Manage Hosted SubQuery
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In , you can view a list of all existing subqueries and create a new subQuery using the Add SubQuery button. Click on a subQuery to open the subQuery details. The subQuery details include information such as the Blockchain Family, Blockchain Network, RPC Endpoint and Creation date. You can view the subQuery Deployment Command and the subQuery Query URL.
The status of a subQuery is displayed on the subQuery detail page. The status will be one of the following:
Not deployed — this status is displayed when you create a subQuery but have not yet deployed a subQuery.
In Progress — the subQuery is in the process of being deployed.
Failed — the subQuery deployment is failed.
Deployed — the subQuery is being deployed and is syncing data.
Step 1: Register/Login - Create a new account or log in to your existing account on the .
Step 2: Navigate to Hosted SubQuery - Click on the Hosted SubQuery above the SHARED INDEXING section on the Left navigation panel.
Step 3: You will be redirected to the SubQuery Dashboard screen to view a list of all existing subqueries.
Step 4: Click on the Add SubQuery button at the top right of the screen, after which you will be redirected to the Create SubQuery screen.
Step 5: Enter valid Details of the subQuery and Click on the Add SubQuery button. After successful validation, you can create a subQuery and be redirected to the details page.
Step 6: The subQuery details page includes information such as the Blockchain Family, Blockchain Network, RPC Endpoint and Creation date. You can view the API units consumed and other request metadata. Also, you can view the SubQuery Query URL and the SubQuery Deployment Command, which you are required to deploy the subQuery.
Step 7: After the subQuery is deployed, Status will change from “Not deployed” to “Deployed” and the subQuery will start indexing. They will be able to see the Sync Status, Request Data and Query URL
Step 8: Query URL section provides the URL which will be used to make GraphQL queries. Click on the button on top to access GraphQL playground.
Step 9: Click on the Log button of any deployed subQuery to get real-time status information about the progress of the sync.
Step 10: Click on the “Entities” tab of the deployed subQuery to view the entities associated with the subQuery.
Step 11: Click on the Delete button to delete a subQuery. Your subQuery is deleted, and you return to the dashboard page. Then click on Continue to authorize the deletion.
