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Magento 2: How to invalidate indexer programmatically?
Very often we need to perform the indexing. We either run the index manually or we set the index corn-based to run invalidated indexes automatically which we have set to…
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Magento 2: Add Product Attribute Using Data Patch
Let's Create a custom product attribute using a data patch. Install Data & Upgrade Data is replaced by the Data Patch since Magento 2.3 version. Install Data & Upgrade Data…
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Magento2: How to refresh the shipping method using JS?
Let's refresh the shipping method using JS. We have restored the total section in https://sbdevblog.com/magento-2-how-to-update-the-total-using-js/ Very often, we need to update the shipping method in the cart and checkout page using JS. For example, on…
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Magento 2: How To Remove Product from the categories Programmatically?
We have seen how to add products to categories in a previous blog.https://sbdevblog.com/magento-2-how-to-assign-product-to-categories-programmatically/. Very often, we get the requirement to add or remove products programmatically. For example, we must create…
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Magento 2: How to Create Custom Cache?
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Magento 2 GraphQL: Debugging & Performance Optimization Tips
Magento 2 GraphQL optimization. If you’re building with GraphQL in Magento 2, knowing how to write clean, efficient, and maintainable queries isn’t enough. For a smooth developer experience and optimal performance, it’s essential to follow […]
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Creating a Custom GraphQL for Magento 2 Products
Magento 2’s native GraphQL API is powerful, but sometimes you need more control or custom functionality that the default product queries can’t provide. That’s why creating a custom GraphQL for Magento 2 products is a […]
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Using Input Types in Custom GraphQL Mutations in Magento 2
Creating custom GraphQL mutations in Magento 2 is a powerful way to expose backend functionality through your API. But to make your mutations clean, scalable, and reusable — especially when handling multiple fields — using […]
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Create a Custom GraphQL Mutation in Magento2
Create a Custom GraphQL Mutation in Magento2 (Step-by-Step Guide). Magento 2’s support for GraphQL has opened up incredible possibilities for developers building fast, interactive frontends. While queries are great for fetching data, mutations are what […]
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How to Add Filtering, Sorting, and Pagination to Your Custom GraphQL in Magento 2
When building a custom GraphQL endpoint in Magento 2, basic data fetching is just the beginning. If you’re planning to build real-world APIs, especially for storefronts or dashboards, your custom GraphQL should support filtering, sorting, […]
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How to Create a Custom GraphQL Endpoint in Magento 2
How to Create a Custom GraphQL Endpoint in Magento 2 [Step-by-Step Guide]. Magento 2’s GraphQL support makes it ideal for modern eCommerce frontends. But what happens when you need to expose custom data that isn’t […]
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Customer Info: How to Get Bearer Token in Magento 2
Customer Info: How to Get Bearer Token in Magento 2, When you’re working with Magento 2 GraphQL APIs, some data is public (like products or categories), but some — like customer details — require authentication.To […]
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Magento 2 Default GraphQL Queries Explained
Did you try to use Magento 2 Default GraphQL? Magento 2 comes packed with a powerful set of out-of-the-box GraphQL queries that let you retrieve almost any information you need — from products and categories […]
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How to Use Postman to Run GraphQL Queries in Magento 2
If you’re exploring GraphQL in Magento 2, Postman is a powerful tool to help you test queries and mutations quickly — no browser extensions needed. Just Use Postman to Run GraphQL. But there’s a catch: […]