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            <title>Camel-Case</title>
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camelCase is the name for a writing/naming standard common in a number of programming languages.

When you have a multi-word name, spaces are removed and the first letter of each word is capitalised except for the first word.

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            <title>Example Queries</title>
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Below are some example GraphQL queries that retrieve ARDI data.

Query by ID Number

The following query gets the ID number and name of the ARDI asset with the ID &#039;44&#039;.


query {
   asset(id: 44) {
       id
       name
   }
}


Open a Sample - Gets Item By ID

Query by Name/ERN/Code</description>
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            <title>Limitations</title>
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There are several features of the GraphQL language that are not fully supported at this time. If you find yourself in need of these features, please contact us - we may be able to add them to our development timeline.

Unsupported Functions</description>
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The GraphQL addin provides partial GraphQL support for ARDI servers.

What is GraphQL?

GraphQL is an open standard for accessing data from APIs.

See the &lt;https://graphql.org/&gt; website for more information.

Accessing GraphQL

Once you&#039;ve installed and enabled the addon, you can access the GraphQL endpoint at</description>
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