Preview Disclaimer
These are preview builds which means:
- These are under active development. The image tags are continuously updated in this repo.
- There is no guarantee of backward compatibility with different versions of the preview.
- There is no guarantee of compatibility over an existing stable version of Hasura.
If you are trying this out on an existing database with Hasura, make sure you export the Hasura metadata before trying this out.
Getting started
- Install the dev build of the CLI for your machine from
cli/
mv cli/cli-hasura-<arch> /usr/local/bin/hasura-dev
chmod +x /usr/local/bin/hasura-dev
- Run hasura + postgres
docker-compose up -d
- Run the graphql-service that we will do a remote join with
cd graphql-services/weather
npm i
npm start
- (For linux only) Since we are running Hasura in a docker container, change the ip of the graphql-service (depending on OS)
# Edit the file with your favorite editor and set the right ip for your service
vim hasura/migrations/1573259820770_create_remote_schema_weather/up.yaml
- Run the migrations to get the sample table and remote join setup
cd hasura
hasura-dev migrate apply
- Open the console
hasura-dev console
Troubleshooting
- Inconsistent metadata When you open the console if you see an inconsistent metadata error, you might not have started the graphql-service