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Data Kiosk Schema Explorer User Guide

How to use the Data Kiosk Schema Explorer.

Data Kiosk is a new REST API that supports GraphQL query operations for dynamic report capabilities. This tutorial details how to use the Data Kiosk Schema Explorer to explore Data Kiosk datasets and build GraphQL queries. This guide assumes you are familiar with creating, authorizing, and using Selling Partner APIs.

Using the Schema Explorer

The Data Kiosk Schema Explorer, which the schema dropdown and the right pane.

When you open the Schema Explorer you have:

  1. A dropdown selector to select the schema you would like to explore and build queries from. The explorer pane on the far right will automatically populate with information about the selected schema.
  2. An icon that when clicked will download the GraphQL schema.
  3. Hyperlinks to the SP-API Documentation and developer support.
  4. A search bar where you can search for specific fields within the selected schema.
  5. Breadcrumbs of the fields you have previously explored. You can click on any of the highlighted breadcrumbs to be redirected to that field’s information.
  6. A pane that contains information about queries, fields, data types, and directives, for the selected schema. You can click on any field, data type, or input parameter to view relevant information about what you clicked.

Using the Query Builder

The Data Kiosk Schema Explorer, which highlights the query builder.

You can build queries using the Query Builder where you have:

  1. A dropdown selector for selecting a query within the selected schema.
  2. A pane where you can provide values for the input parameters (for example, aggregateBy: PARENT, startDate: "2023-11-15" marketplaceIds), and select the fields you want to be returned as part of query processing. Holding ⌥Option / ALT while clicking on a collapsed field will select its immediate children. The query editor on the right will auto-populate to match any changes made by the query builder, and vice versa.
  3. Buttons to prettify or minify your query for formatting your query to be more human readable, or removing unnecessary information, respectively.
  4. Buttons to copy, clear, or generate a sharable link for the populated query, respectively.

Using the Query Editor

You can also build queries by manually typing them out using the query editor.

A cursor hovering over a field in the Schema Explorer.

Hovering over a field with your cursor will reveal high-level information about the field.

The explorer pane.

Holding ⌘Command / CTRL while clicking on a field in the editor will open the explorer pane and populate it with information about the field.

The auto-suggestion dropdown.

Pressing ⌃Control / CTRL + SPACE will open an auto-suggestion dropdown which you can use to quickly select the fields you want.

After you are satisfied with your query, you can use it with the createQuery operation of the Data Kiosk API. Find details of how to use the Data Kiosk API in the Data Kiosk use case guide.