=== ProBoast === Requires at least: 5.0 Tested up to: 5.8 Stable tag: 1.0.0 License: GPLv2 or later License URI: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html The ProBoast plugin exposes a REST API (POST) endpoint on your WordPress site, and receives web hooks from ProBoast.com. == Description == ProBoast is a service that enables uploading of images to your website via SMS text message. To sign up, visit https://proboast.com. The goal of ProBoast is to eliminate the friction associated with uploading photos to your website from your mobile phone, improve SEO and the experience of your users/customers. == How to install/configure plugin and interaction with ProBoast service == 1. Create an account at: https://proboast.com 2. Upon creating your user account on https://proboast.com, you are able to add a website via https://proboast.com/add-website. 3. On your WordPress site, while logged in as an admin, access "Settings" > "ProBoast". Complete the "ProBoast Site UUID" field and "ProBoast Authorization Token Salt" fields. 4. On https://proboast.com, you must set the "Web hook URL" on the "Edit Website" user interface. 5. Once the web hook URL is defined on https://proboast.com, select the "Connect" link on the "Edit Website" user interface. Enter the 6 digit code displayed on the WordPress ProBoast plugin configuration page. 6. Success! You've enabled and properly configured the ProBoast WordPress plugin. You are now ready to post photos! == Security Notes == An API endpoint will be exposed at http(s)://your-site.com/wp-json/proboast/v1/webhooks. To interact with this API and execute any of the 4 commands that it is able to process, the POST parameter "push-authorization-token" must match the ProBoast module configuration value for "proboast_authorization_token". This value can be changed at anytime if security is believed to have been compromised. == Changelog == = 1.0 = * Initial release of plugin. * Plugin options form created. * REST endpoint for receiving webhooks. * Handling for 4 webhooks: "connect-website", "create-album", "create-image", "delete-image"