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What does it mean to support WordPress?
Well maybe to add Application Password support for REST login, it can be very much on such integrations.
A simple example how competition is using it: https://www.activepieces.com/pieces/wordpress
Activepieces
Wordpress Integrations - Connect your apps with Activepieces
Connect Wordpress to hundreds of apps to automate your business. Activepieces is trusted by thousands of users who automate their everyday tasks.
I see new players in Zappier / n8n alternatives. Yet in 2023 when wordpress/woocommerce covers 40% of whole web almost, not having it in your app stack, is like... appkiller
I could and will love to help with testing when you plan to add wordpress / woocommerce.
I can see endless combinations for templating/automations around it.
Much of the tools like Zappier were born thanks to such platforms Shopify, Wordpress, WooCommerce.
Our hub is open source https://hub.windmill.dev/
Windmill Hub
The hub of scripts and flows for windmill
Hope this gives an overview of how a WordPress presence can change the game.
It's very easy to add your own integrations
Will check it out.
ActivePieces is also opensource, guess just written in another language.
I am testing now windmill along n8n and latest found is activepieces, very promissing, yet somehow very bugy and unstable still.
Activepieces is very different from us. We're enterprise grade and much deeper
@rubenf yet, they are getting there, they are young. Deeper yet with somehow less integrations 😉
There is nothing wrong with preferring them, we're not a zapier alternative. If activepieces is a better fit for you then great. Our audience and customers are technical and enterprise
I never said I prefer them, just found them and testing it.
Windmill is indeed more potent and powerful ootb
Yet on the integration side, it seems a bit lacking maybe is just me...
At least I tried, making a suggestion did not made me loose anything.
Was a bit shocking to not even see a mention of the word anywhere in repo or docs / community .
I also noticed these entries, yet the scripts are missing;
Hello @CosmicSound, just want to share my experience using WindMill. In WindMill, you set up your own integrations (many are already available in the hub). As long as there is a system that offers you ways to integrate with (via REST API, https, SDK, etc), you can connect it with WindMill and do as many things as you want as long as the integration allows you to. This is deeper and more customizable than what you can do with any other tools (that I have used) that preconfigured limited commands/actions for you. Speaking of WordPress, it has API (https://developer.wordpress.org/rest-api/reference/posts/#create-a-post). You can definitely set it up in your flow in WindMill using POST HTTP. An existing script that you can use to POST HTTP is in the hub (screenshot here).
Edwin Cromley
WordPress Developer Resources
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Will look into this.