I’m sorry I’ve never used it myself, so don’t know what is your exact problem It seems there’s some server-side error (you can check the Flow logs to see what’s up).
Perhaps @bwaidelich could give you a hand?
with GraphQL there is only one endpoint. The power is in the query language itself
Have a look at “Introspection” to learn how to discover a service’s abilities (schema)
Which query did you enter? It looks like you didn’t write a query, yet or sent an empty one. I recommend starting with an instrospection query as mentioned above.
The error most likely indicates that there is an Exception thrown. Check Data/Logs/Exceptions for more detais or bring up the development console of chrome and check the network tab
Thanks for the reply.
I just followed the below link where it is mentioned after run the composer require wwwision/neos-graphql.
We can directly invoke the /neos/graphql
Even In the same concern ,above mentioned that there is already ready-made api.
We can consume easily them.
The link which you shared,I think is for when we want to customized or add new things to that.
Since graphql has been called through the /test url
Please correct me if i am wrong.
At least try and see if it solves your issue. And if it does, please submit a PR to the Neos GraphQL package that explains that needed installation setup
So, what’s the acutal respons of your request? If you click preview instead of headers on your latest screenshot you should see the error message. “Unexpected token < in …” just inidicates that graphql playground could not parse the response to json. As you pointed out it’s text/html. And in that request the error is printed out.
I had solved this long back and now I am into the different account where leveraging the other framework.
you may please contact me online I can help you on this