GET API Manager

Provides REST API endpoints for WooCommerce orders, blog posts, and pages, plus a setup wizard for API user/app password. Easily integrate your WooCommerce store and WordPress content with external systems using secure, app-password-protected API endpoints.

Features

• Secure REST API endpoints for WooCommerce orders, blog posts, and pages
• Setup wizard to generate API user and app password
• Supports listing and retrieving orders, posts, and pages
• Example usage and cURL commands in the admin UI

Orders

• GET /wp-json/get-api-manager/v1/orders?limit=25&order=DESC — List latest orders
• GET /wp-json/get-api-manager/v1/orders/{id} — Get a single order by ID
• GET /wp-json/get-api-manager/v1/orders?status=completed — List completed orders
• GET /wp-json/get-api-manager/v1/orders?status=processing — List processing orders
• GET /wp-json/get-api-manager/v1/orders?date=YYYY-MM-DD — List orders created on a specific date
• GET /wp-json/get-api-manager/v1/orders?order_by=date — List orders sorted by date

Posts

• GET /wp-json/get-api-manager/v1/posts?limit=10&order=DESC — List latest blog posts

Pages

• GET /wp-json/get-api-manager/v1/pages?limit=5&order=ASC — List published pages

Authentication

All endpoints require Basic Authentication using the generated API user and app password. Use the credentials from the plugin settings page.

Example cURL

“`
curl -u “api_username:app_password” “https://your-site.com/wp-json/get-api-manager/v1/orders?limit=10”
`

1. Upload the plugin files to the /wp-content/plugins/get-api-manager directory, or install the plugin through the WordPress plugins screen directly.
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ screen in WordPress.
3. Go to ‘GET API Manager’ in the admin menu to generate your API user and app password.
4. Use the credentials to authenticate your API requests.

1. 

   Setup wizard and API credentials display in the admin area.

2. 

   Example API usage and cURL commands.

1.0

• Initial release.