These Subgraphs offer a range of enhanced features designed to optimize your development experience.

One of the standout features is the inclusion of webhooks, which enable real-time communication between your application and the Subgraph. This functionality allows developers to trigger specific actions in response to events, streamlining workflows and enhancing interactivity.

Another significant benefit is the comprehensive suite of notifications, versioning, and logging capabilities. These tools help developers manage changes effectively, ensuring that they stay informed about updates and can easily track modifications over time, improving overall project management.

Additionally, the Subgraphs provide valuable indexing insights, which facilitate data organization and retrieval. This feature enhances the efficiency of queries, allowing developers to access the information they need quickly and effectively.

With a one-click launch feature, developers can get started instantly, eliminating setup delays. This means your queries are ready to use immediately, ensuring a seamless experience without any waiting time.

1. Logging from Quicknode, user will be redirected to the Subgraph dashboard screen where user can view a list of all existing subgraphs, along with other usage statistics such as Total API Units vs Consumed API units etc.
2. Click on the 'Add Subgraph' button the top right of the screen, you'll get 3 options namely, 'Create New', 'Import Existing' and 'Launch Community'. Click on 'Launch Community' option.
3. A modal will appear, displaying a list of community subgraphs. From this list, select your desired subgraph and proceed by clicking the "Activate" button to initiate the activation process for the chosen community subgraph. Upon successful activation, you'll be directed to the dedicated dashboard for the chosen community subgraph.
4. The subgraph details page includes information such as the Synchronization status, Query URL, API Units stats, option for Webhook config, Logs and Settings.
5. Use the Query URL to query Subgraph database
6. Click on the Log button to view & filter subgraph related logs
7. For more information, refer to Traceye's documentation on Community Subgraphs.