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dbp-wp

v0.2.16

Published

Local-first app to bulk-edit WordPress content over the REST API. Runs via npx: starts a localhost server, serves the web UI, and opens your browser.

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Maintainers

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Keywords

wordpresswordpress-rest-apibulk-editspreadsheetcli

Readme

dbp-wp

A local-first app to bulk-edit WordPress content over the REST API — spreadsheet-style editing, table views, CSV/JSON import, and (coming) print-ready CSS typesetting.

npx dbp-wp

This starts a local server on 127.0.0.1, serves the web UI, and opens it in your browser. Connect to your own WordPress site with its URL, your username, and an Application Password.

How it works

  • Your data stays in your own WordPress install. The app talks directly to it over the WordPress REST API; there is no third-party server.
  • Credentials and WordPress requests stay in the local Node process. The browser UI never holds secrets and is not subject to cross-origin restrictions.
  • Credentials are kept in memory only and are never written to disk. You can also seed a connection from the environment (DBP_WP_SITE_URL, DBP_WP_USERNAME, DBP_WP_APP_PASSWORD).

Modes

  • Full mode — with the optional companion plugin (dbp-wp-connector) installed, you can edit and bulk-delete arbitrary post meta.
  • Restricted mode — without the plugin, standard REST fields (title, menu order, status) still work.

Configuration

| Variable | Purpose | | -------------------- | --------------------------------------------------- | | DBP_WP_CLI_PORT | Port to listen on (default 4317). | | DBP_WP_SITE_URL | Seed an initial connection (with the two below). | | DBP_WP_USERNAME | WordPress username. | | DBP_WP_APP_PASSWORD| WordPress Application Password. |

Requires Node.js >= 20.

License

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. See LICENSE.