Query Frontify's GraphQL API to fetch asset metadata for a given project or brand
domain: developer.frontify.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Set up OAuth2 credentials in the Frontify account's Developer settings to obtain the tokens needed to call the GraphQL endpoint
Send authenticated POST requests to the Frontify GraphQL endpoint with a query selecting fields from the `assets` query (or related brand/project queries) needed for your integration
Scope queries to the relevant project/brand IDs rather than requesting the entire account's asset graph in one call
Request only the specific asset fields needed (id, title, metadata, download URLs, timestamps) to keep response payloads manageable given the schema's large surface area (hundreds of types)
Handle pagination/cursor arguments on list-returning queries so large asset libraries are retrieved in manageable pages
Known gotchas
The Frontify GraphQL schema is large (on the order of dozens of queries and mutations and hundreds of types), so over-fetching fields you don't need can materially slow down responses
Authentication is OAuth2-based, not a static API key, so token acquisition and refresh logic needs to be built even for read-only querying
Because it's a single GraphQL endpoint rather than many REST routes, error handling must inspect the GraphQL response body for partial errors rather than relying solely on HTTP status codes
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