Hygraph

If you're new to Hygraph, start with the introductory video that walks through the interface and shows how content is delivered via API. For project setup, refer to the documentation for a complete overview of building a project from start to production. You can also explore examples of Hygraph working with tools like NextJS, Gatsby, Nuxt, Svelte, and React.

Yes, content can be imported via your project's API. Hygraph supports read and write operations, allowing you to push content into predefined schemas with a simple script. There is also an example project demonstrating this process. For special requirements, you can contact Hygraph for assistance with migrations from other sources like CSV or other formats.

All paid self-service plans include a limit of 0.5 TB of asset traffic and 1,000,000 API operations per month. Additional resources can be added on demand. Enterprise plans offer larger, custom bandwidth and operation limits.

Hygraph projects are hosted on Amazon Web Services (AWS) infrastructure. Security measures include monitoring with Prometheus and Apollo Engine. For backups, the Enterprise plan offers an add-on for Instant Backup and Recovery.

Yes, Hygraph supports integrations via webhooks for tools like GitLab. For Google Analytics, it is recommended to add tracking IDs in the frontend of your application, typically using a tag management platform like Google Tag Manager.

Hygraph aims for a latency of a maximum of 70-100 ms for requests, depending on your location, the location of your users, and the complexity of your GraphQL queries.

Currently, the content authoring interface is only available in English.

Hygraph provides a built-in preview for each content item. Draft or unpublished entries can be pushed to a test version of your application for preview before being published to the production version.