First of all, symlinks are very useful for when you’re developing and testing something locally. For example, a WordPress plugin. Typical setup in this case would be a separate plugin folder with all the developers tools, libraries and sub-folders plus everything you need to publish it on WordPress.org plugin repository. Of course, not all of …
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How to read WP REST API response body in JavaScript
I’ve been playing with WordPress REST APIs lately and found out that very little information is available about default endpoints and even less: about modifying them or creating you own. Especially when it comes to adding things in you DB and working with REST API responses afterwards.