Tag: WordPress

Receive and verify webhook callbacks from external providers.

Connect user accounts to OAuth providers (Google, etc.) with secure redirect flows.

Perform HTTP GET requests using WordPress HTTP API helpers.

Send HTTP POST/JSON payloads with wp_remote_post().

Let users export/import plugin settings as JSON for migrations and backups.

Add roles/capabilities for fine-grained plugin permissions.

Extend WooCommerce safely by checking if WooCommerce is active before loading features.

Customize prices, checkout, emails, and order flows with WooCommerce hooks.

Build a WooCommerce payment gateway class that processes checkout payments.

Connect plugins to external services with secure keys and resilient HTTP calls.