π Key Use Cases for MemberPress REST API
πΌ Fundamental Concepts of the MemberPress REST API
π‘ Examples and Metaphors: Understanding MemberPress REST API Use Cases
π Expanding Your Knowledge of MemberPress REST API and Beyond
π§ͺ Tests and Simulations: Exploring the MemberPress REST API Hands-On
β Taking MemberPress REST API to the Next Stage
π Advanced Concepts for MemberPress API and Integrations
π§ͺ Tests and Simulations: Creating Custom API Endpoints, Testing OAuth Workflows, and Advanced Payment Automations
1. π Set Up Postman to Test MemberPress API
Letβs walk through some real-world tests and simulations to help you interact with the MemberPress REST API. By testing the API in action, you’ll gain a clearer understanding of how it works and how you can integrate it with your membership site or external systems.
Tools youβll need:
- Postman: A popular tool to send requests to REST APIs and analyze responses.
- cURL: A command-line tool that allows you to send HTTP requests to APIs.
π Step-by-Step Simulation with Postman
Before starting, youβll need to ensure that the API is enabled in MemberPress and that you have your API Key.
Setting up Postman:
- Download and Install Postman: Get Postman
- Create a New Request:
- Open Postman and click on “New” to create a new request.
- Choose the method (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) depending on what action you want to perform.
- Set the Request URL:
- The URL should follow the pattern:
https://your-site.com/wp-json/mp/v1/{endpoint}
- Example endpoint:
/members
for retrieving members.
- The URL should follow the pattern:
- Add Authorization:
- Go to the Authorization tab in Postman and select Bearer Token.
- Paste your MemberPress API Key in the token field.