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Send a Query with GraphQL Playground
1m 1s
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Query a List of Objects with GraphQL
51s
3
Query an Enumeration Type with GraphQL
1m 41s
4
Send a Nested GraphQL Query
50s
5
Filter a GraphQL Query Result Using Arguments
1m 3s
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Renaming Fields with GraphQL Aliases
1m 28s
7
Use Variables to Filter a Query Result with GraphQL
2m 25s
8
Query Connected Data with the GraphQL Query Language
1m 25s
9
Create Operation Names for GraphQL Queries
1m 11s
10
Use an Input Type to Create an Account with a GraphQL Mutation
1m 53s
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Authenticate a User with a GraphQL Mutation
1m 47s
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Send a checkOut Mutation with GraphQL as an Authorized User
1m 24s
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Change Check In Status with a GraphQL Mutation
1m 19s
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Reuse GraphQL Selection Sets with Fragments
2m 8s
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Explore Refactored GraphQL Queries
1m 6s
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Query GraphQL Interface Types in GraphQL Playground
2m 16s
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Query Lists of Multiple Types using a Union in GraphQL
1m 52s
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Listen for Data Changes in Real-time with a GraphQL Subscription
2m 5s
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Query a GraphQL API's Types With Introspection Queries
2m 22s

Filter a GraphQL Query Result Using Arguments

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Some GraphQL queries will have arguments. Arguments can be used to send additional options about the data set that you wish to receive. They may be used to specify sorting preferences, limit the number of records returned, or filter data. In this lesson, we will filter a list of pets by status.

To follow along with these queries, go to the Pet Library GraphQL Playground.

Filter a GraphQL Query Result Using Arguments

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GraphQL Query Language