David Sword

🚀 Access the endpoint with <code>/wp-json/ntwrkrst/v1/wpsitelist</code> – which returns:
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{ 
 “123”: { 
 “blog_id” : “123”, 
 “domain”:”example.com”, 
 “path”:”\/main\/” 
 } 
 // etc 
} 
 `
🔬 Query sites path with a search, similar to <code>/wp-json/ntwrkrst/v1/wpsitelist?q=keyword</code>
📦 Cache’s for 24h
⚙️ Built primarily for <a href="https://github.com/davidsword/alfred-workflow-wpsitelist" rel="nofollow ugc">this Alfred workflow</a> to quickly find a sites <code>blog_id</code>

Network Rest Site List

Simple small Wordpress plugin that creates a REST endpoint to list all sites and their IDs in a Wordpress Multisite Network.

ogulcan

If you ever used WP Rest API, you should have noticed that there are lots of fields that even your client does not need. It makes no sense to load all fields for simple list or even single post view.
This plugin aims to remove redundant fields on Rest API. For now, it’s only available for posts.
<h4>Features</h4>
There are two endpoints: “compact” and “detailed.
<ul>
<li>“Compact” is useful for listing posts and Detailed is better for single post view.</li>
<li>First image of featured media will be added as ‘image’ on detailed and compact.</li>
<li>Modified was used as default date.</li>
<li>Requires at least WordPress 4.7</li>
</ul>

Filter WP Api

A wordpress plugin that clears huge fields of WP Rest API.

Network Rest Site List vs Filter WP Api