wp-node

Caches WordPress in mongo using a JSON API. It can also cache any json, as long as the request returns an json object.

You can use either WordPress Public API or another plugin like this one: http://wordpress.org/plugins/json-api/

After you receive the object you can do anything you need in your views.

Simple usage

 
  var wpnode = require('wp-node');
 
  wpnode.cache({
    url   : "https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/geocode/json",
    db    : db,   //set your mongo database 
    qs    : {    //Define you query variables 
      address : 11205,
      sensor  : false
    }
  }, function(r) {
 
    //Here's your cached data (r) 
    
 
  });

Setting a time to live

  wpnode.setGlobalOptions({
    TTL       : 86400,  //(Optional/Default) Cache time is in seconds.  This will cache the data for a day 
    logger    : false,  //(Optional/Default) Turn on for debug mode 
    db        : db,     //(Optional) Required if you don't plan to pass your mongo db object when calling the cache method 
    endpoint  : 'http://www.yourwordpress.com/api/' //(Required in order to generate a sitemap) 
  })

WordPress Functions (Alpha)

Helping with sitemaps

 
wpnode.generateSiteMap({
      pre_link: '/blog/post'
    }, function(err, posts){
 
    if (err) {
      console.log(err.message);
      return;
    }
  })

wp-node

wp-node

Simple usage

Setting a time to live

WordPress Functions (Alpha)

Helping with sitemaps

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