Fuse Plugin

This plugin is a test plugin for syncing content from an arbitrary endpoint to a WordPress post type. It is not intended for immediate production use — please use at your own risk.

Setting up Post Type Syncing

Configs for each post type should be placed in the './lib/configs' directory, though once the plugin is activated the classes will be available for use in the theme. A general post type config looks like so:

// Define the config object.
$fuse_post_config = new Fuse_Config(
	'post',
	'events',
	'https://mockend.com/joshuagageellis/fuse/', // Sample API endpoint.
);

// Define field maps.
$fuse_post_config->define_field_map(
	'ID',
	array(
		'meta_type'     => 'insert',
		'data_type'     => 'number',
		'api_field_key' => 'id',
		'manual'        => false,
		'manual_value'  => '',
	)
);

// Supports nested json parsing with dot notation.
$fuse_post_config->define_field_map(
	'post_title',
	array(
		'meta_type'     => 'insert',
		'data_type'     => 'string',
		'api_field_key' => 'title.rendered', // Example of nested json.
		'manual'        => false,
		'manual_value'  => '',
	)
);

// ... and so on.

// Register the config with the Fuse class.
$fuse_post = new Fuse( $fuse_post_config );

// Register the cron hooks.
$fuse_post->register();

Cron Schedules

The plugin uses WP cron to schedule update events. The process is separated into two schedules, parent and child. The parent schedule fetches the API and registers an options value with a task pointer. The child schedule runs more frequently, iterating through the data based on batch total and task pointer. The child schedule is also responsible for updating the task pointer and clearing the options value when the task is complete.