Register WordPress REST API routes, controllers, and permission callbacks.
npx skills add https://github.com/j7-dev/wp-power-checkout --skill wp-rest-api-j7-dev
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: wp-rest-api Source: https://github.com/j7-dev/wp-power-checkout/tree/main/.github/skills/wp-rest-api Command: npx skills add https://github.com/j7-dev/wp-power-checkout --skill wp-rest-api-j7-dev
This Skill streamlines the creation, extension, and debugging of WordPress REST API endpoints, ensuring seamless data exchange for your applications.
Use the wp-rest-api skill to register a new GET endpoint under the 'my-plugin/v1' namespace that retrieves a list of all published posts.
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To register a custom WordPress REST API route, you define the route under a specific namespace, create a controller class, define permission callbacks, and shape the API response structure to expose your custom data.
WordPress REST API endpoints return 404 or 401 errors due to unregistered routes, missing permission callbacks, or invalid nonce authentication. Debugging involves verifying route registration and validating request arguments to resolve these permission issues.
Building and debugging custom wp-json endpoints targets WordPress 6.9 or higher. Additionally, certain workflows for managing and registering these REST API routes require WP-CLI to be installed in your environment.
Adding custom fields and meta to a WordPress REST API response involves shaping the data structure within your controller class. You define the response output and register the meta fields to expose them alongside your custom post type data.
The best way to debug permission callbacks in WordPress REST API routes is to validate request arguments and check nonce problems directly. Troubleshooting 403 errors requires verifying that your permission logic correctly authorizes the request.
Shaping API responses in WordPress typically requires defining a controller class to properly structure the data output. Without a controller, you cannot effectively manage custom fields, meta, or implement the necessary permission callbacks for your routes.
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