Call External Rest API from within WordPress

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Hi, So, I've taken a look at your links, looks good. I am in the process of writing a dual plugin that lets multiple WordPress clients (plugin A) call a WordPress server (plugin B). This is done using cURL and JSON pretty much as you need to. Because of the way the WordPress framework works, you can essentially have this 'seemingly' occur client-side while your actual API calls are PHP/cURL. That's how mine works. Of course you don't have to. Without knowing too much about your site I'm not sure if you see a need for that, however, if you do see value in being able to make calls to the API in order to manipulate your page without reloading it, then you can by having JavaScript pass the request to a WordPress plugin (PHP) which makes the API call via cURL and responds with the results for JavaScript to do its thing. I think that a plugin could be written to provide: 1) An inline solution, such as a shortcode, to make the API call and render as the page loads 2) An AJAX solution that would allow you to run the same function client-side Of course solution 2 means you don't have to wait synchronously for your API to respond in order to render your page like you would with solution 1. I personally would always go with solution 2 and never with solution 1. That's just advice for you to consider though ;) * both solutions would be calling the API from PHP via cURL.