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      msancheti last edited by msancheti

      How can i use bagisto headless apis for my flutterflow frontend.

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      • Rishabh-Webkul
        Rishabh-Webkul last edited by Rishabh-Webkul

        Hello @msancheti

        • Open your FlutterFlow project.

        • Go to the Settings & Integrations section.

        • Click on API Configuration.

        1. Add a New API:

          • Click on + Add API.

          • Choose GraphQL as the API type.

        2. Enter API Details:

          • Name: Give your API a meaningful name.

          • Endpoint URL: Enter the GraphQL API endpoint URL.

          • Headers: Add any required headers (e.g., authentication tokens, content type). If your API requires authentication, add the appropriate Authorization header.

          Example:

          plaintext

          Content-Type: application/json

          Authorization: Bearer YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN

        3. Save the Configuration.

        Once your GraphQL API is set up, you need to define the queries and mutations you will use in your app.

        1. Add a Query/Mutation:

          • Go to the GraphQL API section in your FlutterFlow project.

          • Click on + Add GraphQL Query/Mutation.

        2. Define the Query/Mutation:

          • Name: Give your query/mutation a descriptive name.

          • Type: Choose whether it’s a query or a mutation.

          • GraphQL Body: Enter the GraphQL query/mutation. Make sure to include any required variables and fields.

          Example Query:

          graphql

          query GetUser($id: ID!) {

          user(id: $id) {

          id
          
          name
          
          email
          

          }

          }

          Example Mutation:

          graphql

          mutation AddUser($name: String!, $email: String!) {

          addUser(name: $name, email: $email) {

          id
          
          name
          
          email
          

          }

          }

        3. Specify Variables (if needed):

          • Define any variables your query or mutation requires. You can map these variables to data from your FlutterFlow widgets.
        4. Test the Query/Mutation:

          • Use the Test functionality in FlutterFlow to ensure your GraphQL queries/mutations return the expected data.
        5. Connect API Calls to Your UI

        Now that your GraphQL queries and mutations are defined, you can connect them to your FlutterFlow UI.

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