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Ryan Duff 2015 WordCamp US HTTP API
- 1. MAKING USE OF A LITTLE-KNOWN GEM: THE WORDPRESS HTTP API RYAN DUFF WordCamp US 2015
- 3. MY THEORY ON cURL USAGE
- 7. 4 EASY TO USE WRAPPER FUNCTIONS wp_remote_get() wp_remote_post() wp_remote_head() wp_remote_request() wp_safe_remote_*()
- 10. A QUICK SIDEBAR ON CACHING
- 11. USEFUL API TOOLS POSTMAN Chrome app Free PAW Mac only (OS X 10.9+) $29.99 (Free trial; 30% discount for students) Extension to create HTTP API code from results
Notas do Editor
- Who has used cURL in a WordPress-based project? Who knows about the WordPress HTTP API?
- Easy to copy/paste from API demos into code.
- A method of making http requests via php libcurl required on the server, therefore not always available Not the only transport Server support is hit or miss, curl is probably the most common A mess to use
- A method of making http requests via php libcurl required on the server, therefore not always available Not the only transport Server support is hit or miss, curl is probably the most common A mess to use
- Class that facilitates http requests Should work with pretty much any transport available Easy to use methods Been around since version 2.7 (December 2008)
- Do pretty much exactly what you’d expect them to Arguments are mostly the same but some take a slightly different set based on function wp_remote_request allows you to do other HTTP methods (PUT, DELETE, etc) and first 3 are actually just wrappers for wp_remote_request() that just specify GET, POST, and HEAD for you *All return the RAW request data and return WP_Error object on failure use safe functions for when URL isn’t hard coded or comes from user input
- Preferred way to test responses and get the part you need Handles WP_Error checking
- Will be swapped in for HTTP API Wrapper functions that currently exist will work the same
- Often overlooked, cache your API requests
- Thanks Matt Boynes at Alley Interactive for the Paw extension!