After that, you can now go to the Body section, and select GraphQL query type. On the left you will be able to provide a GraphQL query, and to the right you can provide any variables it needs:
Hasura Console with Staging or Production
This is not recommended, you should not be making changes directly to staging or production via the Hasura console. It is however possible, this requires you to change the config.yaml file in the moped-database folder to look a bit like this:
Please note that this is for documentation purposes only, you may take a look to staging or production, but under no circumstances you need to make changes directly to staging and production, this can cause the environments to be out of sync and break the migrations system, you would be in the hook for a serious headache and the users would be unable to use moped.
It is recommended that you use Postman to connect to staging and production and run GraphQL. First add a new query type POST, and add the GraphQL endpoint (for example ``), then go to Authorization and select Bearer Token, then add your token in the input field:
