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Adding directives to the GraphQL schema when there's no SDL(blog.logrocket.com)
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Show HN: Using GraphQL to publish REST-like endpoints (WP plugin)(github.com)
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Show HN: Using GraphQL to publish REST-like endpoints (WP plugin)(github.com)
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Show HN: Using GraphQL to publish REST-like endpoints (WP plugin)(github.com)
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Show HN: Plugin to add persisted GraphQL queries to WordPress(github.com)
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Show HN: Plugin to add persisted GraphQL queries to WordPress(github.com)
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by leoloso 6y ago
You can check out this "executing multiple queries in a single operation" thing through the GraphiQL clients on the blog post.
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Show HN: A GraphQL server that executes multiple queries in a single operation(leoloso.com)
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by leoloso 6y ago
Thanks for your comment > using GraphQL in this manner does not appear particularly readable nor maintainable I fully agree. That's why I went to the trouble to design a different syntax. As I mention in its repo ( https:/&#x2F
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by leoloso 6y ago
In the link there are a couple of GraphiQL clients. Clicking on the Run button on them, you can play with this functionality, see how the response from "executing multiple queries" is merged, and how the queries can be chained
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Show HN: A GraphQL server that executes multiple queries in a single operation(leoloso.com)
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by leoloso 6y ago
In the blog post, there are a couple of GraphiQL clients. You can modify the query and click on the Run button to play with it
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Show HN: A GraphQL server that executes multiple queries in a single operation(leoloso.com)
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Uploading dependencies to your repo? Don't A GitHub action can help(leoloso.com)
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A GraphQL server for WP supporting Persisted Queries, and HTTP Caching(leoloso.com)
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by leoloso 6y ago
There are several differences, I wrote about them here: https://leoloso.com/posts/introducing-the-graphql-api-for-wo... As a summary, this plugin offers: - Persisted queries - Custom endpoints - Integration with GraphQ
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Uploading dependencies to your repo? Don't! Better use a GitHub action(leoloso.com)
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Adding persisted GraphQL queries to WordPress(leoloso.com)
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Show HN: Plugin to add persisted GraphQL queries to WordPress(github.com)
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Introducing the GraphQL API for WordPress(leoloso.com)
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Uploading dependencies to your repo? ️ Don't A GitHub action can help(leoloso.com)
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Uploading the vendor/ folder to your repo? ️ A GitHub action can help(leoloso.com)
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Show HN: GraphQL API for WordPress(github.com)
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Show HN: GraphQL API for WordPress(github.com)
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Show HN: GraphQL API for WordPress(github.com)
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Show HN: Plugin to transform WordPress into a GraphQL server(github.com)
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Show HN: GraphQL API for WordPress(github.com)
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Code-first vs. schema-first development in GraphQL(blog.logrocket.com)
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Code-first vs. schema-first development in GraphQL(blog.logrocket.com)
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Introducing the Component-Based API(smashingmagazine.com)
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