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- MConneelyStaff
Hi Udayadeepthi ,
have you only tried to import that single graphql file?
I've pasted a sample graphql schema. Can you put that in to a .graphql file and see if it imports correctly? If so, you can compare your schema against it and see if there are any major differences. That might be a good starting pointschema { query: Query } type Tweet { id: ID! # The tweet text. No more than 140 characters! body: String # When the tweet was published date: Date # Who published the tweet Author: User # Views, retweets, likes, etc Stats: Stat } type User { id: ID! username: String first_name: String last_name: String full_name: String name: String @deprecated avatar_url: Url } type Stat { views: Int likes: Int retweets: Int responses: Int } type Notification { id: ID date: Date type: String } type Meta { count: Int } scalar Url scalar Date type Query { Tweet(id: ID!): Tweet Tweets(limit: Int, skip: Int, sort_field: String, sort_order: String): [Tweet] TweetsMeta: Meta User(id: ID!): User Notifications(limit: Int): [Notification] NotificationsMeta: Meta } type Mutation { createTweet ( body: String 😞 Tweet deleteTweet(id: ID!): Tweet markTweetRead(id: ID!): Boolean }
- UdayadeepthiOccasional Contributor
Can i get this format from Apollographql studio?
- UdayadeepthiOccasional Contributor
I've tried this sample format it gives me error saying syntax error at deleteTweet and markTweetRead both places.
- MConneelyStaff
Udayadeepthi I cannot upload a .graphql file directly, but ive attached it as a text file so you could try downloading and coverting to a .graphql file.
I've imported it on version 3.30.0. What ReadyAPI verison are you using? Have you a sample that you have been testing with that you want to share?
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