Next.js 13 and Hasura project template.

1. Create api/hasura.env , you can use .env.example as a starting point
2. Start local hasura instance by running cd api/ && docker compose up -d
3. While in api/ you can start the Hasura console yarn hasura console
4. You can access pgadmin4 on http://localhost:5050 login details are in the docker-compose file

When starting from scratch:

1. Set the env variable PG_DATABASE_URL appropriately. If you copied .env.example, this defaults to the posgres docker container installed with Hasura. Doesn't have to though!
2. In the Hasura console, click the data tab then connect to existing database

When using the fully configured template:

1. Run yarn hasura metadata apply to load the latest
2. Login the the hasura console with yarn hasura console - any configuration or database changes will be tracked and can later be applied as migrations or metadata - more information in this doc https://hasura.io/docs/latest/migrations-metadata-seeds/overview/