Getting Started with WooGraphQL Pro

This guide walks you through installing and configuring WooGraphQL Pro on your WordPress site.

Before installing WooGraphQL Pro, ensure you have:

1. WordPress 5.6+ installed
2. WooCommerce 6.0+ activated
3. WPGraphQL 1.14+ activated
4. WPGraphQL for WooCommerce 0.19+ activated
5. PHP 7.4+ on your server
6. A valid WooGraphQL Pro license

Install the WooCommerce extensions you want to use:

• WooCommerce Subscriptions (4.0+) - For subscription product support
• WooCommerce Composite Products (8.0+) - For composite product support
• WooCommerce Product Bundles (6.0+) - For bundle product support
• WooCommerce Product Add-ons (6.0+) - For product add-on support

Add the private repository to your composer.json:

{
  "repositories": [
    {
      "type": "composer",
      "url": "https://yeetsquad.net/satispress/"
    }
  ],
  "require": {
    "axistaylor/woographql-pro": "^1.0"
  }
}

Add authentication in auth.json:

{
  "http-basic": {
    "yeetsquad.net": {
      "username": "YOUR_LICENSE_KEY",
      "password": "satispress"
    }
  }
}

Then run:

composer install

1. Download the plugin from your WooGraphQL account
2. Upload to /wp-content/plugins/woographql-pro
3. Activate the plugin in WordPress admin

1. Go to WPGraphQL > Settings > WooGraphQL Pro in WordPress admin
2. Enter your license key
3. Click Activate License

Your license key can be found in your WooGraphQL account.

WooGraphQL Pro settings are available at WPGraphQL > Settings > WooGraphQL Pro.

Once configured, the following types are added to your GraphQL schema:

Subscriptions

• SubscriptionProduct / VariableSubscription product types
• Subscription customer subscription type
• addToCart input for subscription products

Composite Products

• CompositeProduct type with components
• addCompositeToCart mutation

Product Bundles

• BundleProduct type with bundled items
• addBundleToCart mutation

Product Add-ons

• productAddons field on product types
• Add-on input on cart mutations

Test your installation with this GraphQL query:

{
  __type(name: "SubscriptionProduct") {
    name
    fields {
      name
    }
  }
}

If WooGraphQL Pro is properly configured, you should see the SubscriptionProduct type with its fields.

• Using Subscription Data + Mutations
• Using Composite Product Data + Mutations
• Using Product Bundle Data + Mutations
• Using Product Add-ons Data + Mutations