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The '''Connect to wordpress''' command establishes a connection with a WordPress website.
  
 
This command will set up a connection with a WordPress website using the WordPress REST API. You will need to provide the base URL for your WordPress site, and the username and password for a user with admin-level capabilities.
 
This command will set up a connection with a WordPress website using the WordPress REST API. You will need to provide the base URL for your WordPress site, and the username and password for a user with admin-level capabilities.

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The Connect to wordpress command establishes a connection with a WordPress website.

This command will set up a connection with a WordPress website using the WordPress REST API. You will need to provide the base URL for your WordPress site, and the username and password for a user with admin-level capabilities.

Parameters

URL: The base URL for your WordPress website. This should be the full URL, including "https://" or "http://". For example: "https://example.com".

Username: Your WordPress username.

Password: Your WordPress password. Note that the password is sensitive information, so be cautious about sharing your scripts with others or posting them online.

Example

setup wordpress connection("https://example.com", "username", "password")

This script sets up a connection with a WordPress site at https://example.com using the username "username" and the password "password". Replace "https://example.com", "username", and "password" with your own WordPress site's URL, username, and password, respectively.

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