oikai_api() – Implement [api] shortcode to produce simple links to an API

Description

Implement [api] shortcode to produce simple links to an API

If there's just one API it's shown as "api()". If more than one then they're comma separated, but NOT in an HTML list "api(), api2()" Links are created to PHP, the local site or the 'preferred' WordPress reference site.

Usage

$string = oikai_api( $atts, $content, $tag );

Parameters

$atts

( array ) optional – shortcode parameters

$content

( string ) optional – content

$tag

( string ) optional – the shortcode tag

Returns

string generated HTML

Source

File name: oik-shortcodes/shortcodes/oik-api.php
Lines:

function oikai_api( $atts=null, $content=null, $tag=null ) {
  oiksc_autoload();
  $apis = bw_array_get_from( $atts, "api,0", null );
  if ( $apis ) {
    $apia = bw_as_array( $apis );
    oik_require( "shortcodes/oik-apilink.php", "oik-shortcodes" );
    oik_require( "shortcodes/oik-api-importer.php", "oik-shortcodes" );
    $count = 0;
    foreach ( $apia as $key => $api ) {
      $api = oikai_simplify_apiname( $api );
      if ( $count ) {
        e( "," );
        e( " " );
      }
      $count++;
      $type = oikai_determine_reference_type( $api ); 
      oikai_handle_reference_type( $api, $type );
    } 
  } else {
    oik_require( "shortcodes/oik-api-status.php", "oik-shortcodes" );
    oikai_api_status( $atts );
  }
  return( bw_ret() );
}
 

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