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Testing GraphQL Queries

If you write a route that proxies a GraphQL API, you can test your route using the following methods:

1/ Using the Zuplo Portal

The fastest way to test your GraphQL endpoint using the Zuplo Portal is via the API Test Console.

  1. Navigate to Code and open the API test console, then create a new "Code Test"
  2. Fill in the method, path, and headers you need. Leave the content-type as application/json
  3. Convert your GraphQL Query and GraphQL Variables into a JSON body. You can use this tool to do so easily
  4. Paste the JSON Body into the test's Body field and click the Test button

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2/ Using a Third-Party Request Tool

Various third-party tools have tighter integrations to make GraphQL requests. You can check out this article from Postman.

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Last modified on March 27, 2026
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