README for cd_wp_api Package Description The cd_wp_api package is designed for interacting with WordPress APIs, providing a convenient way to access and manipulate WordPress data programmatically. This package simplifies the process of connecting to the WordPress API, performing CRUD operations, and handling WordPress-specific data structures.

Features WordPress API Integration: Functions for connecting to the WordPress API. CRUD Operations: Create, read, update, and delete WordPress resources. Data Handling: Tools to handle and parse data returned from WordPress. (Note: Specific functions and their parameters should be listed here.)

Installation To install the cd_wp_api package, use the following command:

bash Copy code pip install cd_wp_api Usage Connecting to the WordPress API python Copy code from cd_wp_api import WPAPI

Initialize the API

wp_api = WPAPI('your_wordpress_site_url', 'username', 'password') Creating a New Post python Copy code post_data = { 'title': 'My New Post', 'content': 'Content of the post', 'status': 'publish' } response = wp_api.create_post(post_data) Scheduling a Post python Copy code from datetime import datetime, timedelta

Schedule a post for 1 day later

future_date = datetime.now() + timedelta(days=1) scheduled_post = { 'title': 'Future Post', 'content': 'This post is scheduled for the future.', 'status': 'future', 'date': future_date.isoformat() # ISO 8601 format } response = wp_api.create_post(scheduled_post) Adding Tags/Keywords to a Post python Copy code post_data_with_tags = { 'title': 'Post with Tags', 'content': 'This is a post with tags.', 'status': 'publish', 'tags': ['tag1', 'tag2', 'tag3'] # List of tags or tag IDs } response = wp_api.create_post(post_data_with_tags) Documentation For more documentation, please go to Code Docta.

Versioning To check the current version of the package:

python Copy code from cd_wp_api import version print(version) Contribution Contributions are welcome. Please follow the coding standards and write tests for new features.

License This package is licensed under [appropriate license, e.g., MIT].