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WordPress Integration

The WordPress integration enables your QuickBot to interact with WordPress sites, create posts, manage users, and handle content dynamically.

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Setup

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1. WordPress API Setup

1. Ensure your WordPress site has the REST API enabled (default in WordPress 4.7+)
2. For authentication, you’ll need either:
   • Application passwords (recommended for WordPress 5.6+)
   • JWT authentication plugin
   • OAuth plugin

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2. Configure the Block

1. Add the WordPress block to your flow
2. Enter your WordPress site URL
3. Configure authentication method
4. Test the connection

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Actions

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Create Post

Create new WordPress posts with:

• Title and content
• Categories and tags
• Featured images
• Custom fields
• Publication status

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Get Posts

Retrieve WordPress posts based on:

• Categories
• Tags
• Date ranges
• Custom queries

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User Management

• Create new users
• Update user profiles
• Get user information

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Use Cases

• Automatically create blog posts from user submissions
• Generate content based on bot conversations
• User registration through bot interactions
• Content recommendations based on user preferences

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Authentication Methods

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Application Passwords (Recommended)

1. Go to Users > Profile in WordPress admin
2. Generate an application password
3. Use username and application password in the block

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JWT Authentication

1. Install a JWT authentication plugin
2. Configure JWT settings
3. Use JWT tokens in the block

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Troubleshooting

• Verify WordPress REST API is accessible
• Check authentication credentials
• Ensure proper user permissions
• Review WordPress security plugins that might block requests