wordpress-publisher

Bulk publish WordPress posts from a JSON file by passing the data to the REST API. The publisher reads the JSON, processes each entry with template-based formatting, and handles category and tag support across WordPress REST endpoints.

Yes, you can schedule WordPress posts for future publication via the REST API. The publisher sets the desired future date for your post, eliminating manual scheduling work by sending the correct parameters to the WordPress endpoint.

Yes, you need curl and jq to publish WordPress posts via the REST API. Curl handles the HTTP requests to the endpoints, while jq processes JSON responses, ensuring safe credential-driven publishing reads correctly from config.json.

Configure WordPress REST API authentication credentials for automated publishing by storing them in a config.json file. The publisher reads this configuration to handle authentication safely before sending any single, scheduled, or bulk post request.

The best way to automate single post publishing to WordPress as a draft is using a REST API publisher. It accepts your title and HTML content, applies template-based formatting, and securely sends the request to create the post immediately or as a draft.

A WordPress bulk publish script returns an authentication error when credentials in config.json are missing or invalid. The publisher requires proper authentication to safely process JSON entries and will surface these error responses from the REST API endpoints.