WordPress, NextJS, Apollo, GraphQL, and Netlify (sample)

This is just a sample implementation of a headless blogging. And the goal for this example was to only pull (Read) data and put the data on an external frontend.

NOTE: Before you proceed below, you need to install two plugins within your WordPress site first: wp-graphql and wp-graphiql. Both these two will convert your wordpress into a GraphQL graph-based website and you also have an GraphQL playground as well. After installing you can proceed below.

Edit withApollo.js file inside src/lib/

Change WordPress details so that you can connect to it.

export default withApollo(
    ({ ctx, headers, initialState }) =>
        new ApolloClient({
            uri: 'YourWordPressGraphQLHere',
        }),
);

Development.

Run the code below and you can start messing up with this repo 😉
```
yarn dev
```
Deploying to Netlify.

Create a new repository first at GitHub, then inside Netlify link your newly created repo. Then edit Build Command inside Netlify and set it to yarn deploy and then the Publish Directory to out . After that you can start pushing your local files to your newly created repo.

MelodicCrypter/NextJS-WordPress-Headless-Sample

WordPress, NextJS, Apollo, GraphQL, and Netlify (sample)