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Current Behavior

When creating a GraphQL datasource in Lowcoder running in a Docker Compose environment, the URL validation rejects valid Docker service names without domain suffixes. Specifically, when attempting to connect to a GraphQL API using the Docker service name (e.g., http://api:8000/graphql), Lowcoder shows the error "Please Enter a Correct URL".

However, URLs with domain-like suffixes (e.g., http://api.foobar:8000/graphql) are accepted.

Expected Behavior

Lowcoder's GraphQL datasource URL validation should accept standard Docker service names as valid hostnames without requiring domain suffixes, allowing seamless integration with other services in the same Docker Compose network.

Steps to reproduce

1. Set up a Docker Compose environment with Lowcoder and a GraphQL API service (named "api" running on port 8000)
2. Navigate to Lowcoder's datasource creation page
3. Select GraphQL as the datasource type
4. Enter a name for the datasource (e.g., "graphql-api")
5. In the URL field, enter http://api:8000/graphql
6. Observe the validation error: "Please Enter a Correct URL"
7. Change the URL to include a fake domain suffix: http://api.foobar:8000/graphql
8. Note that this URL is accepted despite only differing by the addition of a fake domain suffix

Environment

Lowcoder version: Lowcoder CE v2.6.5
Deployment: Docker Compose
Browser: Firefox
OS: Arch Linux
Docker Compose configuration: Multi-container setup with Lowcoder and GraphQL API service

Additional Information

The issue appears to be specific to the GraphQL datasource, as other types of connections may not exhibit the same validation constraints.

Current workaround: Add a dns alias to the docker service you're trying to reach. e.g.

services:
  api:
    # Your existing configuration
    networks:
      default:
        aliases:
          - api.internal