wp-api

I would like to make requests to the WordPress API much faster. My API is implemented in a plugin (using register_rest_route to register my routes). However, since this is a plugin, everything is loaded with it (the child-theme and the theme) and basically a query to this API is taking half a second because of all this useless parts loaded. Doesn't WordPress API can be used in another way? Since most plugin making use of the WP-API doesn't need any other plugins to be loaded, even less a theme... I don't understand how they could miss that. Is there anyway to do this? Yes, it is possible. In

This question already has an answer here: Http Get using Android HttpURLConnection 6 answers i want to build an android app for my wordpress website using wp-api plugin. how can i send HttpRequest(GET) and recive response in Json? Try below code to get json from a URL HttpClient httpclient = new DefaultHttpClient(); HttpGet httpget= new HttpGet(URL); HttpResponse response = httpclient.execute(httpget); if(response.getStatusLine().getStatusCode()==200){ String server_response = EntityUtils.toString(response.getEntity()); Log.i("Server response", server_response ); } else { Log.i("Server

I have been using the Wordpress REST plugin WP-API for months now while developing locally with XAMPP. I recently migrated my site to an EC2 instance and everything is working fine except I now get a 404 with the following message whenever I try to access any endpoint on the API: The requested URL /wordpress/wp-json/ was not found on this server Pretty permalinks are enabled with the following structure http://.../wordpress/sample-post/ which works fine when navigating to a specific post in the browser. Here are some details about my setup: Wordpress 4.4.1 Not a Multisite WP REST API plugin 2