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February 22, 2017 01:26
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Standard loop of posts using the WP REST API
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<?php | |
// Standard API query arguments | |
$args = array( | |
'orderby' => 'title', | |
'per_page' => 3 | |
); | |
// Put into the `add_query_arg();` to build a URL for use | |
// Just an alternative to manually typing the query string | |
$url = add_query_arg( $args, rest_url('wp/v2/posts') ); | |
// A standard GET request the WordPress way | |
$stuff = wp_remote_get($url); | |
// Get just the body of that request (if successful) | |
$body = wp_remote_retrieve_body($stuff); | |
// Turn the returned JSON object into a PHP object | |
$posts = json_decode($body); | |
?> | |
<?php // Standard foreach loop. Essentially, we just used the WP REST API to do the same thing as get_posts() ?> | |
<?php if (!empty($posts)) : ?> | |
<?php foreach ($posts as $post) : ?> | |
<article <?php post_class(); ?>> | |
<h1><?php echo $post->title->rendered; ?></h1> | |
<div><?php echo $post->content->rendered; ?></div> | |
</article> | |
<?php endforeach; ?> | |
<?php endif; ?> |
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