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hasura-quick-start

This is the N+1 getting started repo. I've taken the basics of getting started locally and added a schema with tables, migrations, and the next X steps.

Install & Use

This is a very basic Hasura project. To use this complete the following steps.

  1. Clone this repo git clone .
  2. From the root (where the docker-compose.yml file is located) execute docker compose up -d.
  3. Navigate into the hasura directory.
  4. Execute hasura metadata apply, then hasura migrate apply, and then hasura metadata apply. Just do it, it's a strange workflow thing.
  5. Navigate now into the hasura directory and execute hasura console.

The Build

The steps I followed to build out this example starter includes:

  1. Created the directory "hasura-quick-start".
  2. Installed the Hasura CLI.
  3. Pulled the latest Docker Compose file.
  4. Ran hasura init in the directory "hasura-quick-start" for the basic folder structure under hasura.
  5. Launched hasura console for this instance and added the database connection for PG_DATABASE_URL.
  6. Continued building out the database from the console so that migrations would be built.
  7. Used the console to add some data, which added to the migrations.
  8. Finished. This is now what this existing repository consists of.

Projects Using This Repository

There are other project(s) (currently just one here) that will use this as a base project. As I build out these other projects they will be listed here: