WordPress-xmlrpc-extenders | xmlrpc methods , or you can use the function

WordPress-xmlrpc-extenders is a PHP library. WordPress-xmlrpc-extenders has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Usage: You can use the structure below to create and add your own xmlrpc methods, or you can use the function below yourself (it's pretty powerful). Some example arrays: array( 1, $username, $password, $post_type, $category, $numberposts, $extra );. Get 10 most recently published posts: array( 1, $username, $password, 'post', false, 10, false );. Get 10 most recently modified posts array( 1, $username, $password, 'post', false, 10, array( 'orderby' => 'modified' ) );. Get 10 most recently modified posts in the sports category ($category can be either a slug or an ID) array( 1, $username, $password, 'post', 'sports', 10, array( 'orderby' => 'modified' ) );. Get 10 most recently modified posts or pages array( 1, $username, $password, array( 'post', 'page' ), false, 10, array( 'orderby' => 'modified' ) );. Search for posts in the sports category with the term Tom Brady in it array( 1, $username, $password, 'post', 'sports', 10, array( 's' => 'Tom Brady' ) );. Basically, it accepts anything get_posts accepts (William P. Davis originally made this for the Bangor Daily News.