📄️ Create Query
Creating a query in IDE is very easy, on the left you can see the endpoint schema, which will help you to create a query quickly and easily.
📄️ Use Variables
When creating a query you can pass parameters to it, this way you can create a more organized, readable and maintainable code.
📄️ Export Code
The IDE will allow you to get the code in the language of your choice, so you can test your queries quickly. To do this you must go to the top right side of the screen
📄️ Share Query
In the IDE you can share your queries, this way you can allow other people to see and use your query. To do this you will have to select the Shared to everyone checkbox and then press the Save button.
📄️ Save Query Privately
In the IDE you can save your queries privately, so that only you will be able to see that query. To do this you will have to select the Private checkbox and then click the Save button.
📄️ Search Queries
You will be able to search among the queries shared by users (as well as among your own queries), to do this you must go to the top left corner, see:
📄️ Develop in Team
Bitquery IDE is built for Teams. You can invite team members and share the same billing account.
📄️ Manage Account
To view your account details, you can go to Account, in this dashboard you will see the following
📄️ Points
At Bitquery we use points system to calculate the cost for a query. Each query will use different number of points, based on the complexity and size of the query requested. For a comprehensive understanding of the points system, please refer to our detailed post.
📄️ Upgrade to Bitquery Paid Plan
You can upgrade the your plan in IDE, under account -> billing.
📄️ Get Live Tradingview Chart
Integrating TradingView on our DEXTrades APIs is a more interesting use case. We have written a comprehensive guide on integrating Tradingview charting with our DEX data.