Answer by nana for Ruby on Rails Integration With Wordpress
use MAMP and install wordpress.open the page in your localhost.then you can use the firefox tool to see the html code.
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The older answers are not relevant anymore. WordPress now provides a Rest API which can be accessed here:https://developer.wordpress.org/rest-api/1) You will probably want to integrate all routing (by...
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The Museum of Modern Art had a WordPress JSON API plugin built for this exact purpose: https://github.com/dphiffer/wp-json-apiThis allowed them to build a RoR-based front-end layer while maintaining a...
View ArticleAnswer by Ari Gesher for Ruby on Rails Integration With Wordpress
This seems to be working for me (I'm loading from Wordpress as secondary database, hence the establish_connection() calls and overriding table_name. This should get most of the way there, giving you...
View ArticleAnswer by ksol for Ruby on Rails Integration With Wordpress
Concerning HAML, you can still write your views in haml, and then use haml input.haml output.html on the command line. A bit boring, but you don't have to write html.
View ArticleAnswer by davidb for Ruby on Rails Integration With Wordpress
You could install Wordpress then reproduce the wordpress database as Models and add the associations like wordpress uses them. Then you would be able to access the data using rails that were entered in...
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I have a client who has requested for me to build them a website with a very user friendly way to update content. They have expressed familiarity with wordpress, and expressed interest in being able to...
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