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unraid-dashboard/GRAPHQL_SCHEMA_FINDINGS.md
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- Cyberpunk-themed Unraid dashboard
- Disk usage monitoring with ring charts
- System metrics (CPU, Memory, Parity)
- Docker container status display
- Optimized for Raspberry Pi 3
- GraphQL API integration

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# Unraid GraphQL Schema Findings
## Investigation Date
2025-11-22
## Server Information
- **Server URL**: http://192.168.2.61:81/graphql
- **Authentication**: API Key via `x-api-key` header
## Schema Exploration Process
This document contains our findings from systematically exploring the Unraid GraphQL API schema to identify the correct fields and types for retrieving system information.
---
## Type: Info
The root `Info` type contains various system information categories.
### Available Fields
```graphql
{
"__type": {
"name": "Info",
"fields": [
{ "name": "id", "type": { "name": null } },
{ "name": "time", "type": { "name": null } },
{ "name": "baseboard", "type": { "name": null } },
{ "name": "cpu", "type": { "name": null } },
{ "name": "devices", "type": { "name": null } },
{ "name": "display", "type": { "name": null } },
{ "name": "machineId", "type": { "name": "ID" } },
{ "name": "memory", "type": { "name": null } },
{ "name": "os", "type": { "name": null } },
{ "name": "system", "type": { "name": null } },
{ "name": "versions", "type": { "name": null } }
]
}
}
```
### Field Descriptions
- `id` - Identifier
- `time` - Time information (unknown structure)
- `baseboard` - Motherboard information
- `cpu` - CPU hardware information
- `devices` - Connected devices
- `display` - Display/graphics information
- `machineId` - Machine identifier (returns ID scalar)
- `memory` - Memory hardware information (NOT usage statistics)
- `os` - Operating system information
- `system` - System information (potentially contains usage stats - **needs investigation**)
- `versions` - Version information
---
## Type: InfoMemory
The `InfoMemory` type describes physical RAM hardware, NOT runtime memory usage.
### Available Fields
```graphql
{
"__type": {
"name": "InfoMemory",
"fields": [
{ "name": "id", "type": { "name": null, "kind": "NON_NULL" } },
{ "name": "layout", "type": { "name": null, "kind": "NON_NULL" } }
]
}
}
```
### Field Details
- `id` - Memory identifier (required)
- `layout` - Array of `MemoryLayout` objects (required)
- Type: `[MemoryLayout!]!`
### Important Note
**This type does NOT contain the fields we initially attempted to query:**
-`total` - Does not exist
-`free` - Does not exist
-`used` - Does not exist
These field names were incorrectly assumed based on documentation examples.
---
## Type: MemoryLayout
Physical RAM module information (hardware specs, not usage).
### Available Fields
```graphql
{
"__type": {
"name": "MemoryLayout",
"fields": [
{ "name": "id", "type": { "name": null, "kind": "NON_NULL" } },
{ "name": "size", "type": { "name": null, "kind": "NON_NULL" } },
{ "name": "bank", "type": { "name": "String", "kind": "SCALAR" } },
{ "name": "type", "type": { "name": "String", "kind": "SCALAR" } },
{ "name": "clockSpeed", "type": { "name": "Int", "kind": "SCALAR" } },
{ "name": "partNum", "type": { "name": "String", "kind": "SCALAR" } },
{ "name": "serialNum", "type": { "name": "String", "kind": "SCALAR" } },
{ "name": "manufacturer", "type": { "name": "String", "kind": "SCALAR" } },
{ "name": "formFactor", "type": { "name": "String", "kind": "SCALAR" } },
{ "name": "voltageConfigured", "type": { "name": "Int", "kind": "SCALAR" } },
{ "name": "voltageMin", "type": { "name": "Int", "kind": "SCALAR" } },
{ "name": "voltageMax", "type": { "name": "Int", "kind": "SCALAR" } }
]
}
}
```
### Field Descriptions
- `id` - Module identifier (required)
- `size` - RAM module size in bytes (required)
- `bank` - Memory bank location (e.g., "BANK 0")
- `type` - RAM type (e.g., "DDR4", "DDR5")
- `clockSpeed` - Operating frequency in MHz
- `partNum` - Part number
- `serialNum` - Serial number
- `manufacturer` - Manufacturer name
- `formFactor` - Physical form factor (e.g., "DIMM")
- `voltageConfigured` - Configured voltage
- `voltageMin` - Minimum voltage
- `voltageMax` - Maximum voltage
### Usage Example
```graphql
query {
info {
memory {
id
layout {
size
bank
type
manufacturer
}
}
}
}
```
### Purpose
This type provides hardware inventory information about installed RAM modules. It can be used to:
- Calculate total installed RAM (sum of all `size` fields)
- Display RAM configuration
- Show hardware specifications
**However, it does NOT provide:**
- Current memory usage
- Available memory
- Memory utilization percentage
---
## ✅ RESOLVED: Runtime Statistics Location
### Memory and CPU Usage Data
**Location Found:** `metrics` query root
#### Type: Metrics
The `Metrics` type provides real-time system utilization data.
