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The document discusses integrating WordPress with external APIs. It covers background information, technologies commonly used for APIs like REST, XML-RPC and JSON. It also discusses tools in WordPress for working with APIs, like WP_Http and wp_xmlrpc_server. Practical examples are provided for accessing Twitter search via REST and extending WordPress' XMLRPC capabilities. The document concludes with opening the floor for any questions.
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- 1. Playing Nice with Others Integrating WordPress with External APIs Eric Mann @ericmann http://about.me/eam WordCamp Phoenix February 26, 2012
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- I’ve been working with WordPress since 2007.I also write C# and JavaScript and build on the front end with HTML and CSS.Since I use so many different technologies and services, learning how to make them talk to one another has become a necessity.
- There are a variety of technologies available to make WP and other systems work together.Some let you pull data in to WordPress from external services.Some let you selectively expose WP’s data to outside consumers.Some are easy to use … some aren’t.
- ReST is an abbreviation for Representational State Transfer. Essentially, it’s a way to request objects from a web resource.Twitter is a ubiquitous example of a ReSTful web service. Every tweet, profile, conversation, etc is an object on the server and can be requested by building the right URL.In this screenshot, you see I’m requesting that Twitter show me a status with a specific ID in an XML format.But ReST doesn’t have to be XML.Other services will return just a string, or some JSON data, or any other format they’ve decided to standardize on.
- RPC stands for Remote Procedure Call – it’s a way to execute commands against a remote server by sending XML data to it.Your site is actually an XML-RPC server. If you’ve ever used an iPhone/Android app to control your site – or just installed JetPack – then you’re using your site’s XML-RPC functionality.
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