I have a mobile app that I am constructing with Ionic Framework, I've been researching trough the web trying to get any tutorial which give me the answer to my question: how can I connect my app with WordPress?
all I see is questions like this
I don't want/need to touch anything in the WordPress part, unless I need any plugin or something, all I need is to display the posts of WordPress account in my mobile app main view, so, is there any tutorial you can show me which goes straight to the point? do you have any example?
My app is running with Angular, so I need to do everything with it.
I saw this tutorial but he is doing it with something named Freshly-Pressed, how can I do it but with my own WP ?
I didn't find any tutorial but you can acheive this with WP-REST API. Which gives you to fetch posts or create posts and more.
OR If you want to acheive it through a plugin then follow this post http://www.sitepoint.com/wordpress-json-rest-api/
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got my react website ready to deploy, decided to choose wordpress as backend supporter and can't find any proper tutorials or documentations how to connect frameworks between each other.
is there any tutors or maybe solution how to connect this thing with each other?
you should use a Headless CMS instead. I use SRAPI, it's a good one and you can easily find a lot of tutorials about it
I have a complex requirement, where we have an asp.net webforms site we want to try and upgrade in a step by step way. We are considering using React (frontend, with asp.net core backend) for this purpose. The website has an iframe in the centre, and we want to try and replace the old content with the new completely separately hosted React content. This needs to occur after clicking a link on the asp.net webforms page.
I managed to create a ‘Create React app’ website prototype and it was simple to load it into the iframe by linking directly to the React website. I came unstuck when I wanted to try and add an authentication token into the header (oauth2 with openid connect for use with IdentityServer). The only way I could see to do this was to try using javascript to add the header by making an XMLHttpRequest object (or I tried also using the Fetch API) and this partially worked but not everything was correctly loaded.
I see for example an answer here How to embed React App into another website which I assume is the best way to add the website into an iframe.
So, I can’t find much on the internet about dealing with authentication… I guess because asp.net webforms are so old by now, but I assume others have wanted to do something similar before. The question I have, is what would be considered to be the best way to do this? I don’t know if I’m going in completely the wrong direction.
I have been playing with wordpress lately and I managed to deploy a simple page via a web hosting company (whc) with a domain name and everything. I love working with React and I am looking to understand how it would work in order to use WordPress with React. I played a bit with the ReactPress plugin and went through some ressources online but I am still unsuccesfull. From my understanding they are two main ways to do such a thing and I think I am mixing them up. I was wondering if there is a clear way to do so. Any info will be very welcome
There's a React framework for WordPress. You may check that.
https://frontity.org/ have a look
I am a first year "computer programmer" college student and I got an internship where I was asked to develop a simple cross platform mobile app. Nothing too complex, consists in a login screen, then a screen with a form where I'm using jQuery UI autocomplete to get some info from the DB, a select box, datepicker and a text area. The other screen is just a table with information with the current day, week and month records of whoever is logged in.
I am using HTML5 and CSS for the front-end and php with Codeigniter to connect to mySQL DB.
The question is: I intend to use phonegap to turn it into a hybrid mobile app. Would you consider this a good approach? Or would it be worth it to delay the project a little more and learn how to do it using Ionic framework for the front-end and learn how to use node.js to connect with the database? Also I could use Ionic for front-end so it feels more like a native app and still use Codeigniter to connect to my server. I'd love to read your opinions and suggestions on this.
Thanks in advance.
I would highly recommend using Ionic for the app, you get a lot of stuff right out of the box that you will otherwise have to figure out your self.
Getting started with ionic is as easy as writing 'ionic start' and choosing a name for your project and a template to start from.
Depending on you level of web development skills you could really quickly end up with a app of spaghetti code without some kind of framework to set up some guidelines on how to structure your project.
As for the backend I will recommend you to use what ever you feel the most comfortable with as long as it easily can expose the REST endpoints you need.
Lucas Berte Schoenardie,
Since jquery mobile is not updated last two years so it will be better to choice IONIC which is using AngularJS (Google product) and App with Ionic is more native than PhoneGap( using jquery).
This reference on StockOverFlow may help you to take appropriate decision.
Thank you!
I have started learning Laravel and Angular, for one of my project at university. I want to rebuild the website www.lolcalculator.com with these two frameworks but I cant figure out exatly the best way to do that. From Laravel I want the less posible, because I will focus on Angular.
Can someone with more experience help me?
For example, do I need to use routing on both sides? Which functions of the website I should cover with Laravel(Mailer, Auth, Routing...) and which using Angular?
I just need to understand a bigger image, not in details.
Tnx a lot.
All the best :D
There's quite some information on the net regarding Laravel and Angular, but this one in particular is one that I found useful: http://scotch.io/tutorials/php/create-a-laravel-and-angular-single-page-comment-application.
You may also want to consider writting a front-end app in Angular and a separate back-end app in Laravel. The back-end app can then expose an API, consumed by the Angular front-end.