Wordpress Manager

🚀 WordPress Plugin Development Guide

This guide provides a comprehensive overview of installing, configuring, and developing WordPress plugins, covering installation steps, function modules, custom requests, response formats, security considerations, and contribution guidelines.

🚀 Quick Start

📦 Installation

1. Log in to your WordPress admin dashboard.
2. Navigate to Plugins > Add New.
3. Enter the plugin name in the search bar and click the "Install Now" button.
4. After installation, click "Activate" to enable the plugin.

⚙️ Configuration

• Open the plugin settings page in the WordPress admin dashboard.
• Fill in the necessary configuration options (e.g., API keys, secret keys, etc.).
• Save the settings to complete the configuration.

✨ Features

📝 Article Management

Get Article List

• Function Description: Returns a list of articles that meet the specified criteria.
• Parameter Explanation:
  • perPage: Number of articles per page (default is 10).
  • page: Current page number of the request (default is 1).
  • searchTerm: Search keyword.

Create New Article

• Function Description: Adds a new WordPress article.
• Required Parameters:
  • title: Article title.
  • content: Article content.
  • customFields: Custom field data.

📷 Media Management

Get Media File List

• Function Description: Returns a list of media files that meet the specified criteria.
• Optional Parameters:
  • mediaType: Media type (e.g., images, videos, etc.).
  • searchTerm: Search keyword.

Add New Media File

• Function Description: Uploads and stores a new media file to WordPress.
• Required Parameters:
  • file: Path or binary data of the file to be uploaded.
  • fileName: File name (can be customized).
  • description: File description information.

🏷️ Category Management

Get Category List

• Function Description: Returns information about all WordPress categories.
• Parameter Explanation:
  • perPage: Number of categories per page (default is 10).
  • page: Current page number of the request (default is 1).

Create New Category

• Function Description: Adds a new WordPress category.
• Required Parameters:
  • categoryName: Category name.
  • customData: Optional additional data (e.g., category description, parent category ID, etc.).

💻 Usage Examples

📨 Send Custom Request

• Function Description: Supports sending any WordPress REST API request.
• Required Parameters:
  • siteUrl: Site URL address.
  • username: WordPress username.
  • password: User password.
• Optional Parameters:
  • customEndpoint: Custom request path (e.g., /wp/v2/posts).
  • customMethod: Request method (default is GET, supports POST, PUT, DELETE).
  • customData: Body data for POST or PUT requests.
  • customParams: URL query parameters.

Example

{
  "tool": "custom_request",
  "siteUrl": "https://example.com",
  "username": "admin",
  "password": "your_password_here",
  "customEndpoint": "/wp/v2/posts/123",
  "customMethod": "DELETE"
}

📚 Documentation

📊 Data Structure

• Successful Response:

{
  "status": "success",
  "data": {...},
  "message": "Operation successful"
}

• Failed Response:

{
  "status": "error",
  "code": "404",
  "message": "Resource not found"
}

⚙️ Pagination and Sorting

• Supports custom pagination and sorting functions.
• You can control the order of the returned results through the orderBy and orderDirection parameters.

🔒 Security Considerations

🛡️ Basic Security Measures

1. Ensure that the WordPress core program and plugins are always up - to - date.
2. Avoid using overly simple passwords. It is recommended to adopt a strong password policy.
3. Regularly back up your website data as a precaution.

🔑 Application Password Management

• Use WordPress's application password feature to enhance security.
• Application passwords allow you to create restricted access permissions for specific applications without sharing the main user password.

🛠️ Development and Contribution

📋 Code Submission Guidelines

1. Follow the Git version control process to ensure that code submissions are clear and traceable.
2. Provide detailed descriptions of the modifications and their purposes in the Pull Request.
3. Ensure that the unit test coverage meets the standard and pass all automated tests.

🤝 Contribution Guidelines

• Community developers are welcome to contribute to the project.
• Please read the project documentation and code guidelines before proposing changes.

📄 License

• MIT License: Allows free use, modification, and distribution, but the copyright notice must be retained.
• GPL v3.0: Follow the open - source license for secondary development and distribution.

With the above guide, you can easily start installing, configuring, and developing WordPress plugins. For further support, please refer to the official documentation or contact community developers.