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Magento 2 GraphQL Cheatsheet 2025

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Magento 2 GraphQL Cheatsheet 2025

Magento 2 has embraced an API-first approach with robust GraphQL support, making it a go-to choice for headless commerce and modern frontend frameworks like React, Vue, and PWA Studio. This Magento 2 GraphQL Cheatsheet 2025 is your go-to hub that links all my hands-on GraphQL tutorials, organized section-wise with real-life examples and ready-to-use code.

Whether you’re a frontend developer building a custom React UI or a Magento backend dev testing APIs with Altair or GraphiQL, this post will fast-track your development.


Customer

Everything you need to manage customers — registration, authentication, and email validation.

🔹 Create Customer Account Using Magento 2 GraphQL
Learn how to register a new customer using the createCustomerV2 mutation.

🔹 Generate Customer Token Using Magento 2 GraphQL
Use the generateCustomerToken mutation to authenticate and fetch a JWT token.

🔹 Check Email Availability in Magento 2 Using GraphQL
Verify if a customer email is already registered using the isEmailAvailable query.

Company (Adobe Commerce B2B)

For B2B stores on Adobe Commerce — validate company admin/user emails.

🔹 Check Company, Customer, and Admin Email Availability
Covers isCompanyEmailAvailable query to validate:

  • Company Admin Emails
  • Company User Emails
  • Customer Emails

Orders

(Coming Soon)
Planned tutorials to include:

  • Fetch customer order history
  • View individual order details
  • Cancel orders via GraphQL

Wishlist

(Coming Soon)
Planned tutorials to include:

  • Add product to wishlist
  • Get wishlist items
  • Remove wishlist item

Cart & Checkout

(Coming Soon)
Planned tutorials:

  • Add product to cart (addSimpleProductsToCart)
  • Update item quantity
  • Remove cart items
  • Set shipping and billing address
  • Fetch available shipping/payment methods
  • Place order (placeOrder)

Authentication & Tokens

This overlaps with the Customer section but is critical enough to highlight separately.

🔹 Generate Customer Token Using GraphQL
Get secure access tokens to authorize customer actions in the storefront.


Store Configuration / Metadata

(Coming Soon)
Planned GraphQL tutorials:

  • Fetch store configurations
  • Get currency, locale, store view details
  • Load CMS page or blocks via GraphQL

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Written by Jigar Karangiya, Adobe Commerce & Magento 2 developer.

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