Connect your Website to a JSON-API:
Get JSON, render it with a template and display livedata on your WordPress site.
The plugin parses almost any JSON feed and allows you to display all data on your website: Import data from an API / Webservice to display it on your website.
- Increase you’re user’s, customer’s and fan’s interest by providing updated and relevant data everytime they visit your site
- Save time by using the JSON Content Importer to display dynamic, search engine crawlable content in the look and feel that matches your website and improve your SEO
Jenny is managing the WordPress-website of a local public library. She’d like to add a list of the currently nationwide best selling books.Herefore, she has two options: to manually update this list every now and then – or to simply connect her WordPress to a datasource providing this list.
The second option is much more convenient: Read more on how Jenny spared herself hours and hours of work over the months with this plugin.
If you have an focus on a API you ask yourself: Is this plugin of any help using this special API?
The answer is: Maybe, that depends… 😉
First let’s have a look onto the Supportpage for this Plugin with a growing collection of APIs and typical API-situations.
This Website supports both the free and PRO-Version and shows how to run both versions.
Feel free to include great data on your website without needing to spend a cent and freely use the free plugin for personal or commercial projects without any strings attached.
I don’t require any attribution for the free version, but it is always appreciated 😉
If you love the plugin, you can also make a donating – whatever it’s worth for you. Thank you for your using and appreciating my plugin!
Version: 1.2.1830809 Downloads
13 Ratings: 100%
Free Features:
- Simple to use without requiring you to code
- Customizable: use a template to look however you like
- JSON feed content is crawlable by search engines adding SEO value to your site
- Embed feeds via shortcode into your page, post or widget anywhere on your website
- Cache the JSON-feed: retrieve once, use many times
- e.g.: Show events from the JSON feed with name, date/time, location and description
- support and ongoing development
- handling of a wider range of JSON-feeds / APIs
- enhanced template engine: the plugin-own engine is better, the famous twig-engine is the PRO-alternative
- template-manager: store templates independent of pages
- display as widget at the sidebar or footer
- build applications: select JSON-feed on the fly
- third-party shortcodes work inside the jsoncontentimporter-shortcode
- and a lot more…
The above numbers for version, downloads and rating are livedata from the wordpress.org API – the shortcode with the free version is as following:
[jsoncontentimporter url=”https://api.wordpress.org/plugins/info/1.0/json-content-importer.json”]Version: {version}, {downloaded} Downloads, {num_ratings} Ratings: {rating}%[/jsoncontentimporter]