Fibery GraphQL Developer Guide v1.0
A comprehensive reference for working with Fibery’s GraphQL API
Published: October 2025
Target Audience: Developers, automation engineers, integration specialists
Scope: Complete coverage of queries, mutations, filtering, and performance optimization
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Introduction
This comprehensive guide covers Fibery’s GraphQL API with emphasis on practical implementation, production patterns, and troubleshooting support.
What This Guide Provides
Unified reference - Complete coverage of queries, mutations, filtering, and performance optimization in a single searchable document.
Error troubleshooting - Solutions to common GraphQL errors with side-by-side wrong/correct examples and specific fixes.
Production patterns - Working implementations of rate limiters, pagination loops, background job monitoring, and exponential backoff for resilient integrations.
Real-world examples - Complete CRUD workflows, bulk operations with background jobs, reporting queries with aliases, and multi-step automation chains.
Decision support - Step-by-step decision trees for query construction, pre-submission validation checklists, and best practices guidance.
Complete operator reference - Consolidated tables covering all text, number, date, boolean, and collection operators with usage examples.
Advanced implementations - Notification systems with templates, file attachments, PDF generation, deep nesting strategies, and complex filtering patterns.
Critical pattern clarification - Explicit separation of filtering BY collection content versus filtering collection results, with practical examples of each.
How to Use This Guide
- Learning - Read sections 1-4 sequentially for comprehensive understanding
- Building - Jump to specific sections via table of contents
- Debugging - Reference troubleshooting section for error solutions
- Optimizing - Apply performance patterns from section 8
Prerequisites
- Basic GraphQL knowledge
- Fibery workspace with API access
- API token (Settings → API)
Complements Fibery’s official API documentation | Last updated: October 2025
Table of Contents
- Core Principles
- Authentication & Endpoints
- Queries (Read Operations)
- Mutations (Write Operations)
- Filtering Reference
- Rich Text & Comments
- Advanced Patterns
- Performance & Optimization
- Complete Examples
- Troubleshooting Guide