin in your Dify environment.
  • Fill in the required fields, including the GraphQL endpoint URL and any necessary authentication headers, or the queries and mutations you want to execute.
  1. Sending Queries/Mutations
  • Use the plugin to send GraphQL queries or mutations to the specified endpoint.
  • The plugin will handle the request and return the response from the GraphQL API.

Troubleshooting

  • If you encounter issues, check the following:
    • Ensure the GraphQL endpoint URL is correct and accessible on Dify instance.
    • Check the syntax of your GraphQL queries or mutations.
    • Try increasing the retry count in the plugin settings if you are experiencing timeouts or network errors.

License

Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE file for more information.

Last updated: 2025-05-14