🚀 Released new version 0.8 of the GraphQL API for WordPress!
The codebase for the GraphQL server has been refactored, to use a service container for registering all elements for the schema (type resolvers, field resolvers, interface resolvers, custom scalar resolvers, and others).
This is a milestone, which introduces a single approach for developing the plugin and its extensions, greatly simplifying their code and documentation.
Docs on how to create custom extensions for the GraphQL API can finally be written. Work on them will start soon, and will be published on the guides section.
The cached files were previously stored under a system folder, out of view to the admin user. From now on, they are stored under wp-content/graphql-api/cache/.
With GRAPHQL_API_ADMIN_CONFIGURABLESCHEMA_ENDPOINT, the GraphQL schema is modified by user preferences, such as being namespaced or not, having types/directives enabled or not, and others.
With GRAPHQL_API_ADMIN_FIXEDSCHEMA_ENDPOINT, the GraphQL schema is not modified by user preferences, always exposing all types, fields and directives, including the "unrestricted" admin fields.
