GraphQL Base Schema

Server State makes heavy use of an extensible GraphQL API.

While the complete schema depends on the extensions installed by the user, the following schema provides the base for every such schema. It can, thus, be trusted to exist during plugin/extension development.

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Query

Field	Argument	Type	Description
serverState		ServerState!	The APIs for inspecting the server state. This is the core of the Server State ecosystem and what most plugins will interact with.
me		User	The currently authenticated user, if any
users		[User!]!	List of all users. Accessible for admins only.
userById		User	Get user details based on their user id. Accessible for admins only.
id		ID!	The user's ID
userByEmail		User	Get user details based on their email address. Accessible for admins only.
email		String!	The user's email address

Mutation

Field	Argument	Type	Description
login		LoginResponse!	A mutation to login using email and password and get a JWT token for authentication.
email		String!
password		String!
addUser		AddUserResponse!	Adds a new user. Accessible for admins only.
user		AddUserInput!
removeUser		RemoveUserResponse!	Removes a user. Accessible for admins only.
id		ID!	The user's user id
editUser		EditUserResponse!	Edits an existing user. Specify the user you want to edit in the userEdits input's id field. Accessible for admins only.
user		EditUserInput!

Objects

AddUserResponse

The data returned by the addUser mutation.

Field	Argument	Type	Description
user		User!	The newly created user.

EditUserResponse

The data returned by the editUser mutation.

Field	Argument	Type	Description
user		User!	The newly saved user details.

LoginResponse

The data returned by the login mutation.

Field	Argument	Type	Description
token		String!	A JWT token for authentication. Use the header Authorization: Bearer [token] in later API interactions.
me		User!	Details about the authenticated user.

RemoveUserResponse

The data returned by the removeUser mutation.

Field	Argument	Type	Description
success		Boolean!	true if deletion was successful, false otherwise.

ServerState

The ServerState type that represents every query about the server state. Extensions may extend this type with a property identical to their own ID to add additional "query-able" parameters. For example (with a plugin id of ABCDEF):

extend type ServerState {
    ABCDEF: ABCDEF_State
}
type ABCDEF_State {
    randomNumber: Int
}

Field	Argument	Type	Description
timestamp		String	The timestamp of the query's execution

User

An object representing a single user

Field	Argument	Type	Description
id		ID!	The user's unique ID
email		String!	The user's email address
role		UserRole	The user's role within the system

Inputs

AddUserInput

Input for the addUser mutation

Field		Type	Description
email		String!	The user's email address.
password		String	The new user's password. If not specified, the new user won't be able to login until the password gets reset.
role		UserRole	The new user's role. Defaults to user.

EditUserInput

Input for the editUser mutation

Field		Type	Description
id		ID!	The (existing !) user id.
email		String	A new email address, if applicable.
role		UserRole	A new user role, if applicable.

Enums

UserRole

A user's role. This defines the user's privileges within the system.

Value	Description
admin	An admin user with additional privileges (like managing other user accounts and installing extensions)
user	A "normal" user without any special privileges

Scalars

Boolean

The Boolean scalar type represents true or false.

ID

The ID scalar type represents a unique identifier, often used to refetch an object or as key for a cache. The ID type appears in a JSON response as a String; however, it is not intended to be human-readable. When expected as an input type, any string (such as "4") or integer (such as 4) input value will be accepted as an ID.

JSON

A JSONSerializable value represented as its serialized JSON string.

String

The String scalar type represents textual data, represented as UTF-8 character sequences. The String type is most often used by GraphQL to represent free-form human-readable text.