Introduction to WordPress Rest API
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The WordPress REST API allows any programming language to easily access and interact with WordPress content by utilizing a structured and standardized RESTful API. It provides a simple yet extensible way to get data in and out of WordPress through endpoints that correspond to common WordPress content types like posts, pages, users, and comments. The REST API serves as a strong replacement for direct database queries and the admin-ajax PHP endpoint, and can power applications from basic sites to complex microservices.
Introduction to WordPress Rest API
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- 2. It easier than ever to use WordPress. Any programming language can used. Strong replacement for admin-ajax. For writing Microservices based APP. Structured, extensible, & simple way to get data in and out of WordPress. WHY USE THE WP REST API
- 5. ENDPOINT REFERENCE POSTS /WP/V2/POSTS01 CATEGORIES /WP/V2/CATEGORIES02 TAGS /WP/V2/TAGS03 PAGES /WP/V2/PAGES04 USERS /WP/V2/USERS05 COMMENTS /WP/V2/COMMENTS06 POST TYPES /WP/V2/TYPES TAXONOMIES /WP/V2/TAXONOMIES SETTINGS /WP/V2/SETTINGS 07 08 09 MORE MORE INFO: HTTPS://DEVELOPER.WORDPRESS.ORG/REST- API/REFERENCE/#REST-API-DEVELOPER-ENDPOINT- REFERENCE
- 6. POSTS ENDPOINT SCHEMA01 LIST POSTS02 CREATE A POST03 RETRIEVE A POST04 UPDATE A POST05 DELETE A POST06
- 7. USERS ENDPOINT SCHEMA01 LIST USERS02 CREATE A USER03 RETRIEVE A USER04 UPDATE A USER05 DELETE A USER06
- 8. USING THE REST API GLOBAL PARAM: _JSONP,_METHOD,_ENVELOPE,_EMBED01 PAGINATION02 LINKING AND EMBEDDING03 DISCOVERY04 AUTHENTICATION: COOKIE, AUTHENTICATION PLUGINS05 BACKBONE JAVASCRIPT CLIENT, CLIENT LIBRARIES06
- 9. EXTENDING THE REST API MODIFYING RESPONSES01 ADDING CUSTOM ENDPOINTS02 CUSTOM CONTENT TYPES03 SCHEMA04 ROUTES AND ENDPOINTS05 CONTROLLER CLASSES06
- 10. MICROSERVICE THE MICROSERVICE ARCHITECTURE - IS AN ARCHITECTURAL STYLE THAT STRUCTURES AN APPLICATION AS A COLLECTION OF LOOSELY COUPLED SERVICES, WHICH IMPLEMENT BUSINESS CAPABILITIES. 01 EACH MICROSERVICE IS RELATIVELY SMALL02 IMPROVED FAULT ISOLATION.03 ELIMINATES ANY LONG-TERM COMMITMENT TO A TECHNOLOGY STACK. 04 CONTINUOUS DELIVERY AND DEPLOYMENT
- 12. DRAWBACKS 01 DEPLOYMENT COMPLEXITY.02 INCREASED MEMORY CONSUMPTION.03 DEVELOPERS MUST DEAL WITH THE ADDITIONAL COMPLEXITY OF CREATING A DISTRIBUTED SYSTEM.
- 14. EVERYONE AND THEIR DOG WANTS AN API, SO YOU SHOULD PROBABLY LEARN HOW TO BUILD THEM. - PHIL STURGEON -
- 15. THANKS FOR YOUR TIME.