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Total downloads: 10,658
Active installs: 80
Total reviews: 1
Average rating: 2
Support threads opened: 0
Support threads resolved: 0 (0%)
Available in: 1 language(s)
Contributors: 11
Last updated: 11/30/2016 (3318 days ago)
Added to WordPress: 7/15/2015 (10 years old)
Minimum WordPress version: 4.2
Tested up to WordPress version: 4.4.34
Minimum PHP version: f

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Maintenance score

Possibly abandoned • Last updated 3318 days ago • 1 reviews

22/100

Is REST API Console abandoned?

Possibly abandoned (last update 3318 days ago).

Compatibility

Requires WordPress: 4.2
Tested up to: 4.4.34
Requires PHP: f

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Developers

Dion Hulse (Owner)2Tellyworth (Owner)2Ryan McCue (Owner)5Andrew Ozz (Owner)9Konstantin Obenland (Owner)14Andrew Ozz11Dion Hulse10Konstantin Obenland7Ryan McCue7Tellyworth2Beau Collins1

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Description

The REST API Console is an interactive way to explore the WordPress REST API through your normal WordPress admin. Great for learning about the API, tinkering with data on your site, or finding out what your site is exposing. (Also pairs well with a fruity red.)

You’ll need to have the WordPress REST API plugin (v2 or later) installed to use this. You can only access your local site through this plugin.

Don’t have a WordPress site handy? Want to try-before-you-buy? Check out demo.wp-api.org for a publicly visible version!

Installation

Upload to your site, activate, then head on over to your new Tools > REST API Console page.

Congratulations!

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Review feed

Jules Colle
3/22/2020

Good start

Good start, but this could be a million percent more useful if you simply added the ability to edit the query instead of just appending something. For example: a query like this will never work: /wp/v2/pages/(?P[\d]+) I agree it's nice to have it as a reference, and it should defenitly stay, BUT when you click on it, you should have an options to edit the query to turn it into /wp/v2/pages/123. I know I could get kind of the same result (except it will be wrapped inside an array) with /wp/v2/pages/?include=123, but meh.. Anyway, I'll probably modify the plugin and create this myself, as it seems development has ceased.

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Changelog

2.1

  • Remove erroneous double slash in API URLs.

2.0.1

  • Correct versioning issue

2.0

  • Initial release!
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