JSONPress

JSONPress – Allows you to request WordPress site via JSON/JSONP output using standard WordPress query.

Features

• Access JSON via sub domain, ex. api.example.com (sub domain must be configured separately)
• Supports JSONP callback.
• Easy to debug output using JSON pretty print or print_r.
• You can exclude columns/data to be displayed in JSON output.
• You can include custom fields too.
• This plugin uses standard WordPress query, no SQL hack etc.
• Use standard WordPress URL, no need to remember new annoying URL.
• And many more features I don’t tell here.

Special

Not only posts/page, you can also call some functions via URL.

Examples:

• example.com/get/wp_list_categories to displays list categories in JSON format
• example.com/get/wp_list_pages to displays list pages
• example.com/get/wp_nav_menu to displays menus

Hei, how about $args of those functions?
* example.com/get/wp_list_categories?args[orderby]=ID&args[exclude]=1,3,4&args[child_of]=2 etc. cool, right?
* Use subdomain API is recommended to ensure all links/permalinks are rewritten to API URL.

There are many ways to install this plugin, e.g:

1. Upload compressed (zip) plugin using WordPress plugin uploader.
2. Install using plugin installer in WordPress dashboard.
3. Upload manually uncompressed plugin file using FTP.

none

1. 

   Default

2. 

   Add debug=1 query to display JSON in pretty format

3. 

   You can also use print_r=1 for debugging purpose

4. 

   Use callback for JSONP access

5. 

   Settings page

0.3

• /json endpoints now works accross site, (previously only on page or post)

0.2

• exclude_query now run after result is formatted
• function_exists check on easy_get_image library
• permalink/site_url changed only if API domain is configured
• fixed json endpoint, previously required to pass value json/1
• fix notice errors
• improved API access check
• fix 404 result

0.1

• First release