Never mind… use this:
add_filter( ‘json_prepare_user’, ‘add_user_metadata’, 10, 3 );
function add_user_metadata( $user_fields, $user, $context ) {
add_author_meta_field( $user_fields, ‘user_coins’ );
return $user_fields;
}
function add_author_meta_field( &$user_fields, $field ) {
if ( $meta = get_the_author_meta( $field, $user_fields[‘ID’] ) ) {
$user_fields[ $field ] = $meta;
}
}
and “add_author_meta_field” for every meta key you need.
Hope that helps someone else!
BTW… how can I make a POST request to a custom meta key?
mydomain.com/wp-json/users/1?data[my_meta_key]=2500
is not working… any hint for that?
EDIT: I also try http://wp-api.org/#posts_create-meta-for-a-post without any luck. Is a lack of info in that with the endpoint
Should be something like this: my-domain.com/wp-json/posts/1223/meta?data[my_meta_key]=2500
of what???
PS: Every other “native” meta key is working with POST request and I can edit it.
If someone need it:
user Basic Auth (or any other Auth), then:
my-domain.com/wp-json/posts/IDofPost/meta/MetaID
the use value pair to upload the value of it. Normally, having the ID of the Meta, you only need to pass: value=Example
if you want to use full endpoint is:
my-domain.com/wp-json/posts/IDofPost/meta/MetaID?data[value]=Example
PS: Change IDofPost and MetaID for the values you need. Check your meta response to know which one you need to edit.
