wp_json_api 3.2.0

WordPress and WooCommerce JSON API for Flutter Mobile. API allows you to login, register new users, get users info and more.

WordPress and WooCommerce JSON API Dart package for Flutter

Official WooSignal package

API features:

WordPress

• Register/Sign Up API for Users
• Login (with email or username)
• Get Users Info
• Update Users Info
• Update Users Password
• Add role to a user
• Remove role from a user
• Delete a user

WooCommerce

• Get Customers Info (Billing and Shipping)
• Update Customers details

To use this API you must have the WP JSON API Plugin installed first on your WordPress site, you can download it via the WooSignal website.

Getting Started

In your flutter project add the dependency:

dependencies:
  ...
  wp_json_api: ^3.2.0

Usage example

Import wp_json_api.dart

import 'package:wp_json_api/wp_json_api.dart';

Example using Wp JSON API

import 'package:wp_json_api/wp_json_api.dart';
...

void main() {

WPJsonAPI.instance.initWith(baseUrl: "https://mysite.com");

...

Call a method from the request callback

try {
WPUserLoginResponse wpUserLoginResponse = await WPJsonAPI.instance
          .api((request) => request.wpLogin(
            email: email,
            password: password
          ));
} on Exception catch (e) {
    print(e);
}

Available API Requests

WordPress - Get Nonce

• Used for returning a valid nonce

WPNonceResponse wpNonceResponse = await WPJsonAPI.instance
          .api((request) => request.wpNonce());

WordPress - Verify Nonce

• Used for verifying register and login request

WPNonceVerifiedResponse wpNonceVerifiedResponse = await WPJsonAPI.instance
          .api((request) => request.wpNonceVerify(
            nonce: nonce
          ));

WordPress - Login with email

• Used to login a user

WPUserLoginResponse wpUserLoginResponse = await WPJsonAPI.instance
      .api((request) => request.wpLogin(
          email: email,
          password: password,
          authType: WPAuthType.WpEmail
      ));

WordPress - Login with username

• Used to login a user

WPUserLoginResponse wpUserLoginResponse = await WPJsonAPI.instance
      .api((request) => request.wpLogin(
          username: username,
          password: password,
          authType: WPAuthType.WpUsername
      ));

WordPress - Register

• Used to register a user
• The username parameter is required, ensure that this is unique

WPUserRegisterResponse wpUserRegisterResponse = await WPJsonAPI.instance
      .api((request) => request.wpRegister(
          email: email,
          password: password,
          username: username
      ));

WordPress - Get Users Info

• Used to get a WordPress users info
• The first parameter is the userToken which is returned from the login/register response. You should have this saved somewhere e.g. shared_pref

WPUserInfoResponse wpUserInfoResponse = await WPJsonAPI.instance
        .api((request) => request.wpGetUserInfo(
            userToken
          ));

WordPress - Update Users Info

• Used to update a WordPress users info
• The first parameter is the userToken which is returned from the login/register response. You should have this saved somewhere e.g. shared_pref

WPUserInfoUpdatedResponse wpUserInfoUpdatedResponse = await WPJsonAPI.instance
        .api((request) => request.wpUpdateUserInfo(
          userToken,
          firstName: firstName,
          lastName: lastName,
          displayName: displayName
      ));

WordPress - Update users password

• Used to update a users password
• The first parameter is the userToken which is returned from the login/register response. You should have this saved somewhere e.g. shared_pref

WPUserResetPasswordResponse wpUserResetPasswordResponse = await WPJsonAPI.instance
        .api((request) => request.wpResetPassword(
            userToken,
            password: password
        ));

WordPress - Add a role to a user

• Used to add a role to a user in WordPress
• The first parameter is the userToken which is returned from the login/register response. You should have this saved somewhere e.g. shared_pref

WPUserAddRoleResponse wpUserAddRoleResponse = await WPJsonAPI.instance
        .api((request) => request.wpUserAddRole(
            userToken,
            role: "customer" // e.g. customer, subscriber
        ));

WordPress - Remove a role from a user

• Used to remove a role from a user in WordPress
• The first parameter is the userToken which is returned from the login/register response. You should have this saved somewhere e.g. shared_pref

WPUserRemoveRoleResponse wpUserRemoveRoleResponse = await WPJsonAPI.instance
        .api((request) => request.wpUserRemoveRole(
            userToken,
            role: "customer" // e.g. customer, subscriber
        ));

WordPress - Delete a user

• Used to delete a user in WordPress
• The first parameter is the userToken which is returned from the login/register response. You should have this saved somewhere e.g. shared_pref
• You can pass an optional argument 'reassign' to reassign posts and links to new User ID.

WPUserDeleteResponse wpUserDeleteResponse = await WPJsonAPI.instance
        .api((request) => request.wpUserDelete(
            userToken
        ));

WooCommerce - Get users info in WooCommerce

• Used to get WooCommerce info for a given user
• The first parameter is the userToken which is returned from the login/register response. You should have this saved somewhere e.g. shared_pref

WCCustomerInfoResponse wcCustomerInfoResponse = await WPJsonAPI.instance
          .api((request) => request.wcCustomerInfo(
          userToken
      ));

WooCommerce - Update users info in WooCommerce

• Used to update a users WooCommerce details
• All the parameter are optional so if you wanted to just update the name, you could just add first_name and last_name
• The first parameter is the userToken which is returned from the login/register response. You should have this saved somewhere e.g. shared_pref

WCCustomerUpdatedResponse wcCustomerUpdatedResponse = await WPJsonAPI.instance
        .api((request) => request.wcUpdateCustomerInfo(
            userToken,
            firstName: firstName,
            lastName: lastName,
            displayName: displayName,
            billingFirstName: billingFirstName,
            billingLastName: billingLastName,
            billingCompany: billingCompany,
            billingAddress1: billingAddress1,
            billingAddress2: billingAddress2,
            billingCity: billingCity,
            billingState: billingState,
            billingPostcode: billingPostcode,
            billingCountry: billingCountry,
            billingEmail: billingEmail,
            billingPhone: billingPhone,
            shippingFirstName: shippingFirstName,
            shippingLastName: shippingLastName,
            shippingCompany: shippingCompany,
            shippingAddress1: shippingAddress1,
            shippingAddress2: shippingAddress2,
            shippingCity: shippingCity,
            shippingState: shippingState,
            shippingPostcode: shippingPostcode,
            shippingCountry: shippingCountry,
            shippingEmail: shippingEmail,
            shippingPhone: shippingPhone
        ));

For help getting started with WooSignal, view our online documentation, which offers a more detailed guide.

Usage

To use this plugin, add wp_json_api as a dependency in your pubspec.yaml file.

Note

Install our WordPress plugin "WP JSON API" v3.2.0 to use this flutter plugin.

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