[SOLVED] How to run GraphQL Explorer on self hosted server on ip

I self hosted my appwrite server on a linux vps, it is acitvely running on docker and I am connecting it using http://ip/v1 etc, how can I activate the graphql explorer? I tried the script that activates on the port 3000 but going to http://ip:3000/v1/graphql gives 404 error

APPWRITE_ENDPOINT=http://ip/v1
if [ ! -z "$1" ]; then
    APPWRITE_ENDPOINT=$1
fi

docker run --rm -p "3000:3000" -e "SERVER_URL=$APPWRITE_ENDPOINT/graphql" appwrite/altair:0.3.0

Hi, have you tried the following:

• SSH into your Linux VPS where the self-hosted Appwrite server is runnin

• Locate the Docker Compose file you used to set up your self-hosted Appwrite server. docker-compose.yml or something similar

• In the Docker Compose file, you need to add port mapping for the GraphQL explorer.

  YAML

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  appwrite:
    ...
    ports:
      - "80:80"
      - "443:443"
      - "3000:3000"
    ...

• Save the changes to the Docker Compose file and exit the editor. Then, restart your Appwrite Docker containers to apply the changes.

  Bash

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  docker-compose down
  docker-compose up -d

• http://ip:3000/v1/graphql in your web browser. Replace ip with the actual IP address of your VPS.

@joeyouss now it says port 3000 is already allocated when I run graphql explorer script

fixed seems like I need to go to just https://ip:3000 not http://ip:3000/v1/graphql

@burakcbdn works for you now?

Yep it works thanks

[SOLVED] How to run GraphQL Explorer on self hosted server on ip