How to use wpcom-proxy-request - 3 common examples
To help you get started, we’ve selected a few wpcom-proxy-request examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.
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client_id: config( 'wpcom_signup_id' ),
client_secret: config( 'wpcom_signup_key' ),
};
const args = {
path: '/me/social-login/connect',
body: body,
};
/*
* Before attempting the social connect, we reload the proxy.
* This ensures that the proxy iframe has set the correct API cookie,
* particularly after the user has logged in, but Calypso hasn't
* been reloaded yet.
*/
require( 'wpcom-proxy-request' ).reloadProxy();
this.wpcom.req.post( { metaAPI: { accessAllUsersBlogs: true } } );
return this.wpcom.req.post( args, fn );
};
UndocumentedMe.prototype.preferences = MePreferences;client_id: config( 'wpcom_signup_id' ),
client_secret: config( 'wpcom_signup_key' ),
};
const args = {
path: '/me/social-login/connect',
body: body,
};
/*
* Before attempting the social connect, we reload the proxy.
* This ensures that the proxy iframe has set the correct API cookie,
* particularly after the user has logged in, but Calypso hasn't
* been reloaded yet.
*/
require( 'wpcom-proxy-request' ).reloadProxy();
this.wpcom.req.post( { metaAPI: { accessAllUsersBlogs: true } } );
return this.wpcom.req.post( args, fn );
};new Promise( resolve => {
proxy( req, ( err, body, xhr ) => {
resolve( {
status: xhr.status === undefined ? 200 : xhr.status,
body,
error: err,
} );
} );
} )
;wpcom-proxy-request
Proxied cookie-authenticated REST API requests to WordPress.com.
