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faust.config.js
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• In the `faust.config.js` file, locate the `setConfig` function call.
• Inside the `setConfig` function call, add a new property `graphQLEndpoint` and set its value to the user's WordPress site's GraphQL endpoint, which is 'https://juicytalent.com/graphql'.
• The updated `setConfig` function call should look like this: ```javascript setConfig({ templates, experimentalPlugins: [], experimentalToolbar: true, possibleTypes, graphQLEndpoint: 'https://juicytalent.com/graphql', }) ```
• This change will update the GraphQL endpoint in the Faust.js configuration, allowing the application to fetch data from the user's WordPress backend.
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Since you have Faust.js and WPGraphQL installed, you're already set to fetch data from your WordPress backend. Here are the steps to ensure they are integrated properly:
Configure WPGraphQL: Make sure that the WPGraphQL plugin is installed and activated on your WordPress site.
Set up your Faust.js configuration: In your faust.config.js, ensure that the GraphQL endpoint is set to your WordPress site's GraphQL endpoint (https://juicytalent.com/graphql).
Fetching Data: Utilize Faust.js's hooks to fetch data. For example, to fetch posts, you might use something like:
javascript Copy code import { usePosts } from 'faustjs';
const posts = usePosts();
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