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gatsby-source-wordpress
Source data from WordPress in a scalable and efficient way with WPGraphQL 🚀This plugin works by merging the WPGraphQL schema & data with the Gatsby schema & Node model which allows us to efficiently cache WP data in Gatsby. What this means is that incremental builds, fast builds, and CMS Previews work beautifully! 💅
Docs 📖
- 👩🎤 Why use this plugin?
- 🏃 Installation & Getting started
- 🏫 Tutorials
- 🐾 Features
- 🔌 Plugin options
- ⛵️ Migrating from other WP source plugins
- 🏠 Hosting WordPress
- 👟 Themes, Starters, and Examples
- 🏅 Usage with popular WPGraphQL extensions
- 🛠 Debugging and troubleshooting
- 🏞 Community and Support
- 🌻 Contributing
- 🧓 v3 Documentation
