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import apiFetch from '@wordpress/api-fetch'; |
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import { __ } from '@wordpress/i18n'; |
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const path = '/extendify/v1/agent/site-options'; |
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export const options = { |
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name: 'extendify/options', |
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label: __('Site settings', 'extendify-local'), |
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description: |
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'Read the settings this site stores, which is where WordPress, its theme and its plugins each keep their configuration. The address the site sends mail to is admin_email. Search by part of a name to find where something is kept, or name the settings to read them outright.', |
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inputSchema: { |
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type: 'object', |
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properties: { |
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search: { |
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type: 'string', |
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description: |
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'Part of a setting name, such as the prefix a plugin puts on its own.', |
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}, |
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name: { |
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type: 'string', |
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description: 'A setting to read.', |
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}, |
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names: { |
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type: 'array', |
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items: { type: 'string' }, |
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description: 'Several settings to read at once.', |
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}, |
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}, |
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}, |
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annotations: { readonly: true }, |
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execute: (input = {}) => apiFetch({ path, method: 'POST', data: input }), |
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}; |
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