children hook

Hello Batmanian,

if you create a filter for that hook, you can pass as the argument the data to filter

example:

add_filter( 'json_menus_format_menu_item', 'my_menu_filter', 1 );

function my_menu_filter( $menu_data ) {
    var_dump($menu_data);
    // do something with $menu_data
    return $menu_data;
}

$menu_data is an array that contains the information that will be fed to WP API – if you want to manipulate this data you can do it in your custom filter callback – you need to make sure that $menu_data is a valid PHP array, it will be encoded to JSON by WP API

I’m not sure how you are retrieving the JSON data but if you have put a filter in place, it will be formatted the way you want and the data will be returned at the routes provided by the plugin – the output of course is a JSON object: you can treat a JSON object like a Javascript object and use the data in each of its nodes accordingly – strings, arrays, numbers, bool…

@goharika, this plugin doesn’t create new menu items, you have to use WordPress default menus functions and interface to do that: https://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/WordPress_Menu_User_Guide once that is done, the menu and their elements will be available to the rest api with this plugin

sorry then, currently it’s in read mode only

https://github.com/nekojira/wp-api-menus/blob/master/lib/wp-api-menus-v2.php#L47

to do other CRUD operations the plugin needs to be expanded further