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Download or Copy the plugin into your WordPress installation’s plugins directory on your Local development machine
\n
\n
Go to Plugins Dashboard. Activate the ‘EASY-JS-WPAPI Client HANDLE for the WordPress REST-API’
\n
Now, Go to Users menu on the WordPress dashboard. Add new User. Create a dummy Administrator profile,
\ncomplete with username, password and full name. e.g: username: ‘matt’, password: ‘agba2700’
\n
\n
The Plugin is now activated, under it are the links: Settings | Deactivate | Edit
\nNow, Click on this Settings link OR on the WordPress Dashboard, Click on the “Basic WP-Authentication”
\nsub-menu of the Settings menu.
\n
\n
Enter the newly created dummy administrator username and its password. Click on the Save button
\nThis username and password will be checked by the plugin to determine if it is a valid user,
\nand if it is a valid administrator user.
\nIf the details you enter is correct, it displays the green unlock icon.
\nBut if it is not, it displays the red lock icon, this tells you that you need to change
\nit to a valid admin username and password.
\nWhen the helper icon, displays a green unlock icon. You have finished setting up this plugin.
\n
\n
Go to your live production or development site. e.g: http://talker-test.org or http://localhost:8080
\n
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Check your browser console: If your administrator’s name is Matt, then you should see a console output:
\n“Hi! I am all set to talk with the WP REST-API.\\n Best luck! on your WordPress Projects.”
\n

N.B:
\n– Mozilla Browser Console: Tools > Web Developer > Web Console
\n– Chrome Browser Console: More Tools > Developer Tools > Console

Open any .js script in your WordPress theme and start accessing the WP REST-API via the node-wpapi client
\n Example: // In a index.js controlling a index.php or index.html in a WordPress Theme
\n wp.posts().embed().get().then(function( response ) {
\n console.log( response );
\n //do something with returned data/response
\n });

\n
Beginner Theme Developers should remember that all .js scripts in a WordPress Theme
\nmust be enqueued in the Theme’s functions.php
\n
\n
See http://wp-api.org/node-wpapi/ for more info.
\n

\n","faq":"\n

Installation Instructions

\n
Download or Copy the plugin into your WordPress installation’s plugins directory on your Local development machine
\n
\n
Go to Plugins Dashboard. Activate the ‘EASY-JS-WPAPI Client HANDLE for the WordPress REST-API’
\n
Now, Go to Users menu on the WordPress dashboard. Add new User. Create a dummy Administrator profile,
\ncomplete with username, password and full name. e.g: username: ‘matt’, password: ‘agba2700’
\n
\n
The Plugin is now activated, under it are the links: Settings | Deactivate | Edit
\nNow, Click on this Settings link OR on the WordPress Dashboard, Click on the “Basic WP-Authentication”
\nsub-menu of the Settings menu.
\n
\n
Enter the newly created dummy administrator username and its password. Click on the Save button
\nThis username and password will be checked by the plugin to determine if it is a valid user,
\nand if it is a valid administrator user.
\nIf the details you enter is correct, it displays the green unlock icon.
\nBut if it is not, it displays the red lock icon, this tells you that you need to change
\nit to a valid admin username and password.
\nWhen the helper icon, displays a green unlock icon. You have finished setting up this plugin.
\n
\n
Go to your live production or development site. e.g: http://talker-test.org or http://localhost:8080
\n
\n
Check your browser console: If your administrator’s name is Matt, then you should see a console output:
\n“Hi! I am all set to talk with the WP REST-API.\\n Best luck! on your WordPress Projects.”
\n

N.B:
\n– Mozilla Browser Console: Tools > Web Developer > Web Console
\n– Chrome Browser Console: More Tools > Developer Tools > Console

Open any .js script in your WordPress theme and start accessing the WP REST-API via the node-wpapi client
\n Example: // In a index.js controlling a index.php or index.html in a WordPress Theme
\n wp.posts().embed().get().then(function( response ) {
\n console.log( response );
\n //do something with returned data/response
\n });

\n
Beginner Theme Developers should remember that all .js scripts in a WordPress Theme
\nmust be enqueued in the Theme’s functions.php
\n
\n
See http://wp-api.org/node-wpapi/ for more info.
\n

What is the WP REST-API?

Check : https://developer.wordpress.org/rest-api/

Why should I use node-wpapi.js client?

It is simple to use and understand.
Check : http://wp-api.org/node-wpapi/

\n\n","changelog":"

2.0

Second Release:

Modified Authentication handlers for user cases to ensure seamless display of website data on a web-page.

