email	password	admin	email checked	deleted
peter@lustig.de	`Aa12345_`	`true`	`true`	`false`
bibi@bloxberg.de	`Aa12345_`	`false`	`true`	`false`
raeuber@hotzenplotz.de	`Aa12345_`	`false`	`true`	`false`
bob@baumeister.de	`Aa12345_`	`false`	`true`	`false`
garrick@ollivander.com		`false`	`false`	`false`
stephen@hawking.uk	`Aa12345_`	`false`	`true`	`true`

Setup GraphQL Playground

Setup In The Code

Setting up the GraphQL Playground in our code requires the following steps:

Create an empty .env file in the backend folder and set "GRAPHIQL=true" there.
Start or restart Docker Compose.
For verification, Docker should display GraphQL available at http://localhost:4000 in the terminal.
If you open "http://localhost:4000/" in your browser, you should see the GraphQL Playground.

Authentication

You need to authenticate yourself in GraphQL Playground to be able to send queries and mutations, to do so follow the steps below:

in Firefox go to "Network Analysis" and delete all entries
enter and send the login query:

{
  login(email: "bibi@bloxberg.de", password:"Aa12345_") {
    id
    publisherId
    email
    firstName
    lastName
    emailChecked
    language
    hasElopage
  }
}

search in Firefox under „Network Analysis" for the smallest size of a header and copy the value of the token
open the header section in GraphQL Playground and set your current token by filling in and replacing XXX:

{
  "Authorization": "XXX"
}

Now you can open a new tap in the Playground and enter your query or mutation there.