Data Structure

The example provided demonstrates the data structure for output requests made by the WP Data Sync API.

WordPress Data Array

$wordpress = [
	'primary_id'   => [
        'meta_key'   => 'key',
        'meta_value' => 'value'
    ],
    'post_object'  => [
        'post_title' => 'string',
        'post_type'  => 'string',
        // Etc...
    ],
    'post_meta' => [
        'key' => 'value',
        'key' => 'value'
    ],
    'taxonomies' => [
	    'taxonomy' => [
	    	['term_i'] => [
		        'term'    => 'string',
		        'parents' => [
		        	'parent',
			        'parent'
		        ]
		    ]
	    ]
    ],
    'post_thumbnail'  => 'URL string',
];

WooCommerce Data Array

$woocommerce = [
	'product_gallery' => [
		'URL string',
		'URL string'
	],
	'attributes' => [
		['attribute_1'] => [
			'name'    => 'string',
			'values'  => [
				'string',
				'string',
				'string'
			],
			'is_visible'   => 'bool',
			'is_taxonomy'  => 'bool',
			'is_variation' => 'bool'
		]
	],
	'variations' => [
		['variation_1'] => [
			'post_object' => [
				'post_title' => 'string',
				'post_type'  => 'string',
				// Etc...
			],
			'post_meta' => [
				'key' => 'value',
				'key' => 'value'
			],
			'post_thumbnail' => 'string'
		]
	],
	'cross_sells' => [
		'sell_id'  => 'string',
		'sell_ids' => [
			'string',
			'string'
		],
		'relational_key' => 'string'
	],
	'up_sells' => [
		'sell_id'  => 'string',
		'sell_ids' => [
			'string',
			'string'
		],
		'relational_key' => 'string'
	]
];

Data

$data = array_merge( $wordpress, $woocommerce );