• A React theme for WordPress, using Decoupled Architecture in Next.js
• Front end in React
• Backend in WordPress.

rename .env-example to .env and add your WordPress Site URL

• Download, Upload and activate all the plugins from wordpress/plugins folder of this repo, into your WordPress Site.

1. wp-graphql - tested on ( v1.0.0 )
2. Headless CMS
3. WP GraphQL Gutenberg

npm run dev # Runs next dev which starts Next.js in development mode
npm run build # Runs next build which builds the application for production usage
npm run start # Runs next start which starts a Next.js production server

To run cypress locally we run cypress-open It adds a cypress directory and some example test in cypress/integrations

npm run cypress:open

• Cypress docs

1. API

Notice that we have added this in package.json

"dev": "NODE_OPTIONS='--inspect' next",

when you run npm run dev, you will see a node js icon in the Chrome inspector tab and there will also be a url to access it on the terminal that says Debugger listeing on ...

1. Prerendering
2. Querying blocks: WP GraphQL Gutenberg allows you to query Gutenberg blocks. If you want to break down the blocks and render the content using individual React components, here is the query example.

{
  posts {
    nodes {
      title
      blocks {
        name
        innerBlocks {
          name
          saveContent
        }
        saveContent
      }
    }
  }
}