There is a large community using GraphQL. With it comes a lot of nice tools that you can use to make your life easier.

GraphQL has an introspection system allowing to query a GraphQL server for information about what queries it supports.

As the EAC GraphQL API is public, introspection is enabled making it easy to use third party tools.

To start testing the EAC GraphQL API right away before writing any line of code, we advise you to use a third party tool like Postman , GraphQL Playground , Altair ,...

Postman is a powerful API development and collaboration platform widely known for its extensive capabilities in working with RESTful APIs. However, in recent years, Postman has expanded its functionality to support GraphQL as well. With its user-friendly interface and robust features, Postman has become a popular choice for developers and teams looking to interact with GraphQL APIs efficiently.

As a GraphQL client software, Postman simplifies the process of testing and exploring GraphQL APIs. It provides a comprehensive set of tools and features that enable developers to interact with GraphQL servers, send queries and mutations, and analyze responses—all within a single unified environment.

We prepared for you an EAC Postman collection containing all examples shown in this documentation. Don't forget to update the Authorization tab at the root of the collection to provide your credentials. To authenticate with CIAM, can use the OAuth 2.0 client credentials flow. Refer to the Authentication for more details.

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