The Gato GraphQL Monorepo contains several projects.

Gato GraphQL is a forward-looking and powerful GraphQL server for WordPress.

• Website: gatographql.com
• Download
• Plugin source code
• Development

Plugins can extend the GraphQL schema, to fetch their own data.

• Gato GraphQL extension starter

GraphQL by PoP is a CMS-agnostic GraphQL server in PHP.

• Website: graphql-by-pop.com
• Source code

PoP is a set of libraries which provide a server-side component model in PHP, and the foundation to implement applications with it.

• Source code:
  • Backbone: Libraries providing the architectural scaffolding.
  • Engine: The engine of the application.
  • Schema: Self-sufficient schema elements, such as directives.
  • CMSSchema: Schema elements abstracted away from the CMS through interfaces, and to be satisfied for some particular CMS.
  • WPSchema: WordPress-specific schema elements.
  • API: Packages to access the schema data through an API, including REST and GraphQL.

1. Setting-up the development environment
2. Running tests
3. Layer dependency graph
4. How is the GraphQL server CMS-agnostic
5. Why are there so many packages in the repo
6. Why a monorepo
7. How transpiling works
8. How scoping works
9. Installing Gato GraphQL

PSR-1, PSR-4 and PSR-12.

To check the coding standards via PHP CodeSniffer, run:

composer check-style

To automatically fix issues, run:

composer fix-style

To execute PHPUnit, run:

composer test

To execute PHPStan, run:

composer analyse

Via Rector (dry-run mode):

composer preview-code-downgrade

Use the issue tracker to report a bug or request a new feature for all packages in the monorepo.

Please see CONTRIBUTING and CODE_OF_CONDUCT for details.

If you discover any security related issues, please email [email protected] instead of using the issue tracker.

• Leonardo Losoviz
• All Contributors

GNU General Public License v2 (or later). Please see License File for more information.