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wp-simple-api-reader

v1.0.5

Published

A simple javascript library for the WP-REST-API and ACF to REST API

Downloads

19

Readme

WP-SIMPLE-API-READER

A simple javascript library for the WP-REST-API and ACF to REST API

Installations

For install in your project do

npm install --save wp-simple-api-reader

Require

Basic usage

import {WPReader, ACFReader} from 'wp-simple-api-reader';

const wpapi = new WPReader({'endpoint': 'http://localhost/headlessWP/'});

(async () => {
  let result = await wpapi.posts({
    'id': 1,
    'per_page': 20,
    'offset': 5,
    'orderby': 'title'
  });

  result.data.forEach((post, index) => {
    document.querySelector(`h1.post-${index}`).text = post.title;
  });
})();

const wpacf = new ACFReader({
  'endpoint': 'http://localhost/headlessWP/',
  'auth': true,
  'debug': true
});

(async () => {

  wpacf.doAuth('username', 'password');

  let result = await wpacf.page({
    'id': 2,
    'fieldName': 'page_test'
  });

  let value = result.data.acf.page_test;
})();

Classes

WPReader

This object implements the method for the major endpoint in the WP REST API

Options

| Option | Desc | |:--|:--| | endpoint | (String) the URL at the Wordpress installations. (not wp-json/…) | | auth | (Boolean) Extends the WP REST API using JSON Web Tokens Authentication as an authentication method. I use JWT Authentication for WP REST API | | debug | (Boolean) Print in console all URL request |

Methods
  • posts: Implement the posts’s endpoint of the WP REST API. This method is invoce the param object, for the param see Post Endpoint. Set the param id for request single post with id
  • categories: Implement the categories’s endpoint of the WP REST API. This method is invoce the param object, for the param see Category Endpoint. Set the param id for request single category with id
  • tags: Implement the tags’s endpoint of the WP REST API. This method is invoce the param object, for the param see Tag Endpoint. Set the param id for request single tag with id
  • pages: Implement the pages’s endpoint of the WP REST API. This method is invoce the param object, for the param see Page Endpoint. Set the param id for request single page with id
  • taxonomies: Implement the taxonomies's endpoint of the WP REST API. This method is invoce the param object, for the param see Taxonomy Endpoint. Set the param id for request single taxonomy with slug
  • media: Implement the media’s endpoint of the WP REST API. This method is invoce the param object, for the param see Media Endpoint.
  • comments: Implement the comments’s endpoint of the WP REST API. This method is invoce the param object, for the param see Comment Endpoint. Set the param id for request single comment with id
  • users: Implement the users’s endpoint of the WP REST API. This method is invoce the param object, for the param see User Endpoint. Set the param id for request single user with id
  • postTypes: Implement the post_types’s endpoint of the WP REST API. This method is invoce the param object, for the param see Post Type Endpoint. Set the param id for request single post types with slug
  • doAuth: If options auth is set to true this method make an authentication call that save a token in the localstorage. The params of the method are username, password, callback the callback is a function called after the token is storate.
  • addCustomMethod: Create a custom method for a custom endpoint in the Wordpress endpoint. The params are funName: set a name of the function; method: set a partial endpoint URL; baseEndpoint: set a endpoint. Default 'wp-json/wp/v2/'

ACFReader

This object implements the method for all major endpoint in ACF to REST API plugins. The request return all (or single) ACF for the requested page, post, user, taxonomy

Options

| Option | Desc | |:--|:--| | endpoint | (String) the URL at the Wordpress installations. (not wp-json/…) | | auth | (Boolean) Extends the WP REST API using JSON Web Tokens Authentication as an authentication method. I use JWT Authentication for WP REST API | | debug | (Boolean) Print in console all URL request |

Methods
  • posts: Implement the posts’s endpoint of the WP REST API. This method is invoce the param object, for the param see Post Endpoint. Set the param id for request single post with id. Set the param fieldName for request single ACF field with name.
  • categories: Implement the categories’s endpoint of the WP REST API. This method is invoce the param object, for the param see Category Endpoint. Set the param id for request single category with id. Set the param fieldName for request single ACF field with name.
  • pages: Implement the pages’s endpoint of the WP REST API. This method is invoce the param object, for the param see Page Endpoint. Set the param id for request single page with id. Set the param fieldName for request single ACF field with name.
  • media: Implement the media’s endpoint of the WP REST API. This method is invoce the param object, for the param see Media Endpoint. Set the param id for request single media with id. Set the param fieldName for request single ACF field with name.
  • comments: Implement the comments’s endpoint of the WP REST API. This method is invoce the param object, for the param see Comment Endpoint. Set the param id for request single comment with id. Set the param fieldName for request single ACF field with name.
  • users: Implement the users’s endpoint of the WP REST API. This method is invoce the param object, for the param see User Endpoint. Set the param id for request single user with id Set the param fieldName for request single ACF field with name.
  • options: Implement the options’s endpoint of the WP REST API. This method is invoce the param object. Set the param id for request single post option with id. Set the param fieldName for request single ACF field with name.
  • doAuth: If options auth is set to true this method make an authentication call that save a token in the localstorage. The params of the method are username, password, callback the callback is a function called after the token is storate.
  • addCustomMethod: Create a custom method for a custom endpoint in the Wordpress endpoint. The params are funName: set a name of the function; method: set a partial endpoint URL; baseEndpoint: set a endpoint. Default 'wp-json/wp/v2/'