Class Post<T>

Set the author.

Since

2.0.0

Description

This will set the author. This is useful if you want to get posts from different authors while keeping the same Post instance.

Example

import {Post} from "@quickdevelopment/wp-js";

const authorPosts = new Post();

authorPosts.byAuthor(1).fetch().then((posts) => {
    // This will return the posts from author with id 1.
    console.log(posts)
})
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Set the searchTerm.

Since

2.0.0

Description

This will set the searchTerm. This is useful if you want to get posts from different searchTerms while keeping the same Post instance.

Example

import {Post} from "@quickdevelopment/wp-js";

const searchTermPosts = new Post();

searchTermPosts.bySearchTerm('hello-world').fetch().then((posts) => {
    // This will return the post from search term 'hello-world'.
    console.log(posts)
})
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Set the slug.

Since

2.0.0

Description

This will set the slug. This is useful if you want to get posts from different slugs while keeping the same Post instance.

Example

import {Post} from "@quickdevelopment/wp-js";

const slugPost = new Post();

slugPost.bySlug('hello-world').fetch().then((post) => {
    // This will return the post from slug 'hello-world'.
    console.log(post)
})
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Get a single post.

Since

2.0.0

Example

import {Post} from "@quickdevelopment/wp-js";

const post = new Post('posts/1');

post.fetch().then((post) => {
    console.log(post)
})
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Get the searchTerm.

Since

2.0.0

Get the slug.

Since

2.0.0

Set the amount of posts to take.

Since

2.0.0

Description

This will paginate the posts using per_page and the page query parameters.