Query and mutate Vetspire practice data via its GraphQL API while respecting the maximum query depth limit
domain: developer.vetspire.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Authenticate by including your organization's API key in the Authorization header on every request to https://api.vetspire.com/graphql
Send queries/mutations as POST requests with a GraphQL query string, e.g. querying clients(limit: 1) { id name email }
Use the GraphQL schema explorer at developer.vetspire.com, or a tool like Hasura Cloud's GraphiQL interface, to discover available queries, mutations, and fields before building a request
Keep nested selection sets within Vetspire's documented maximum query depth (8); flatten deeply nested requests into multiple shallower queries if you hit the limit
Watch for the query_depth_limit error code and message when a query is rejected for exceeding the depth limit, and restructure the query rather than retrying as-is
Known gotchas
The API key grants read and write access to your entire organization's data - treat it with the same care as a database credential, not a per-user token
Exceeding the max query depth of 8 returns a specific query_depth_limit error rather than a generic GraphQL validation error - check for it explicitly in error handling
Vetspire's UI is built on the same GraphQL API, so the Network tab in Chrome DevTools (filtering for /graphql) is a documented way to discover queries the written docs haven't covered yet
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