I built this plugin from a need of using a micro framework as Slim but inside Wordpress.
Copy wp-slim-framework folder with all it's content's into /wp-content/plugins directory.
From Wordpress administrator enable the plugin and you are ready to go. But keep in mind that after enabling this plugin
Wordpress must use permalinks Settings -> Permalinks
use any structure except default one and Save changes
.
To use it all you have to do is to map your routes.
This plugin will register your routes when action slim_mapping
is triggered.
This action has one argument which is the Slim object.
Example of usage:
add_action('slim_mapping',function($slim){
$slim->get('/slim/api/user/:u',function($user){
printf("User is %s",$user);
});
});
Example of usage inside of a class:
class Rest{
function __construct(){
add_action('slim_mapping',array(&$this,'slim_mapping');
}
function slim_mapping($slim){
//if needed the class context
$context = $this;
$slim->get('/slim/api/user/:u',function($user)use($context){
$context->printUser($user);
});
$slim->put('/slim/api/user/:id',function($id)use($context){
$context->updateUser($id);
});
//.... and so on
}
function printUser($user){
printf("User is %s",$user);
}
}
The default base path of the url is /slim/api
. Added the possibility to change the base path, it can be found
in Settings -> Slim Framework
.
Note: All routes must have the default base path /slim/api
or the one used here Settings -> Slim Framework
.
This is added to avoid misunderstandings with Wordpress permalinks.