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### Configure Basic Authentication (Optional)
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> This step is skipped unless you choose `Basic` authentication in the first step of the wizard.
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>note This step is skipped unless you choose `Basic` authentication in the first step of the wizard.
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Enter the credentials for basic authentication.
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Specify parameters for the authentication HTTP request. The supported types are Query, Header, Cookie, and Inline, like in the [Configure Request Parameters step](#configure-request-parameters).
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### Choose Design-Time Data
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***Upload JSON file** – Use an external JSON file for the data. The URI can be relative or absolute.
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***Use JSON inline as hard-coded data while designing the report** - Use a hard-coded JSON string.
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>tip Use an external JSON file or hard-coded data if the GraphQLDataSource component relies on a token that needs to be updated dynamically through report parameters. Report parameters can be used only at runtime.
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### Preview Data Source Results
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Preview the data returned based on the current configuration. Optionally, specify a JSONPath expression to filter the result.
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