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Thegraph Workshop

Thegraph Workshop is an open-source developer tutorial and code example for building a The Graph subgraph API that indexes Fame Lady Squad NFT data, including metadata stored on IPFS, and for querying that subgraph.

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Practical overview

When it fits

Use it when learning the components of a The Graph subgraph or looking for a concrete NFT collection example to adapt.

Who it is for

  • Developers learning how to create a first The Graph subgraph.
  • NFT builders who want an example of indexing collection metadata and owner relationships for GraphQL queries.

Documented uses

  • Understand how a subgraph structures blockchain data for querying.
  • Initialize a subgraph project from a contract and generate starter code.
  • Model NFT metadata and owner relationships in a GraphQL schema.
  • Find a query example for the Fame Lady Squad subgraph.
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Requirements & limits

The workshop repository is public and described as open-source. Its tutorial says to sign up to The Graph Hosted Service with GitHub to create a subgraph there.

  • The demonstrated project is specific to Fame Lady Squad and its IPFS-stored metadata.
  • The tutorial uses The Graph CLI, GraphQL schema definitions, AssemblyScript mappings and a YAML subgraph configuration.
  • The repository links to a query for the example subgraph and to its separate project code.
  • The guide presents setup steps, while deployment is a later stage requiring the generated access token.

Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.

Source-based practical guide

Set up a subgraph project from a contract

Create a Hosted Service subgraph and initialize its local project using the workshop’s documented CLI steps.

Before you start

  • A GitHub account for signing up to The Graph Hosted Service.
  • The Graph CLI installed with npm.
  • The target contract address and its relevant event/data model.

Steps

  1. In The Graph Hosted Service, create a subgraph from the dashboard and save the access token provided for a later deployment.

  2. Install The Graph CLI with the command below.

    Documented command
    npm install -g @graphprotocol/graph-cli

  3. Initialize from a contract with graph init --from-contract --contract-name --index-events, then provide the prompted project details.

Expected outcome

A locally initialized subgraph project with generated starting code based on the contract and indexed events.

Guide limitations

  • These steps cover project setup, not deployment or a verified successful run.
  • The workshop’s concrete example targets Fame Lady Squad; another collection requires adapting its data sources, schema and mappings.
  • The tutorial selects Hosted Service for its IPFS-metadata example and describes the access token as needed for a later deployment.
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