+ Start a search for {{ "files" if table != "firmware" else "firmwares" }} in FACT's PostgreSQL database on the table {{ table }} using GraphQL.
+ Internally, the GraphQL query is translated into a SQL query that runs directly on the database.
+ The search uses the following GraphQL query:
+
+
{{ query }}
+ The only part that you need to provide is the $where part, which is used to filter the results.
+ You can copy the query to GraphiQL and play around with it (you then also need to edit the "variables" part).
+ You can find documentation on $where filters and the available operators you can use here:
Documentation on writing Hasura postgres GraphQL queries
+
+ If you need additional information, try clicking on the
Docs or try playing around with the
Explorer in the menu on the left of GraphiQL below.
+ If you want to know what fields can be used for queries, try looking up
"{{ table }}_bool_exp" in the
Docs of GraphiQL.
+
+ Hints: You can use Ctrl+Enter to start the search and the input accepts JSON5 (superset of JSON that allows unquoted keys, trailing commas and single quoted strings), so you can copy the
where: {...} part directly from your GraphQL query.
+