WP Going to Integrate a Built-in REST API Plugin
WordPress maintained their repute
despite lacking a built-in REST API. This built-in facility allows
WordPress-based website's content and users to interact easily.
However, on May 25, Ryan McCue creator of the plugin that extends the
open source content management system with a full REST API that uses
JSON and OAuth authentication. He is pushing WP to have it integrated
before the major release of 4.0.
The plugin as ProgrammableWeb reports that previously the developers read, add and edit their WordPress content, including post metadata, custom post types and comments. However, the recent version 1.0 gives developers the ability to create, view, edit and delete user accounts. Further, the API manages the entire WordPress site and accesses the contents via a REST API.
(Look further at the report shared
by ProgrammableWeb
and WordPress
to know about the how the API works.)
With the rise of popularity,
WordPress transformed from a simple content management system to
application framework and hence users demand something more.
Therefore, to build more interactive sites a REST API fits well into
that paradigm and supports a variety of use cases.
Being a Website Design andDevelopment Company, our developers at Unified look at more
possibilities in WP, and the integration of REST API can enlarge this
open source content platform and developers scope to make more
user-friendly websites.
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