WPGraphQL
The required GraphQL API layer for WordPress posts, pages, users, media, taxonomies, and custom types.
Integrations
Use the WordPress stack you already trust.
Toolkit reads the schema exposed by WPGraphQL, so supported extensions and custom types appear naturally when configured correctly.
Advanced Custom Fields
Explore and query ACF field groups that are exposed through a compatible WPGraphQL extension.
WooCommerce
Build product, variation, category, cart, and customer operations exposed by your WooGraphQL setup.
WPML and multilingual
Work with translated content and language arguments when exposed by the installed GraphQL integration.
Next.js, Nuxt, Remix
Export operations for server components, loaders, route handlers, and static generation workflows.
Apollo, Relay, urql, fetch
Use generated operations with your preferred GraphQL client or standards-based HTTP requests.
Integration Principle
WP GraphQL Toolkit is schema-driven. It introspects the active endpoint rather than maintaining a hard-coded list of every possible WordPress field. This lets custom post types, taxonomies, and extension fields participate when they follow GraphQL schema conventions.
Before You Connect
- Use current versions of WordPress, WPGraphQL, Toolkit, and relevant extensions.
- Test integrations on staging before production.
- Expose only the data required by your frontend.
- Review extension-specific authentication and caching guidance.
Custom Integrations
Developers can register custom GraphQL types and fields using WPGraphQL APIs. Once present in the endpoint schema, those fields can be discovered and selected in Toolkit. Clear relevant caches after changing schema registration.