Replace WPAPI with bespoke Agent #47
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Hey there. Where is the code for the small agent? |
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@tblobaum this whole PR is dealing with the small agent, but specifically the primary code for the agent is in src/api/wordpress.ts. This isn't currently a separate library as it handles just the API calls the frontend makes and is not feature-complete like the abandoned original library was. |
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While the WP-API library was a good way to get this project going, it seems to have since been abandoned by WordPress as no significant commits have happened in more than 2 years. With a rather... Strange way of handling pagination, I've been having troubles ensuring type-compatibility.
Unless something significant changes and the project comes back into support, I've wrote a small agent to replicate the features I was using, but without needing to pack in the dependency.