graphql

graphql( array $request_data = [], bool $return_request = false );

Provides a simple way to run a GraphQL query without posting a request to the endpoint.

• Since: 0.2.0
• Source File: plugins/wp-graphql/access-functions.php

Parameters

• $request_data (array<string,mixed>): The GraphQL request data (query, variables, operation_name).
• $return_request (bool): If true, return the Request object, else return the results of the request execution

Return

• array<string,mixed>|\WPGraphQL\Request

Throws

• \Exception

Recipes

• ACF Nav Menu Plugin Support
• Add Edit Link to All Post Types
• Add field for unencoded content
• Add WP Admin Color Schemes to WPGraphQL
• Allow login mutation to be public when the endpoint is fully restricted
• Changing the Server Debug Flag
• Filter to add restricted field on Model
• Fix pagination conflict with the “Advanced Taxonomy Terms Order” plugin
• Fix pagination conflict with the “Post Type Order” plugin
• Making Menus and Menu Items public
• Popular Posts
• Register a basic Mutation
• Register object and field for custom list of users
• Remove Extensions from GraphQL Response
• Showing Post Type labels in public queries
• Tag to Content Node Connection
• Update WPGraphQL Endpoint URL
• Using GraphQL Fragments in PHP

Source

• plugins/wp-graphql/access-functions.php:105

function graphql( array $request_data = [], bool $return_request = false ) {