README

A Simple Way to Register Rest Routes to WordPress

Installation

The easiest way to install is using Composer in your Project

composer require media-store-net/wp-rest-registration:dev-master

Download the Repo on Github
https://github.com/media-store-net/WpRestRegistration

or clone it
git clone https://github.com/media-store-net/WpRestRegistration.git

How to use?

First you need define a Callback function in your functions.php or other File that is included in your Wordpres Installation or anyone of your Plugin Files.

Define Callback Function

• For GET Request
  function myFunction(WP_REST_Request $request) { // return anything as REST Logic }

• for POST Request
  function myPostFunction(WP_REST_Request $request) { // Do anything with $request // return response }

Use WpRestRegistration Class

now you can register a Route calling the WpRestRegistartion Class

on Top of your php-file

use MediaStoreNet\WpRestRegistration\WpRestRegistration as Rest

register a Route

new Rest( $Namespace, $RestName, $Callback, $Method = GET, $permission_callback='__return_true' $actionHook = 'rest_api_init' )

- basic usage for GET Request

new Rest( 'myApp/v1', 'myRestName', 'myFunction' );

By default you can omit the optional parameters for a GET Endpoint To call the RestRoute use https://myPage.com/wp-json/myApp/v1/myRestName in your Browser or using Postman

- basic usage for POST Request

new Rest( 'myApp/v1', 'myRestName', 'myPostFunction', 'POST' );

Now you can call the same URL, using POST-Method and include $data to your Request

- edit permissions

By default is the $permissions_callback='__return_true' open for all requests.

But you can change this bahaviouer for your endpoints

new Rest( 'myApp/v1', 'myRestName', 'myFunction', 'GET', current_user_can('manage_options') )

** Have Fun **