WooCommerce API Lockdown

Contributors: wpbackoffice Tags: WooCommerce, REST, api, WooCommerce Rest Api, WooCommerce Api, Api Restrictions, Lockdown, Api request, Api security, woocommerce security Donate Link: http://wpbackoffice.com/plugins/woocommerce-api-lockdown/ Requires at least: 2.3 Tested up to: 3.81 Stable tag: 1.0.0 License: GPLv2 License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html

Protect your data by restricting what is available through your WooCommerce REST API on a site wide or per user basis.

##Description

While WooCommerce's REST Api (v2.1+) allows easy integration with your favorite 3rd party services, it also opens the doors for users to access all of your store details including:

• Order Details
• Customer Details
• Product Information
• Coupon Codes
• Store Reports

Note* You must first manually grant a user or 3rd party access to this information by creating them an api account.

WooCommerce API Lockdown allows you to restrict what is available through your API on a site wide or per user basis with an easy to use admin panel.

###Usage

1. Once installed, in your WordPress backend navigate to to 'WooCommerce' -> 'API Lockdown'
2. Select any site wide restrictions
3. Select any users specific restrictions
4. Click update that that's it.

###What Happens when a Restricted User Tries to Gain Access If a user tries to access a section they don't have access to they will simply get a Authentication Error.

Plugin's Official Documentation and Support Page

##Installation

Automatic WordPress Installation

1. Log-in to your WordPress Site
2. Under the plugin sidebar tab, click ‘Add New’
3. Search for ‘WooCommerce API Lockdown'
4. Install and Activate the Plugin
5. Finally, under WooCommerce -> API Lockdown, update your settings and your done!

Manual Installation

1. Download the latest version of the plugin from WooCommerce Direct Variation Link Wordpress page.
2. Uncompress the file
3. Upload the uncompressed directory to ‘/wp-content/plugins/’ via FTP
4. Active the plugin from your Wordpress backend ‘Plugins -> Installed Plugins’
5. Finally, under WooCommerce -> API Lockdown, update your settings and your done!

##Changelog

= 1.0.0 =

• Initial Commit