=== Plugin Name === Contributors: rocketwood, jascott Donate link: http://kickpress.org/ Tags: api, shortcodes, widgets, custom post types, php framework Requires at least: 3.2 Tested up to: 3.3.1 Stable tag: 0.1.5 KickPress turns your WordPress install into an API == Description == This version is a beta pre-release, all functions and variables are subject to change without notice. Please report any issues to help make this a better product. This plugin addresses many features that WordPress does not have out-of-the-box but that are interrelated in some way and should be included in one plugin as these features need to play well together. Here is a list of some features: For Administrators 1. Allows for point-and-click post type management 2. Adds user roles and capabilities control 3. Adds content publication workflow For Designers 1. Has an expanded multi-view template architecture, e.g. For Events, "Day View", "Week View", "Month View", "List View" 2. Adds robust navigation, pagination, and taxonomy widgets 3. Adds advanced filtering and sorting For Developers 1. Uses session-based data storage 2. Has object relationships (a la group-members, user-favorites, etc) 3. Turns your WordPress install into an public API a. Uses a pseudo-ReSTful API to WordPress b. OpenID-style authentication c. Object-oriented resource controllers (post type modules) d. Post meta-types: people, items, locations, events == Installation == 1. Upload the `kickpress` folder to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory 2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress == Screenshots == 1. Adding new Post Types through the WordPress admin interface. == Changelog == = 0.1.5 = * Added JSON API responses for remote api calls * Added Roles and Capabilities * Added Workfklows * General code cleanup = 0.1.4 = * Fixed issues with Adding new custom post types and a fatal error * General code cleanup = 0.1.3 = * Cleaned up API authentication * General code cleanup = 0.1.2 = * Added API authentication for remote access through the KickPress API by means of a token, signature, and timestamp * General code cleanup * Switched directory name back from 'components' to 'modules' for the directory that holds files that extend the API = 0.1.1 = * Fixed issue with errors when no custom post types exist * Fixed issue with permalinks not working with newly registered post types * Added rule to only allow users with permissions to edit options to create custom post types = 0.1 = * First upload to WordPress Plugin SVN.