Josh Pollock

Ben Meredith

Jason Bahl

Headless mode sets up a redirect for all users trying to access the site. The only requests that are granted admission are ones that are either trying to access the REST API, the WP GraphQL API, or any logged-in user looking to access the headless install to edit or create posts.

Headless Mode

This tiny plugin works exactly as intended. 

Simple to set up and works great!

Once you take the head off of WordPress, nobody needs to see it. This plugin hides the front end by redirecting to the shiny static (etc) site.

bcupham

Urban Insight

This plugin creates a graphQL object and related fields for redirects created with the Redirection plugin for WordPress. It was developed for use with GatsbyJS, but should be compatible with other graphQL applications.
Please note that additional code in the consuming application is needed to process these fields and create redirects. For Gatsby projects, check out our related Gatsby plugin in the Gatsby plugin library.
Please also note that many redirect rules provided by Redirection may not be applicable for a headless app. For example, redirect rules based on whether a user is logged in. This plugin provides all of those rules by default, it is up to your consuming application to handle the different types.
This is not an official extension of Redirection. Redirection redirects are also available via the Redirection REST API.
This plugin requires the Redirection plugin and the WPGraphQL plugin.

Redirection GraphQL Extension

Expose redirects set up in Redirection plugin to GraphQL API.

Headless Mode vs Redirection GraphQL Extension