How to use @frontity/wp-source - 2 common examples
To help you get started, we’ve selected a few @frontity/wp-source examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.
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frontity / frontity / packages / head-tags / src / __tests__ / head-tags.tests.ts View on Github 
beforeEach(() => {
// Create store.
const config: HeadTagsPackage = clone(headTagsPackage());
// Mock wp-source state.
const {
state: { source }
} = clone(wpSource());
config.state.source = source;
config.state.source.api = "https://test.frontity.io/wp-json";
// Mock router state.
config.state.router = { link: "/" };
// Mock site url.
config.state.frontity = { url: "https://mars.frontity.org" };
// Initialize store.
store = createStore(config);
});beforeEach(() => {
warn.mockClear();
// Create store.
const config: HeadTagsPackage = clone(headTagsPackage());
// Mock wp-source state.
config.state.source = clone(wpSource()).state.source;
config.state.source.api = "https://test.frontity.io/wp-json";
// Mock router state.
config.state.router = { link: "/" };
// Mock site url.
config.state.frontity = { url: "https://mars.frontity.org" };
// Initialize store.
store = createStore(config);
});@frontity/wp-source
A Frontity source package for the REST API of self-hosted and WordPress.com sites
