Comments

These are examples of queries to fetch and add comments.

Fetching comments permalink

Comments from a post:

query {
post(by: { id: 1 }) {
comments {
id
content
author {
name
}
parent {
id
}
}
}
}

Comments and their responses, for multiple levels:

query {
post(by: { id: 1499 }) {
comments(pagination: { limit: 5 }) {
...CommentFields
responses {
...CommentFields
responses {
...CommentFields
}
}
}
}
}

fragment CommentFields on Comment {
id
date
content
}

Filtering comments:

{
posts {
title
comments(
filter: { search: "insight" }
) {
id
content
}
}
}

Counting comment results:

{
posts {
id
commentCount
}
}

Paginating comments:

{
posts {
id
comments(
pagination: {
limit: 3,
offset: 3
}
) {
id
date
content
}
}
}

All comments on the site from a specific user:

{
commentCount(filter: { authorIDs: [1], parentID: null })
comments(filter: { authorIDs: [1], parentID: null }, pagination: { limit: -1 }) {
id
date
content
}
}

A specific comment:

{
comment(by: { id: 272 }) {
id
date
content
author {
id
name
}
}
}

Fetching meta values:

{
posts {
id
comments{
id
metaValue(
key:"someKey"
)
}
}
}

Adding a comment permalink

Logged-in or non-logged-in users can add comments:

mutation {
addCommentToCustomPost(
input: { customPostID: 1459, commentAs: { html: "Lovely tango!" } }
) {
status
errors {
__typename
...on ErrorPayload {
message
}
}
commentID
comment {
date
content
author {
id
name
}
}
}
}

We can also use nested mutations:

mutation {
post(by: { id: 1459 }) {
id
title
addComment(input: { commentAs: { html: "Lovely tango!" } }) {
status
errors {
__typename
...on ErrorPayload {
message
}
}
commentID
comment {
date
content
author {
id
name
}
}
}
}
}

Replying to a comment permalink

Similar to adding a comment, but also providing argument parentCommentID:

mutation {
addCommentToCustomPost(
input: {
customPostID: 1459
parentCommentID: 272
commentAs: { html: "Hi to you too" }
}
) {
status
errors {
__typename
...on ErrorPayload {
message
}
}
commentID
comment {
date
content
author {
id
name
}
}
}
}

Or use the more specific replyComment field:

mutation {
replyComment(input: { parentCommentID: 272, commentAs: { html: "Hi to you too" } }) {
status
errors {
__typename
...on ErrorPayload {
message
}
}
commentID
comment {
date
content
author {
id
name
}
}
}
}

Or navigate to the parent comment using nested mutations:

mutation {
post(by: { id: 1459 }) {
comments(filter: { ids: 272 }) {
id
content
reply(input: { commentAs: { html: "Everything good?" } }) {
status
errors {
__typename
...on ErrorPayload {
message
}
}
commentID
comment {
date
content
}
}
}
}
}