1.0

First Release :

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Installs the node-wpapi.js CLIENT.
\n
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Serves as a Cookie and Basic Authentication handler for the WP REST-API.
\n
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Access the WP REST-API in any javascript file using the WPAPI’s ‘wp’ global object directly.
\n

\n","description":"

Short Description

Easily talk with the WordPress REST-API to access and display your WordPress (model) data without
\nrest-authentication errors when creating Javascript Themes for consistent views by all users/clients accessing
\nyour WordPress site.

Description and Features

\n
We chose the bundled node-wpapi isomorphic Javascript client, because it is the simplest way to get up and running
\nquickly to display live website data in your installed WordPress website, using a Javascript-controlled Theme or Plugin
\n
\n
The WEB Landscape is changing. Today, we can use Javascript to build WordPress Themes. WordPress becomes our Model,
\nwhich we can theme with Javascript using the WordPress REST-API.
\n
\n
This plugin was developed to make life easy for web developers who which to create full-fledged
\nJavascript WordPress Themes OR Javascript-PHP WordPress Themes using a Javascript Framework/Library like:
\njQuery, React, OpenUI5, et.c. for use in a WordPress installation with the wpapi.js rest-client.
\n
\n
It relies on the node-wpapi isomorphic javascript client to access the WP REST-API. The problem with accessing
\nthe REST-API using javascript-clients is the headache of authentication issues and private data access, which can
\nhamper fluid display of the web-page, leading to rest-errors when using Javascript to display the data.
\nThis plugin works under the hood and makes the javascript-client object, ‘wp’ that interfaces with the WP REST-API
\nglobally accessible for direct and easy use in a javascript(.js) file under the scope of a WordPress installation.
\n
\n
It handles three authentication use cases: admin user, non-admin user and for a client from inside a WP installation.
\nSay your WordPress website url is e.g: http://talker-test.com or http://localhost:8080
\nWordPress switches to Cookie WP Authentication for switched to when an administrator is currently logged in to
\nthe WordPress installation. Basic WP-Authentication is switched to when a Client accesses your WordPress website
\nWhen an authenticated non-admin user, like an Author or Subscriber is currently logged in to your website,
\nit displays data using Basic WP-Authentication.
\n
\n
We then make the WPAPI global as a globally scoped javascript object, wp,
\nfor use in a WordPress Installation to talk with the WP REST-API on the go.
\n
\n
So, with added ease, you can start building your next Javascript Themes for WordPress, or accessing the WP REST-API
\nSo start coding and talking with the WordPress REST-API and display consistent, unhindered data,
\nas you permit to all your clients, and users.
\n
\n
See Demo WP Installation that shows how this plugin is used to display live website data from the WordPress REST-API
\nIn it we created a sample JS-controlled WordPress theme using jQuery and the ‘wp’ object provided by our bundled
\njavascript client, which our plugin has made globally scoped and authenticated.
\n
\n
For more info. and examples, you can check out the documentation
\nof the node-wpapi javascript client at wp-api.org/node-wpapi
\n

Testing

Go to https://somefunagba.github.io/easyjs-wpapi-rest-client-handle/
Click on the Demo link: Download a sample zipped Javascript Theme and a .xml import file.
Copy the theme to your Local WordPress Themes directory and Activate it.
If your WP installation has no posts or a single post. Import the downloaded .xml posts
Go to your site-url homepage e.g: http://localhost:8080/
You should see a demo Blog/News themed website.[Demo Website Image]
Inside the Theme folder, You can play with this theme’s index.js and footer.js files.

\n","screenshots":"

$\"STEP4_01:$
STEP4_01: Basic WP-Authentication Settings: No Input
$\"STEP4_02:$
STEP4_02: Basic WP-Authentication Settings: Incorrect User or Incorrect Admin User Details
$\"STEP4_03:$
STEP4_03: Basic WP-Authentication Settings: Correct Dummy Admin User Details
$\"STEP6_01:$
STEP6_01: Console display when an admin is logged in and views the website
$\"STEP6_02:$
STEP6_02: Console display when other users are logged in and view the website
$\"STEP6_03:$
STEP6_03: Console display when a client views the website

