This is a portable library for consuming the WordPress REST-API in (almost) any C# application. If you find bugs or have any suggestions, feel free to create an issue.

WordPressPCL is published under the MIT License

Since WordPress 4.7 the REST API has been integrated into the core so there's no need for any plugins to get basic functionality. If you want to access protected endpoints, this library supports authentication through JSON Web Tokens (JWT) (plugin required).

• WordPress 4.7 or newer
• JWT Authentication for WP REST API

The WordPressPCL API Wrapper is avaiable through NuGet:

> Install-Package WordPressPCL

WordPressPCL is built on top of the new .NET Standard targeting netstandard versions 1.1 and 2.0 - therefore it should work on the following plaforms:

• .NET Framework 4.5 and newer
• .NET Core
• Universal Windows Platform (uap)
• Windows 8.0 and newer
• Windows Phone (WinRT, not Silverlight)
• Mono / Xamarin

// Initialize
var client = new WordPressClient("https://demo.wp-api.org/wp-json/");

// Posts
var posts = await client.Posts.GetAll();
var postbyid = await client.Posts.GetById(id);

// Comments
var comments = await client.Comments.GetAll();
var commentbyid = await client.Comments.GetById(id);
var commentsbypost = await client.Comments.GetCommentsForPost(postid, true, false);

// Users
// JWT authentication
var client = new WordPressClient(ApiCredentials.WordPressUri);
client.AuthMethod = AuthMethod.JWT;
await client.RequestJWToken(ApiCredentials.Username,ApiCredentials.Password);

// check if authentication has been successful
var isValidToken = await client.IsValidJWToken();

// now you can send requests that require authentication
var response = client.Posts.Delete(postid);

• Authentication using JSON Web Tokens (JWT)
• HttpResponsePreProcessing: manipulate the API response before deserializing it

We're very happy to get input from the community on this project! To keep the code clean we ask you to follow a few simple contribution guidelines.

First, create an issue describing what feature you want to add or what problem you're trying to solve, just to make sure no one is already working on that. That also gives us a chance to debate whether a feature is within the scope of this project.

Second, please try to stick to the official C# coding guidelines. https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms229002(v=vs.110).aspx

Also, make sure to write some tests covering your new or modified code.