Go from a new GraphOps account to one authenticated request, query, or stream. You need an email address, or a Google or GitHub account when those sign-in options are available. If you have not picked a service yet, choose a data service first.
Set up and send your first request
Create or access an account
Create account(opens in a new tab) Sign in(opens in a new tab)Choose email or an available Google or GitHub option and complete any requested email verification. Then create an organization or select one you already belong to. If a teammate invited you, sign in with the invited email and accept the invitation instead of creating a new organization.
If you need help signing in or finding a verification email, see Secure your account.
Check your credits
Open Billing(opens in a new tab) to see your organization's available credits and plan. Every service draws from this one balance. Choose your monthly credits or buy a top-up if your workload needs more; see Billing and credits for credit sources and current prices.
Create an API key
Open API keys(opens in a new tab)Choose the services you plan to use and give the key a label that names the workload, such as
local-dev. Copy the key when it is shown and store it in a secret manager or server-side runtime
configuration; it is not shown again.
Run one quickstart
Make an RPC request
Read the latest Ethereum block number.
Query a Subgraph
Read indexed entities from an existing Subgraph.
Stream five blocks
Run a standard package through the Substreams CLI.
Each quickstart shows the expected result. An authentication error usually means the key is missing from the request, formatted incorrectly, or does not include the service you called; the service's troubleshooting page lists the checks.
Examples include the setup steps for each client and a note with the versions used for testing.
Use Example project to download the complete program with its dependency lockfiles. Set
GRAPHOPS_API_KEY to your API key before running it.
Setup reminder emails
If setup pauses partway, GraphOps sends one reminder email for the step you have not finished:
- Create your organization: you verified your email but have not created or joined an organization. Follow the link to create one, or ask a teammate to invite you.
- Create your first API key: your organization does not have an API key yet. The reminder goes to an organization owner and links to API keys.
- Make your first request: your organization has an API key, but GraphOps has not recorded a request from it yet. The reminder links to this guide's quickstarts. Requests can take a short time to appear, so you can ignore it if you have already sent one.
Each reminder is sent at most once, and no reminder is sent for a step you have already finished. These are one-time service emails about your setup, so they have no unsubscribe option.
Next steps
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