"},"short_description":"Short Description","download_link":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/node-wpapi-auth.2.0.zip","screenshots":{"1":{"src":"https://ps.w.org/node-wpapi-auth/assets/screenshot-1.png?rev=1732826","caption":"STEP4_01: Basic WP-Authentication Settings: No Input"},"2":{"src":"https://ps.w.org/node-wpapi-auth/assets/screenshot-2.png?rev=1732826","caption":"STEP4_02: Basic WP-Authentication Settings: Incorrect User or Incorrect Admin User Details"},"3":{"src":"https://ps.w.org/node-wpapi-auth/assets/screenshot-3.png?rev=1732826","caption":"STEP4_03: Basic WP-Authentication Settings: Correct Dummy Admin User Details"},"4":{"src":"https://ps.w.org/node-wpapi-auth/assets/screenshot-4.png?rev=1732826","caption":"STEP6_01: Console display when an admin is logged in and views the website"},"5":{"src":"https://ps.w.org/node-wpapi-auth/assets/screenshot-5.png?rev=1732826","caption":"STEP6_02: Console display when other users are logged in and view the website"},"6":{"src":"https://ps.w.org/node-wpapi-auth/assets/screenshot-6.png?rev=1732826","caption":"STEP6_03: Console display when a client views the website"}},"tags":{"basic-authentication":"basic authentication","cookie-authentication":"cookie authentication","javascript-client":"javascript client","node-wpapi":"node-wpapi","wpapi":"wpapi"},"versions":{"1.0":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/node-wpapi-auth.1.0.zip","2.0":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/node-wpapi-auth.2.0.zip","trunk":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/node-wpapi-auth.zip"},"donate_link":"","icons":{"1x":"https://ps.w.org/node-wpapi-auth/assets/icon-128x128.png?rev=1732846","2x":"https://ps.w.org/node-wpapi-auth/assets/icon-256x256.png?rev=1732846"}},{"name":"Announce on Publish","slug":"announce-on-publish","version":"2016.10.30","author":"mauvilsa","author_profile":"https://profiles.wordpress.org/mauvilsa/","requires":"4.6","tested":"4.6.29","requires_php":false,"requires_plugins":[],"rating":0,"ratings":{"1":0,"2":0,"3":0,"4":0,"5":0},"num_ratings":0,"support_threads":0,"support_threads_resolved":0,"downloaded":795,"last_updated":"2016-10-30 11:04am GMT","added":"2016-10-24","homepage":"https://github.com/mauvilsa/announce-on-publish","sections":{"description":"

On sites that have custom post types defined, it might be desired that when publishing (i.e., changing the status to publish) an additional post be created informing of this event. For example, in a site a defined post type could be project, and the ordinary posts are used as a news feed. This plugin can be used so that when a user creates a new project, the user is requested to create the announcement post. Additional to this plugin, a great companion can be one of the plugins that post to social networks, so that the announcement also gets propagated to these.

The usage of this plugin is quite simple. Only for the post types configured for announcements, when pressing the Publish button a modal box will appear, with fields to edit the announcement title and content. Once the post is in publish status, the announcement modal box will not appear anymore for any edits done the original post.

Support

Community support via the support forums on wordpress.org.

Contribute

Development of this plugin on GitHub.
If you think you’ve found a bug (e.g. you’re experiencing unexpected behavior), please post at the support forums first.
If you want to help translating this plugin, you can do so on WordPress Translate.

Credits

Author: Mauricio Villegas
Development inspired by the Publish Confirm plugin and the node-wpapi javascript library for interacting with the WordPress REST API.

\n","installation":"

Instructions on how to install WordPress plugins at codex.wordpress.org.

Requirements

WordPress 4.6 or greater (might work in older versions, but not tested)
WordPress REST API (Version 2) plugin

\n","faq":"\n

By default what post types are announced?

None. These need to be configured explicitly.

How do I configure the post types to be announced?

Go to Settings -> Announce on Publish. Then mark the checkboxes for the post types you want to announce and click on Save Changes.

\n\n","changelog":"

2016.10.30

Added settings page to ease configuration of the post types.
Announcements can now be skipped if marked as not mandatory.

2016.10.23

Initial version.

\n","screenshots":"

$\"The$
The settings page for configuring the post types to announce.
$\"The$
The modal box that is presented for creating the announcements.

"},"short_description":"When publishing a new post (for a filtered list of post types), a modal box is presented for creating an additional announcement post.","download_link":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/announce-on-publish.2016.10.30.zip","screenshots":{"1":{"src":"https://ps.w.org/announce-on-publish/assets/screenshot-1.png?rev=1524748","caption":"The settings page for configuring the post types to announce."},"2":{"src":"https://ps.w.org/announce-on-publish/assets/screenshot-2.png?rev=1524748","caption":"The modal box that is presented for creating the announcements."}},"tags":{"announcement":"announcement","news":"news","posts":"posts","publish":"publish"},"versions":{"2016.10.23":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/announce-on-publish.2016.10.23.zip","2016.10.30":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/announce-on-publish.2016.10.30.zip","trunk":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/announce-on-publish.zip"},"donate_link":"https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=DX5CDCA5FTRAY","icons":{"default":"https://s.w.org/plugins/geopattern-icon/announce-on-publish_cecece.svg"}}]

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