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There are three main sections of the GraphiQL interface:
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***Explorer:** This is the section on the left, which shows you all the different kinds of data you can request in a GraphQL query.
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* You can toggle the dropdowns to expand the different fields and see what kinds of data is available in the data layer.
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* You can toggle the dropdowns to expand the different fields and see what kinds of data are available in the data layer.
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* The blue items correspond to the different data fields you can query for.
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* The purple items accept additional arguments that you can use to filter down the data returned in the response.
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***Query Editor:** This is the middle section, which you can use to write out a query to test.
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**A closer look at the configuration options:**
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When your site builds, `gatsby-source-filesystem` adds all the files in folder specified by the `path` option to the data layer.
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When your site builds, `gatsby-source-filesystem` adds all the files in the folder specified by the `path` option to the data layer.
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The `name` option in the configuration object gets set to the `sourceInstanceName` field for each file. This comes in handy when you want to source files from multiple folders. By giving each folder a different `name` option, you can build GraphQL queries that filter down to only a particular folder.
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