RNWP App template config

This plugin adds search functionality through REST API over all enabled post types and adjust the maximum numbers of posts to fetch through the REST A …

Author:Mohamad Khaled (profile at wordpress.org)
WordPress version required:1.0.0
WordPress version tested:5.9.3
Plugin version:1.0.1
Added to WordPress repository:05-11-2020
Last updated:24-04-2022
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This plugin facilitates building a mobile app for your website on both Android and IOS platforms either with the help of RNWP template or through a custom template using the REST API routes and functionalities provided by this plugin.

Through this plugin, a REST API to search over the post types chosen by the user is supported. The default WordPress REST API {post_type} route searches only through one post type. The default search route doesn\’t return the post content. So this plugin registers a rest route that can search more than one post type and return the post title, content, and excerpt for all posts relevant to this search. The rest route can be accessed by going to this link: your-website.com/wp-json/search/v1/search.

The search rest route has two parameters; the parameter per_page can be adjusted in the plugin admin dashboard. The keyword parameter shall be related to the search text.

As the WordPress default, REST API limits the post query to 100 post objects. If the website has more than 100 posts to download, the user can adjust the plugin to download the number of posts he wishes and the limit can be more than 100 post objects.

If the user is using Woocommerce, this plugin ensures the product categories and tags will have a REST API so that the app can access them.

This plugin shall help the user of RNWP template configure his mobile app preferences without the need to write code.

The User can adjust the main URL for his app (will help for multilingual websites), post types or taxonomies to be shown, the number of posts per page, app custom texts (e.g. screen, settings, and notification messages), light and dark mode colors, contact details and social links, Admob settings and many other settings.

After adjusting the website preferences, the user can copy the generated code to the app template and the app would be ready to be built.


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