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wp-api-client

v1.0.2

Published

WordPress API client for node

Downloads

25

Readme

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WordPress API client for node

Installation

$ npm i wp-api-client

Usage

const WordPressClient = require('wp-api-client');

// Create API client for WordPress blog
const client = new WordPressClient('https://wordpress.org/news');

// Fetch latest post
client.fetchPosts()
  .then(({ items }) => {
    const { title, link } = items[0];
    console.log(`"${title}": ${link}`);
  });

API

Table of Contents

WordPressClient

Create new WordPress REST API client. :blue_book: Documentation: https://developer.wordpress.org/rest-api/reference/

Parameters

  • url String Url of WordPress installation.

fetchPosts

List posts from target site.

Parameters
  • options Object? Endpoint arguments.
    • options.pageSize Number Maximum number of items to be returned in result set. (optional, default 10)

Returns Promise<Response<Post>> Paginated listing of posts.

fetchPost

Retrieve single post from target site.

Parameters
  • id Number Unique identifier for the object.

Returns Promise<Post> Post with requested id.

countPosts

Count all available posts.

Parameters

Returns Number Total number of available posts.

fetchPages

List pages from target site.

Parameters
  • options Object? Endpoint arguments.
    • options.pageSize Number Maximum number of items to be returned in result set. (optional, default 10)

Returns Promise<Response<Page>> Paginated listing of pages.

fetchPage

Retrieve single page from target site.

Parameters
  • id Number Unique identifier for the object

Returns Promise<Page> Page with requested id.

countPages

Count all available pages.

Parameters

Returns Number Total number of available pages.

Page

Type: Item

Post

Type: Item

Response

Type: Object

Properties

  • total Number Total number of available items.
  • totalPages Number Total number of pages.
  • pageSize Number Maximum number of items returned in result set.
  • items Array<T> Items returned in current result set.

Item

Type: Object

Properties

  • id Number Unique identifier for the object.
  • createdAt String Item creation date.
  • modifiedAt String Last modification date.
  • link String Url of an item.
  • title String Item's title in html format.
  • excerpt String Item's excerpt in html format.
  • content String Item's content in html format.