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🔍 Explore wordpress_client
Welcome to our guide on wordpress_client! Here, we'll walk you through everything you need to know about this versatile library, from setup to advanced features. Let's make you a wordpress_client expert!
💡 What is wordpress_client?
wordpress_client is your go-to toolkit 🧰 for connecting projects to the WordPress REST API. Think of it as your project's liaison with WordPress, enabling tasks like data creation, reading, updating, and deletion.
🌱 How It Began
The story of wordpress_client began with a simple need: to connect an Android app to a WordPress site seamlessly. Existing solutions fell short, prompting us to craft our own library from scratch.
🎯 Our Goal
Our aim with wordpress_client is simple: to provide a reliable, efficient solution for your WordPress integration needs. We're committed to excellence and welcome your feedback and contributions.
✨ What You'll Find Here
In this wiki, you'll find straightforward guides to help you set up and master wordpress_client. Let's dive in and unlock its full potential together!
- 🚀 Usage — install, initialize, and best practices
- 📩 Sending Requests — list/retrieve/create/update/delete
- 🛡 Authorization — App Passwords, Useful JWT, and custom auth
- ⚡ Parallel Requests — batch operations with merge helpers
- 🧠 Caching — simple GET cache via middleware
- 🔗 Supported REST Methods — endpoint coverage table
- 🧰 Using Custom Requests — extend the client for custom endpoints
- 🧪 Raw Requests — raw responses and custom requests
- 🧩 GraphQL — query/mutation/raw via WPGraphQL endpoint
- 🔄 Middlewares — intercept and enhance requests/responses
- 📜 API Changelog — notable API changes
- 🌊 Fluent Queries: Start chains from
client.<interface>.query— no seed class required. Use helpers likewithPage,withPerPage,withSearch,withOrder, etc., then callexecute(). - 🧩 Interface Extensions: Quick shortcuts under
client.<interface>.extensions(e.g.,getById,findBySlug,listAll).