WP-API/WP-APIArchived

Features

• Headless CMS - Provides a headless CMS interface that decouples content management from the frontend via a programmable API.
• API Resource Management - Implements standardized CRUD operations for managing the lifecycle of site data entities via JSON.
• REST API Content Exposure - Maps URIs and methods to endpoints that expose site content and metadata as JSON for decoupled applications.
• REST API Implementations - Allows for the definition of unique endpoints and data schemas to expose custom business logic via a RESTful interface.
• Custom Content Type Definitions - Allows the definition of custom content types and taxonomies that are exposed as programmable API resources.
• Headless CMS Integrations - Enables a decoupled workflow by bridging the CMS backend to external frontends via API resources and data embedding.
• Headless WordPress Development - Provides a headless architecture where WordPress acts as a backend API for decoupled frontend applications.
• Page Content Retrievals - Provides programmatic fetching of specific site pages using unique identifiers and query filtering.
• Site Content Management - Provides JSON-based retrieval and updating of posts, pages, categories, tags, and media.
• WordPress REST APIs - Acts as the primary web interface for interacting with WordPress content and settings using standard HTTP methods.
• Data Resource Management - Implements standard CRUD operations for managing site resources through model synchronization.
• WordPress Post Fetchers - Provides comprehensive endpoints for fetching post collections or individual records using filtered queries.
• Server-Side RESTful Controllers - Provides a framework for defining custom resource controllers and endpoints to manage site data.
• Application Passwords - Provides a system for creating, retrieving, and deleting unique application passwords for external service access.
• API Request Authentication - Implements a security layer that validates API requests using a variety of authentication methods including cookies and passwords.
• Basic Authentication - Validates requests from external scripts using unique, user-generated passwords via standard HTTP Basic Authentication.
• Session Cookie Authentications - Uses browser cookies and unique tokens to verify user identity and prevent cross-site request forgery.
• Hybrid Token-Cookie Authentications - Verifies identity through a combination of session cookies and application-specific passwords for secure remote API access.
• Web Request Authorizations - Verifies that incoming HTTP requests meet required privilege levels before allowing data modification.
• Data Schema Definitions - Defines the structure of input parameters and output properties to ensure predictable data exchange.
• JSON Schema Validation - Uses predefined JSON schemas to automatically validate, sanitize, and type-check incoming request parameters.
• Object Schema Definitions - Describes the structure of API objects using JSON Schema for client-side discovery and validation.
• Request Validation - Defines required fields, default values, and sanitization callbacks for incoming request data.
• User Detail Retrievers - Fetches individual user records or filtered collections to return membership and identity details.
• API Endpoint Definitions - Provides the ability to define unique routes and callback functions to handle custom API requests.
• API Request Handling - Implements logic for intercepting and processing incoming network requests to dispatch them to the correct API endpoint callbacks.
• Class-Based Resource Mapping - Organizes CRUD logic into standardized classes that map HTTP methods to specific data model operations.
• Response Schema Definitions - Specifies data format, field types, and descriptions for responses to ensure clients understand the structure.
• Custom API Endpoints - Enables the registration of unique URLs to custom logic for exposing data through a standardized REST interface.
• JSON APIs - Implements a JSON API for retrieving and modifying site content, users, and metadata.
• Request Schema Validators - Uses JSON Schema to automatically check and sanitize incoming request parameters for security.
• Resource Schema Definitions - Specifies expected data types and arguments for resources to ensure consistent request validation.
• Template Part Management - Allows retrieving, creating, or deleting template part records to synchronize layout components.
• Media Resource Retrievals - Fetches collections of media records and metadata using query parameters for filtered retrieval.
• Site Content Search - Retrieves collections of matching results across the site based on search queries and filters.
• Template Retrievals - Fetches lists of all site templates or specific template records using unique identifiers.
• Collection Pagination - Retrieves large data collections in smaller chunks using page numbers or offsets.
• Permission Callbacks - Checks user permissions via internal callbacks before executing endpoints to ensure data privacy.
• Resource Collection Querying - Allows retrieval of resource lists with support for custom ordering, filtering, and automatic pagination.
• Result Sorting - Organizes returned data in ascending or descending order based on specific resource fields.
• Server Capability Discovery - Exposes self-documentation and endpoint details via an index endpoint for machine-discovery of API capabilities.
• API Root Discovery - Enables clients to locate the API entry point using link headers or HTML elements for automated integration.
• Regex-Based Route Matching - Uses regular expressions in request paths to capture variables and route them to specific endpoint handlers.
• Administrative Site Settings - Exposes site-wide configuration and global settings through a programmatic JSON response.
• Programmatic Site Administration - Allows remote management of site settings, plugins, themes, and user accounts through a programmatic interface.
• Authentication Discovery - Allows clients to programmatically query the root directory for supported authentication methods and configurations.
• Third-Party Identity Integrations - Integrates third-party identity standards such as OAuth and tokens to verify remote applications.
• API Response Filtering - Accepts query or body parameters through validation callbacks to modify data returned by an endpoint.
• Hypermedia Link Generation - Provides automated creation of navigational links within API responses to facilitate resource discovery.
• Hypermedia Resource Discovery - Adds hypermedia discovery links to responses to help clients find related resources via query variables.
• Field Filtering - Restricts returned data to a specific subset of properties to reduce payload size.
• Endpoint Namespace Grouping - Implements namespace-based endpoint registration to prevent routing collisions between core and third-party extensions.
• Response Lifecycle Hooks - Processes incoming headers and parameters via lifecycle hooks to generate structured response objects with custom status codes.
• Content Block HTML Rendering - Converts block markup into final HTML using a server-side rendering engine.
• Controller Patterns - Organizes complex API logic into standardized controller classes to manage resource lifecycles.
• Endpoint Discovery - Allows clients to query the system to identify supported resources and their specific API locations.
• CRUD API Implementations - Implements consistent CRUD patterns and response shaping through inheritance from base resource controllers.
• Dynamic API Routing - Uses regular expression path variables to capture URL inputs, allowing a single endpoint to handle multiple resources.
• Response Field Mappings - Injects custom data fields into response objects to provide additional context to the client.
• Custom Response Fields - Injects arbitrary data or whitelist metadata into responses using custom callbacks or schema definitions.
• Post Type Definition Retrievals - Fetches records of available content types including schemas, labels, and associated taxonomies.
• Referenced Resource Embedding - Includes full data of related resources within a single API response to reduce total request volume.
• Response Mutation Callbacks - Uses registered hooks and callbacks to inject custom fields or modify outgoing data.

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