Abby aerze

Attempting to install graphql plugin for Strapi (strapi.io)

My project is a basic starter using the directions on installing for docker. Containers are running smooth, db running, server running. I was able to create a few content types (schemas) per the tutorial with minor tweaks. I am able to make a request from the browser, now I'm looking to install a graphql plugin so that I can tailor the response.

It is 11:10pm, Tuesday.

Tried clicking the download option from within the admin plugins page, while server was running.

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