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  • 👋Welcome to Query Deck
  • Getting Started
    • 😃Get Started With QueryDeck
      • Quickstart With QueryDeck
    • How It Works?
  • REST
    • Select Method
      • Joins
      • Sorting
        • Ascending/ Descending ordering
        • Dynamic Sorting
      • Filter
        • Dynamic Filtering
        • Groups
        • Exists clause
      • Pagination
        • Offset
        • Limit
    • Insert/Upsert Method
      • Nested Inserts (Joins)
      • Conflicting Columns
    • Update Method
      • Filters
    • Delete Method
    • Authentication
    • Authorization
    • Select by Id
  • GraphQL
    • Introduction to GraphQL in QueryDeck
    • Enabling GraphQL for Columns in QueryDeck
  • Testing Endpoints
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Welcome to Query Deck

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Last updated 6 months ago

Introduction

is an intuitive, no-code REST API builder specifically designed for Postgres, providing an easy-to-use, efficient alternative to Hasura. With QueryDeck, users can seamlessly connect to Postgres databases and create RESTful APIs without writing code, making it simple to deploy and access data quickly.

Like Hasura, QueryDeck makes your data accessible through an API to speed up app and API development. But instead of focusing on GraphQL, QueryDeck focuses on REST, offering the flexibility and familiarity of REST API standards with the same goals of fast deployment, data security, and real-time data capabilities.

Perfect for developers looking to leverage Postgres with minimal setup, QueryDeck provides a streamlined, secure, and unified API experience for accessing, managing, and sharing data across applications.

To get started with Query Deck, please !

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We've put together some helpful guides for you to get setup with our product quickly and easily.

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