The MasterPress API provides a whole new way to access content and data from your WordPress site, by utilising the powerful object-oriented and dynamic language features of PHP 5.
The pages in this section provide a broad overview of the API, and implementation details which will help you gain the best understanding of code patterns and examples you’ll see throughout the rest of the documentation.
An outline of the rationale behind the MasterPress API.
Explains the core packages the API is made up of, and why they are structured this way.
Explains the importance of the $wf global, and the general code pattern you’ll use when working with the MasterPress API.
Explains how the API wraps standard WordPress objects in richer classes, while still providing access to their properties.
Explains the use of PHP’s magic methods to provide a highly dynamic and intuitive API.
Explains a key technique the API uses to keep front-end code as concise as possible.
Explains how the MasterPress API gracefully handles error conditions and non-existent objects.
This update addresses backwards compatibility issues that were introduced in the previous update. There were some edge cases where PHP 7 had issues and it didn’t work at all on PHP 5.6. We have now changed it so that the PHP 8 compatibility changes will now only affect PHP 8 and will be more thorough…
MasterPress requires a minimum of WordPress version 4.9, MySQL 5.6, and PHP version 5.6.20.
We also recommend that PHP is configured to use a memory limit of 64MB per request (128MB may be required for sites with higher complexity).
This plug-in is not compatible with the WordPress.com hosted service.
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