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Executable file
# laravel-wp-api
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[](https://travis-ci.org/threesquared/laravel-wp-api) [](https://packagist.org/packages/threesquared/laravel-wp-api)
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Laravel 5 package for the [Wordpress JSON REST API](https://github.com/WP-API/WP-API)
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## Install
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Simply add the following line to your `composer.json` and run install/update:
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"threesquared/laravel-wp-api": "~2.0"
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## Configuration
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Publish the package config files to configure the location of your Wordpress install:
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php artisan vendor:publish
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You will also need to add the service provider and optionally the facade alias to your `config/app.php`:
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```php
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'providers' => array(
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Threesquared\LaravelWpApi\LaravelWpApiServiceProvider::class
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)
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'aliases' => array(
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'WpApi' => Threesquared\LaravelWpApi\Facades\WpApi::class
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),
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```
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### Usage
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The package provides a simplified interface to some of the existing api methods documented [here](http://wp-api.org/).
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You can either use the Facade provided or inject the `Threesquared\LaravelWpApi\WpApi` class.
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#### Posts
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```php
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WpApi::posts($page);
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```
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#### Pages
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```php
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WpApi::pages($page);
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```
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#### Post
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```php
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WpApi::post($slug);
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```
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#### Categories
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```php
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WpApi::categories();
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```
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#### Tags
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```php
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WpApi::tags();
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```
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#### Category posts
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```php
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WpApi::categoryPosts($slug, $page);
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```
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#### Author posts
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```php
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WpApi::authorPosts($slug, $page);
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```
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#### Tag posts
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```php
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WpApi::tagPosts($slug, $page);
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```
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#### Search
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```php
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WpApi::search($query, $page);
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```
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#### Archive
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```php
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WpApi::archive($year, $month, $page);
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```
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