Create a Mapped Live Query and push its results to a webhook endpoint
domain: docs.mapped.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Call createLiveQuery with a unique name and the GraphQL query string to monitor, e.g. { sites { name id } }, or use the @live(name: "...") directive inline on the query to track
Call liveQueries { id name query lastResult } to view existing live queries and their most recently cached result
Create a webhook via createWebhookTarget whose eventFilters.jsonExpressionFilter.jsonPathExpression targets @.source == '//com.mapped/orgs/<orgId>/liveQueries/<liveQueryId>'
Use pauseLiveQuery / resumeLiveQuery with the live query id to temporarily stop and restart monitoring without deleting it
Call deleteLiveQuery with the id when the monitor is no longer needed
Known gotchas
Live queries can only observe changes to the Mapped graph (devices, points, places, and their relationships) - org users, tokens, connectors, and gateways are not observable this way
The webhook payload for a live-query-triggered event nests data under lastResult and includes liveQueryId for correlation when multiple live queries share one endpoint
Only the name field can be changed via updateLiveQuery - the monitored query itself cannot be edited after creation, so changing what is tracked requires creating a new live query
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