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 An essential part of a GraphQL API is an API schema. GraphQL requires a human-readable schema which describes the types which are available, and how they relate to one another. While writing a schema is reasonably straightforward, utilizing the standardized nature of WordPress’s database could save time. It may well be possible to reuse a schema from other projects, such as generated by a plugin like, [WPGraphQL](https://github.com/wp-graphql/wp-graphql).
 
 #### WPGraphQL
-If you are choosing to use GraphQL on a Wordpress project, it is recommended to use the WPGraphQL plugin. This plugin will return WordPress data in JSON format through a GraphQL endpoint - in many cases you won’t need to write the schema yourself. This will give you all the benefits of concatenating your data requests as well as easy access to your data as it is output by WordPress. You can retrieve your data by passing a query directly into a simple fetch request:
+If you are choosing to use GraphQL on a WordPress project, it is recommended to use the WPGraphQL plugin. This plugin will return WordPress data in JSON format through a GraphQL endpoint - in many cases you won’t need to write the schema yourself. This will give you all the benefits of concatenating your data requests as well as easy access to your data as it is output by WordPress. You can retrieve your data by passing a query directly into a simple fetch request:
 
 ```javascript
 fetch( '/graphql', {