Jeff Stieler

Embed a console for exploring REST APIs in your content.
Based on Automattic’s WordPress.com Console.
For the console to work properly, the target API will need to: 
* respond to versioned requests, specified in the URL (e.g. <code>/api/v1/endpoint</code>) 
* expose a <code>/versions</code> endpoint to provide metadata about the API\’s different versions 
* response example here 
* expose a <code>/help</code> endpoint to provide metadata about the API’s endpoints 
* response example here

REST Console Embed

Shortcode for an embeddable REST API Console, based on Automattic's WordPress.com Console.

weatherwizz

Using simple shortcodes provided by the WeatherWizz plugin you can now feed your WeatherWizz dashboard weather 
data directly into your wordpress site.
How to use?
Login to your WeatherWizz account and navigate to integration and select WordPress, from here you can create WordPress shortcuts to display on your webpages.
See examples below.
Today the temperature in my garden is {{wiz_abc00}}c
When the page is opened this will be displayed as: 
Today the temperature in my garden is 18.7c.
You can even configure your sensors to display in multiple formats on the same page.
See more examples here https://www.weatherwizz.com/

WeatherWizz

Puts your WeatherWizz dashboard data directly onto your wordpress website giving you control on how your data is displayed.

REST Console Embed vs WeatherWizz