Query examplesPages
Pages
These are examples of queries to fetch page data.
Fetching pages
A single page:
query {
page(by: { id: 2 }) {
id
title
content
url
date
}
}
A list of pages:
query {
pages(pagination: { limit: 5 }) {
id
title
excerpt
url
dateStr(format: "d/m/Y")
}
}
Top-level pages with their children:
query {
pages(filter: { parentID: 0 }) {
...PageProps
children {
...PageProps
children(pagination: { limit: 3 }) {
...PageProps
}
}
}
}
fragment PageProps on Page {
id
title
date
urlAbsolutePath
}
Fetching the logged-in user's pages
Fields page
, pages
and pageCount
only retrieve pages with status "publish"
.
To fetch pages from the logged-in user, with any status ("publish"
, "pending"
, "draft"
or "trash"
), use these fields:
myPage
myPages
myPageCount
query {
myPages(filter: { status: [draft, pending] }) {
id
title
status
}
}
Creating pages
Only logged-in users can create pages.
mutation {
createPage(
input: {
title: "Hi there!"
contentAs: { html: "How do you like it?" }
status: draft
}
) {
status
errors {
__typename
...on ErrorPayload {
message
}
...on GenericErrorPayload {
code
}
}
pageID
page {
status
title
content
url
date
author {
id
name
}
}
}
}
Updating pages
Only users with the corresponding capabilities can edit pages.
mutation {
updatePage(
input: {
id: 2,
title: "This is my new title",
}
) {
status
errors {
__typename
...on ErrorPayload {
message
}
...on GenericErrorPayload {
code
}
}
page {
id
title
}
}
}
This query uses nested mutations to update the page:
mutation {
page(by: { id: 2 }) {
originalTitle: title
update(input: {
title: "This is my new title",
contentAs: { html: "This rocks!" }
}) {
status
errors {
__typename
...on ErrorPayload {
message
}
}
page {
newTitle: title
content
}
}
}
}