JSON API User

http://localhost/api/user/info/ This returns plugin version.

http://localhost/api/user/register/?username=john&email=john@domain.com&nonce=8bdfeb4e16&display_name=John&notify=both To register user & get valid cookie for 100 seconds: http://localhost/api/user/register/?username=john&email=john@domain.com&display_name=John&notify=both&seconds=100 Optional fields: ‘user_pass’, ‘user_nicename’, ‘user_url’, ‘nickname’, ‘first_name’, ‘last_name’, ‘description’, ‘rich_editing’, ‘user_registered’, ‘jabber’, ‘aim’, ‘yim’, ‘comment_shortcuts’, ‘admin_color’, ‘use_ssl’, ‘show_admin_bar_front’. Please make sure you provide valid values that these fields expect in…

It needs valid ‘access_token’ var. http://localhost/api/user/fb_connect/?access_token=CAACEdEose0cBADLKmcHWOZCnW4RGU8emG Provide valid access_token with email extended permission. To generate test access_token, try this tool https://developers.facebook.com/tools/explorer/ and select the app from above drop down that you want to get access_token (You must have joined that app already with email permission to generate access_token) for and then select email from the fields. By default, only ‘id’ and ‘name’ are added but you need to include ’email’ for user identification. You will have to first…

It needs ‘cookie’ var. http://localhost/api/user/validate_auth_cookie/?cookie=admin|43089754375034fjwfn39u8

It needs username, password vars. seconds is optional. First get the nonce: http://localhost/api/get_nonce/?controller=user&method=generate_auth_cookie Then generate cookie: http://localhost/api/user/generate_auth_cookie/?username=john&password=PASSWORD-HERE Optional ‘seconds’ var. It provided, generated cookie will be valid for that many seconds, otherwise default is for 14 days. generate cookie for 1 minute: http://localhost/api/user/generate_auth_cookie/?username=john&password=PASSWORD-HERE&seconds=60 60 means 1 minute.

It needs ‘cookie’ and ‘meta_key’ var and ‘meta_value’ to delete. http://localhost/api/user/delete_user_meta/?cookie=COOKIE-HERE&meta_key=KEY-HERE&meta_value=VALUE-HERE

It needs ‘cookie’ and ‘meta_key’ var and ‘meta_value’ to update. You must include a ‘meta_value’ var in your request. If you have multiple values for any meta_key, you must send it as an array meta_value[] in POST method. http://localhost/api/user/update_user_meta/?cookie=COOKIE-HERE&meta_key=KEY-HERE&meta_value=VALUE-HERE

It needs ‘cookie’ and any user meta variables. This endpoint allows you cut http requests if you have to add/update more than one user_meta field at a time. http://localhost/api/user/update_user_meta_vars/ In the above endpoint use custom_fields[‘website’]=domain.com, custom_fields[‘city’]=NYC, custom_fields[‘country’]=USA as meta_key for WordPress user_meta values using POST method. If you have multiple values for any variable, you must send it as an array i.e. variable_name[] in POST method. For instance, you have skills variable with multiple values, you will send a…

It needs ‘user_id’. ‘meta_key’ var is optional. http://localhost/api/user/get_user_meta/?cookie=COOKIE-HERE&meta_key=KEY-HERE

It needs ‘user_id’ and any profile ‘field’ var. http://localhost/api/user/xprofile/?user_id=USERID-HERE&field=FIELD-LABEL-HERE

It needs ‘cookie’ and any profile ‘field’ var and ‘value’. http://localhost/api/user/xprofile_update/?cookie=COOKIE-HERE&exact-xprofile-field-label=value http://localhost/api/user/xprofile_update/?cookie=COOKIE-HERE&field=value&field2=value&multi-value-field=value1,value2,value3 Please make sure you provide ending comma for all those fields which have multiple values. e.g. If ‘skills’ xProfile field has multiple values, pass them like http://localhost/api/user/xprofile_update/?cookie=COOKIE-HERE&skills=PHP,MySQL, or &skills=PHP, make sure you always pass ending comma for multi-select fields…

It needs user_login var. http://localhost/api/user/retrieve_password/?user_login=john

It needs user_id var. http://localhost/api/user/get_avatar/?user_id=1

It needs user_id var. http://localhost/api/user/get_userinfo/?user_id=1

It needs ‘cookie’, ‘post_id’, ‘content’ vars. ‘comment_status’ is optional. http://localhost/api/user/post_comment/?cookie=COOKIE-HERE&post_id=ID&content=Comment contents here&comment_status=1 Comment content is sanitized with wp_filter_post_kses() before being saved, and the comment is inserted via wp_new_comment() so normal WordPress comment moderation, flood checks, and spam filtering (e.g. Akismet) still apply. ‘comment_status=1’ only auto-approves the comment if the authenticated user has the ‘moderate_comments’ capability (e.g. Editor/Administrator); otherwise the comment falls back to…