The Complete Strapi™ Course with Plugins and Deployment - Customizing the GraphQL CRUD Operations

The video tutorial covers high-level configurations for GraphQL, focusing on shadow CRUD operations and how to disable them. It explains the use of Apollo Server for custom configurations and demonstrates how to manage specific CRUD operations using the Extension Service. The tutorial provides a step-by-step guide on editing the source index.js file to customize the GraphQL plugin, offering granular control over operations like queries and mutations.

What does setting 'shadow CRUD' to false do in the GraphQL plugin?

• Disables only write operations

• Enables only read operations

• Disables all CRUD operations generated by default

• Enables all CRUD operations by default

What is the purpose of setting 'Playground always' to true?

• To activate the playground only in development

• To enable tracing functionality

• To activate the playground in both development and production

• To disable the playground in production

Where should the 'graphql.config' object be placed for implementation?

• In the server.js file

• In the plugins.js file inside the config folder

• In the index.html file

• In the main.js file

Which file is edited to disable specific operations in the shadow CRUD functionality?

• config.js

• index.html

• source index.js

• main.js

What is the role of the 'register' function in the source index.js file?

• To initialize the application

• To register new plugins

• To access the strappy object for functionality

• To disable all plugins

How can you disable only the update functionality for a specific content type?

• By setting shadow CRUD to true

• By editing the main.js file

• By using shadow CRUD API tag.tag.disable action with an array

• By using shadow CRUD API tag.disable

What does the Extension Service function allow you to do?

• Create new content types

• Disable the entire GraphQL plugin

• Make modifications to the plugin functionality

• Enable all CRUD operations