SCALAR
Boolean
The Boolean
scalar type represents true
or false
.
link GraphQL Schema definition
- scalar Boolean
link Require by
- AlpArticlesWidgetA Widget for customizing an article in the Admin Landing Page project
- AlpArticleWidgetA Widget for customizing an article in the Admin Landing Page project
- AlpPhoneWidgetA Widget for customizing a contact phone number in the Admin Landing Page project
- Articlenull
- CallTrackingA CallTracking
- CategoryA Category for Articles
- CreateAlpArticlesWidgetInputInput type for creating an ArticlesWidget in the Admin Landing Page product
- CreateAlpArticleWidgetInputInput type for creating an ArticleWidget in the Admin Landing Page product
- CreateAlpPhoneWidgetInputInput type for creating a PhoneWidget in the Admin Landing Page product
- CreateArticleInputInput type for creating an Article
- CreateCallTrackingInputInput type for creating a CallTracking
- CreateCategoryInputInput type for creating a CallTracking
- CreateImageSliderInputnull
- CreateImagineItemInputInput type for adding an ImagineListItem when creating an Imagine List
- CreateImagineMediaInputInput type for creating a new Media in an ImagineList
- CreateLocationInputInput type for creating a Location
- CreateMediaCategoryInputInput type for creating a new Media Category
- CreateServiceCategoryInputInput type for creating a ServiceCategory
- CreateServiceInputInput type for creating a Service
- CreateSiteInputInput type for creating a new site
- CreateUserCompanyInputInput type for creating an UserCompany
- ImageSliderA Slider of images
- ImagineImageListImagine Image List
- ImagineListImagine List
- LocationLocation
- MediaMedia
- MediaCategoryMedia's category
- Mutationnull
- OpeningHourOpening Hour
- OpeningHourInputInput type for updating opening hours
- PagePage
- PublicSiteA subset of type "Site", containing only some fields that need to be accessed without any permission restriction.
- Querynull
- ServiceUn "Service" se définit comme quelque chose pouvant être vendu, et appartenant à une catégorie "ServiceCategory"
- SiteSite
- UpdateAlpArticlesWidgetInputInput type for updating an ArticlesWidget in the Admin Landing Page product
- UpdateAlpArticleWidgetInputInput type for updating an ArticleWidget in the Admin Landing Page product
- UpdateAlpPhoneWidgetInputInput type for updating a PhoneWidget in the Admin Landing Page product
- UpdateArticleInputnull
- UpdateCallTrackingInputInput type for updating a CallTracking
- UpdateCategoryInputInput type for updating a Category
- UpdateImageSliderInputnull
- UpdateImagineItemInputInput type for updating an ImagineListItem when updating an Imagine List
- UpdateLocationInputInput type for updating a Location
- UpdateMediaCategoryInputInput type for updating a Media Category
- UpdateServiceCategoryInputInput type for creating a ServiceCategory
- UpdateServiceInputInput type for creating a Service
- UpdateSiteInputInput type for updating a new site
- UpdateUserCompanyInputInput type for updating an UserCompany
- __DirectiveA Directive provides a way to describe alternate runtime execution and type validation behavior in a GraphQL document. In some cases, you need to provide options to alter GraphQL's execution behavior in ways field arguments will not suffice, such as conditionally including or skipping a field. Directives provide this by describing additional information to the executor.
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- __TypeThe fundamental unit of any GraphQL Schema is the type. There are many kinds of types in GraphQL as represented by the `__TypeKind` enum. Depending on the kind of a type, certain fields describe information about that type. Scalar types provide no information beyond a name and description, while Enum types provide their values. Object and Interface types provide the fields they describe. Abstract types, Union and Interface, provide the Object types possible at runtime. List and NonNull types compose other types.