Quickstart
To get started you will need
- WordPress site
- A username and an application password
For the rest of this guide we will be using the following credentials:
Name | Value |
---|---|
URL | https://wp-example.com/ |
username | demouser |
application password | demopwd |
Create an instance of the RepositoryRegistry
use WPRestClient\Core\RegistryFactory;
$registry = RegistryFactory::basicAuthConnection(
'https://wp-example.com',
'demouser',
'demopwd'
);
The above factory simplifies the following orchestration:
use GuzzleHttp\Client;
use WPRestClient\Auth\BasicAuth;
use WPRestClient\Core\ApiClient;
use WPRestClient\Core\RepositoryRegistry;
# create an instance of our http client
$httpClient = new Client();
# create an instance of our authenticator
$auth = new BasicAuth('demouser', 'demopwd');
# with our http client and authenticator create an instance of our api client
$apiClient = new ApiClient('https://wp-example.com', $httpClient, $auth);
# with our api client, client an instance of our registry
$registry = new RepositoryRegistry($apiClient);
Fetch posts
# fetch the last 10 published posts
$registry->posts()->fetch([
'per_page' => 10,
'page' => 1,
'order' => 'desc',
'orderby' => 'date',
'status' => 'publish'
]);
Note
For more information on the arguments passed to the fetch()
method for posts
see rest-api/reference/posts.