How do I get user comments via WP REST API?

1. How do I get posts from API?
2. How do I show comments on WordPress?
3. How do I test a post on REST API?
4. How do I integrate REST API in WordPress?
5. What is WP JSON?
6. How do I get all posts in WordPress API?
7. How do I add comments to a custom post type in WordPress?
8. What is REST API example?
9. How do I know if my API is REST or SOAP?
10. How do I know if an API is working?

How do I get posts from API?

To use the WordPress REST API, simply add /wp-json/wp/v2/posts to the end of your WordPress site URL. This will give you a list of posts (in JSON format). The default number of posts returned is 10, but you can choose to show more or less with the per_page argument — we'll talk about that below.

How do I show comments on WordPress?

From the Posts/Pages screen, check the boxes next to the posts or Pages on which you want to enable comments. Select “Edit” from the “Bulk Edit” Dropdown box and click Apply. Then, select “Allow” next in the Comments dropdown box and finish by clicking “update.”

How do I test a post on REST API?

Testing an API with POST requests

1. Create a resource with a POST request and ensure a 200 status code is returned.
2. Next, make a GET request for that resource, and ensure the data was saved correctly.
3. Add tests that ensure POST requests fail with incorrect or ill-formatted data.

How do I integrate REST API in WordPress?

Here's how to install it:

1. Download the WordPress REST API Basic Auth plugin.
2. Log in to your WordPress Dashboard and go to Plugins -> Add New. Click on the Upload Plugin button and select the plugin's zip file.
3. Go to the Installed Plugins menu and activate the plugin from there.

What is WP JSON?

What Is The WordPress JSON REST API (WP API) & How Does It Work? JSON, which stands for JavaScript Object Notation, is a lightweight data-interchange format based on a subset of the JavaScript code language. ... More specifically, the WP API allows you to take CRUD actions on WordPress content.

How do I get all posts in WordPress API?

Get all posts from WordPress REST API

1. Using PHP. We're using PHP's multi cURL. This means that we are doing multiple REST calls, but doing them simultaneously. ...
2. Using JavaScript. We also have the option of using JavaScript for our multiple calls. Let's start by getting the number of calls in our functions.php file:

How do I add comments to a custom post type in WordPress?

There are few simple steps to enable comments for your custom post types:

1. In WordPress admin, go to the Toolset->Post Types page and click the custom post type you wish to enable comments for.
2. Scroll down to the Sections to display when editing <YOUR CUSTOM POST TYPE NAME> section and enable the Comments checkbox.

What is REST API example?

A REST API is a way for two computer systems to communicate over HTTP in a similar way to web browsers and servers. Sharing data between two or more systems has always been a fundamental requirement of software development. For example, consider buying motor insurance.

How do I know if my API is REST or SOAP?

The very basic difference to find out a SOAP and Rest webservice is SOAP have a wsdl file whereas REST does not have. If you get wsdl it means that is a SOAP service.

How do I know if an API is working?

Validate payloads using JSON Schema validation. Check payload data (using JSON Path or XPath) Identify latency by checking API response times. Check status codes that are not HTTP 200 OK to identify API transactions that should fail.