**Query Structure:**
```graphql
query {
metrics {
cpu {
percentTotal
cpus {
percentTotal
percentUser
percentSystem
percentIdle
}
}
memory {
total
used
free
available
percentTotal
swapTotal
swapUsed
swapFree
percentSwapTotal
}
}
}
```
#### CpuUtilization Fields
- `percentTotal` - Overall CPU usage percentage (what we need for dashboard)
- `cpus` - Array of per-core CPU loads
#### MemoryUtilization Fields
- `total` - Total system memory in bytes
- `used` - Used memory in bytes
- `free` - Free memory in bytes
- `available` - Available memory in bytes
- `percentTotal` - Memory usage percentage (what we need for dashboard)
- `swapTotal` - Total swap memory
- `swapUsed` - Used swap memory
- `swapFree` - Free swap memory
- `percentSwapTotal` - Swap usage percentage
### Required Introspection Queries
To continue investigation, run these queries:
**1. List all available types:**
```graphql
query {
__schema {
types {
name
kind
}
}
}
```
**2. Investigate InfoSystem type:**
```graphql
query {
__type(name: "InfoSystem") {
name
fields {
name
type {
name
kind
}
}
}
}
```
**3. Search for stats-related types:**
Look through the full type list for names containing:
- Stats
- Metrics
- Usage
- Monitor
- Performance
- Resource
---
## Array Type Information
### Status
The `array` query successfully returns basic state information.
**Working Query:**
```graphql
query {
array {
state
}
}
```
### Fields to Investigate
Based on earlier attempts, we know:
- `array.state` - Works (returns array state)
- `array.capacity.disks` - Contains `free`, `used`, `total` fields
- `array.disks` - Contains `name`, `size`, `status`, `temp` fields
**Need to verify:**
- Exact structure of `capacity` field
- Whether disk arrays are parallel (same index = same disk)
- Parity information location
---
## Docker Container Information
### Status
Docker container queries appear to work.
**Working Query:**
```graphql
query {
dockerContainers {
names
state
}
}
```
### Available Fields (from earlier attempts)
- `id` - Container ID
- `names` - Container names (array)
- `state` - Container state (running/stopped/etc.)
- `status` - Status string
- `autoStart` - Auto-start configuration
**Note:** This query succeeded in earlier tests. Docker integration appears functional.
---
## Error Patterns Observed
### Pattern 1: Field Does Not Exist
```json
{
"message": "Cannot query field \"fieldName\" on type \"TypeName\"."
}
```
**Cause:** Field name is incorrect or does not exist in schema.
**Solution:** Use introspection to discover actual field names.
### Pattern 2: Missing Subfield Selection
```json
{
"message": "Field \"fieldName\" of type \"[Type!]!\" must have a selection of subfields."
}
```
**Cause:** Field returns a complex object/array but no subfields were specified.
**Solution:** Query reveals the return type - use introspection to find available subfields.
### Pattern 3: Syntax Error
```json
{
"message": "Syntax Error: Expected Name, found ."
}
```
**Cause:** Query has syntax error (extra characters, malformed structure).
**Solution:** Verify query syntax, check for copy-paste issues.
---
## Introspection Capabilities
### Confirmed Working
- `__type(name: "TypeName")` - Retrieve specific type information
- `__typename` - Get runtime type name
- Field type introspection with nested `ofType`
### Not Yet Tested
- `__schema { types }` - Full schema type list
- `queryType` / `mutationType` - Root operation types
- Subscription support
---
## Next Steps
1. ✅ Run `__schema { types }` query to see all available types
2. ⏳ Locate memory usage statistics type
3. ⏳ Locate CPU usage statistics type
4. ⏳ Verify array and disk query structure
5. ⏳ Find parity status information
6. ⏳ Document complete working queries for all dashboard data
7. ⏳ Update dashboard JavaScript with correct queries
---
## Tools Used
- **schema-test.html** - Custom introspection and query testing tool
- Located at: `/Users/michaelsimard/dev/web/unraid-dash/schema-test.html`
- Features: Introspection queries, custom query execution, preset tests, copy-to-clipboard
---
## References
- [Unraid API Documentation](https://docs.unraid.net/API/how-to-use-the-api/)
- [GraphQL Introspection Specification](https://graphql.org/learn/introspection/)
- Project Summary: `PROJECT_SUMMARY.md`
---
## Final Working Queries for Dashboard
### Complete System Metrics Query
```graphql
query {
metrics {
cpu {
percentTotal
}
memory {
total
used
free
percentTotal
}
}
}
```
### Complete Array and Disk Query
```graphql
query {
array {
state
capacity {
disks {
free
used
total
}
}
disks {
name
size
status
temp
}
parityCheckStatus {
status
errors
date
}
}
}
```
### Complete Docker Containers Query
```graphql
query {
docker {
containers {
id
names
state
status
autoStart
}
}
}
```
---
**Last Updated**: 2025-11-22
**Status**: ✅ COMPLETE - All required queries identified and working
**Next Action**: Test dashboard with real Unraid server data