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Deploy WordPress Gatsby To EdgeOne Pages

Deploying WordPress On a Server
Deploy your own WordPress project and obtain the WordPress access URL, such as http://xxx.com.
Installing Necessary WordPress Plugins
Install the WPGraphQL and WP Gatsby plugins.
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Select the Wordpress-Gatsby Template In Pages
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Enter the WordPress access address, such as http://xxx.com/graphql
Click deploy to get the speed up data access WordPress blog address.
Binding WebHook For Automated Article Updates
On the project settings page, create a new webhook and copy the API
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In the WordPress management backend, click Settings -> GatsbyJS, and paste the copied API into the Builds Webhook URL.
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When writing articles in WordPress, it will automatically trigger the Pages build process, fetch the latest articles, and update the website.