Basic GraphQL Query in Magento 2

Want to know how to easily access data within Magento using GraphQL?
Start with an opening bracket `{`. Then type the field that we want to query.
Let's try a basic example using the `availableStores` field. Once we've specified the field, we need to define the fields or properties that we wish to return for this particular query.
Sometimes, we may not know which specific fields or properties are available for querying. In that case, the menu on the right can be very helpful. Click the `Query` link followed by the `availableStores` item to find the available fields we can query. This will reveal an array of `StoreConfig` values.
Now it's time to choose a field from the array to query. Click the `StoreConfig` link to see the list of available fields we can query within this field. For this example, we'll use the `base_url` property.
To execute our query, we simply add `base_url` to our existing query and press the "Execute" button:
{
availableStores {
base_url
}
}
Voila! We get a list of all stored URLs in Magento as a result of our simple query.
This example demonstrates a basic query, but using the same methodology, you can explore querying any data using GraphQL in Magento or Adobe Commerce.
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[@ramanathanmr4661]

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[@MarkShust]

👌

[@venkateshsagar4717]

Awesome!

[@MarkShust]

Thanks, glad you liked it!

[@rahulbhandary3952]

Nicely explained 👌👌👌👌

[@MarkShust]

Thanks Rahul 😁

[@neelchavan7927]

Exception #0 (Exception): Warning: Undefined array key "GraphQlOperationNames" in vendor/magento/module-graph-ql/Model/Query/Logger/NewRelic.php on line 52 getting above error on this mutation

[@MarkShust]

Sounds like a bug with whatever is the current version of the code you have installed. I'd recommend making sure all of the modules are up-to-date and try again! Or disable the NewRelic logger.