Gato GraphQL

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• Automation
  Automatically run GraphQL queries when certain events happen on your site.
• HTTP Client
  Interact with external services through their APIs.
• HTTP Caching
  Cache GraphQL responses using standard HTTP caching for faster access.
• Integrations
  Connect with popular WordPress plugins and external services to extend your schema.
• API Hierarchy
  Organize custom endpoints and queries in a logical structure.
• Dynamic Sites
  Use WordPress as a content manager while using your favorite framework to build the site.
• Access Control
  Control who can see what data based on user roles or IP addresses.
• Custom Features
  Many suggested features for GraphQL are already included in Gato GraphQL.
• Code Performance
  You can send a GraphQL query to get only the data you need, making your apps faster.
• Custom Endpoints
  Create different GraphQL schemas for various users or services.
• Nested Mutations
  Run mutations within a queried entity, not just at the root level.
• Power Extensions
  Add more features to your GraphQL server to meet your API needs.
• Schema Functions
  Expose PHP functions through GraphQL fields and directives.
• Persisted Queries
  Save GraphQL queries on the server and access them like REST endpoints.
• Oneof Input Object
  Use `@oneof` to require one input field, or the server will show an error.
• Standard Use Cases
  It allows you to expose WordPress data using GraphQL easily.
• Interactive Clients
  Gato GraphQL offers interactive clients and a user interface based on the WordPress editor.
• Multilingual Support
  Get multilingual data with the MultilingualPress and Polylang plugins.
• Translation Services
  Translate field values using services like ChatGPT, DeepL, and Google Translate.
• Flexibility and Power
  The server gives you many ways to improve and protect your application.
• WordPress Integration
  You can use Gato GraphQL to work with all the data on your WordPress site.
• Faster Gutenberg Blocks
  Create Gutenberg blocks more quickly without needing to set up REST controllers.
• Powerful GraphQL Server
  Gato GraphQL is a strong and flexible server for WordPress that helps you manage your data.
• Field Deprecation via UI
  Easily deprecate fields in the GraphQL schema using a user interface.
• Multiple Query Execution
  Combine several queries into one for better performance.
• Events Manager Integration
  Fetch event data using the Events Manager plugin.
• Multiple Levels of Security
  Keep your data safe with various security options offered by Gato GraphQL.
• Internal Endpoint for Blocks
  Fetch data for Gutenberg blocks using a special internal endpoint.
• Public and Private Endpoints
  Create public, private, or password-protected endpoints for your data.

• Automation
  You can set up automatic actions in your app, making it work more efficiently.
• HTTP Client
  You can easily connect to other services using their APIs, allowing for more functionality.
• HTTP Caching
  It helps speed up your app by caching responses, so you don’t have to fetch the same data repeatedly.
• Access Control
  You can control who sees what data based on user roles or other criteria, ensuring privacy.
• Custom Endpoints
  You can create special GraphQL endpoints for different users or services, making your API more flexible.
• Nested Mutations
  You can change data within a specific item, not just at the top level, which makes updates easier.
• Schema Functions
  You can use PHP functions in your GraphQL queries, giving you more power and flexibility.
• Persisted Queries
  You can save your queries and access them easily, making it simpler to use your API.
• Code performant apps
  It allows you to get only the data you need, making your apps faster and more efficient.
• Field Deprecation via UI
  You can mark fields as outdated using a simple interface, without needing to change any code.
• Multiple Query Execution
  You can run several queries at once, which makes your app work better and faster.
• Multiple Levels of Security
  Gato GraphQL keeps your data safe with different security options for your APIs.
• Build dynamic/headless sites
  You can use WordPress to manage your content while using any framework to display it, giving you more freedom.
• Internal Endpoint for Blocks
  You can get data for your Gutenberg blocks directly from a secure internal endpoint.
• Custom Features for the Schema
  Gato GraphQL already includes many useful features, so you don’t have to wait for updates.
• Expose WordPress data via GraphQL
  Gato GraphQL helps you show your WordPress data in a clear way using GraphQL.
• Speed up creating Gutenberg blocks
  You can create Gutenberg blocks faster without needing to set up extra controllers for data.
• API Hierarchy & Endpoint Management
  You can organize your endpoints in a clear way, making it easier to manage them.
• Integrations with plugins and services
  Gato GraphQL can connect with popular plugins and services, expanding what you can do.
• Interactive Clients and User Interface
  Gato GraphQL offers easy-to-use tools for interacting with your data right from the WordPress editor.
• Public, Private & Password-Protected Endpoints
  You can create different types of endpoints to control who can access your data.

• Developers
  Developers can build fast and efficient apps by using Gato GraphQL to get only the data they need.
• Business Owners
  Business owners can automate tasks on their site, saving time and effort with Gato GraphQL.
• WordPress Users
  WordPress users can easily manage their site data and create dynamic websites with Gato GraphQL.
• Content Creators
  Content creators can speed up their work by using Gato GraphQL to create Gutenberg blocks faster.
• Plugin Developers
  Plugin developers can extend their plugins by integrating them with Gato GraphQL for better data access.
• Site Administrators
  Site administrators can keep their data safe with strong security features offered by Gato GraphQL.