While GraphQL queries perform read operations, mutations change the data. A mutation can create, update, or delete objects and fields. In REST terminology, queries operate like GET requests, while mutations are similar to POST, PUT, and DELETE. Structure of a mutation A mutation contains the following elements: Example of mutation graphql here in this example we are adding data in […]
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Query in GRAPHQL
A GraphQL query retrieves data from the application server in a similar manner as a REST GET call. The current set of Adobe Commerce and Magento Open Source GraphQL queries allow a mobile app or browser to render a wide variety of information, including the following: GraphQL QUERY Implementation in Magento 2.4 Magento’s 2.4 version […]