Opigno Enterprise API provides an endpoint to get all communities associated with the current API user (created by or joined). To retrieve this data, getCommunities query should be called. Results will be returned with the pagination and possibility to change the order (default sorting is by the title, ascending). The following arguments can be used in the query:
ArgumentTypeDescriptionDefault
queryTypeCommunityQueryTypeAllows to filter the query results to get only communities that are managed or joined by the current API user. Leave empty to get all communities associated with the current API user. Available options can be found here
afterCursorReturns results that come after the specified cursor. Should be used together with first parameter. Cannot be used if before is set.
beforeCursorReturns results that come before the specified cursor. Should be used together with last parameter. Cannot be used if after is set.
firstIntegerReturns up to the first N elements from the list. Required if after parameter is set. Cannot be used together with last.
lastIntegerReturns up to the first N elements from the list. Required if before parameter is set. Cannot be used together with first.
reverseBooleanAllows to reverse the order of the underlying list (default order is ascending).false
sortKeyCommunitySortKeySort the underlying list by the given key. By default communities will be sorted by the title. Available options can be found here.TITLE
titleStringAllows to search by the community title.

Community query types

  • MANAGED - allows to filter the query results to return only communities created by the current API user.
  • JOINED - allows to filter the query results to return only communities the current API user is a member of.

Community sort keys

Community queries can be sorted with the following keys:
  • TITLE - allows sorting by the community title. This is the default sort key for the most of the community queries.
  • CREATED - sorting by the community creation date.
  • LAST_POST - sorting by the time of the latest related post creation.
  query getCommunities {
    getCommunities(first: 2) {
      edges {
        node {
          id
          title
          visibility
          description
          cta {
            actionId
            arguments {
              key
              value
            }
          }
          ownerUserContext {
            displayName
            id
            uuid
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }
The query returns the list of the Communtiy objects. Detailed description and the full list of available properties can be found here.