Connect to Graph
Connect to your graph from a SDK, IDE, or Modus
Connection strings
A connection string is a URL that contains all of the necessary information to connect to your graph from a Dgraph client or Modus. It is displayed after you deploy your graph.
Authentication
Your graph endpoint is protected by bearer token authorization passed in the
Authorization
header as an API key. You can find your API key in the console
alongside your graph connection details. The API key is already included in the
connection string.
If you remove your API key from your graph, it is made publicly accessible with no authentication.
Clients
Dgraph includes a web client and language-specific SDKs for programmatically working with your graph. When using the auto-generated GraphQL API, you can use any GraphQL client to work with your graph.
Ratel
Dgraph includes Ratel, a web client for easily connecting to and exploring your
graph. Ratel is available hosted at https://ratel.hypermode.com. To connect to
your graph, paste your connection string into the Ratel interface and click
Connect
.
Dgraph SDKs
Dgraph SDKs are available for a number of languages, including Go, Python, Java, and JavaScript. The SDKs have been updated to support the connection string for connecting to your graph on Hypermode. Ensure you’re running the latest version of the SDK for your language.
GraphQL clients
When working with your graph through the auto-generated GraphQL API, you can use any GraphQL IDE or client to connect to your graph.
Modus
Modus provides a framework for integrating data from your graph into a complete AI-ready backend. Learn more on connecting Modus to your graph.
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