How to Filter WordPress Listings based on REST API Query

Want to dynamically pull in #WordPress posts from another website and filter them without writing a single line of code? With CrocoBlock’s #JetEngine and #JetSmartFilters, it's not just possible, it's easy! In this tutorial, Andrew walks you through filtering listings with data sourced from an external site using the #REST API query type in JetEngine.
Learn how to create a REST API endpoint, build queries, set up filters, and display listings - all step by step. If you find this helpful, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and drop a comment!

📄 How to Filter Listing Based on REST API Query Type
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► TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Introduction
00:42 Configuring the REST API Endpoint
03:20 Setting Up the REST API Query
04:53 Creating Smart Filters for API Data
05:52 Designing the Listing Display
08:10 Adding Listings & Filters to the Frontend
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[pulp]

Thank you and please share more tutorials for REST API

[scprojects-gr]

+1 From me. Need more Tutorials for REST API

[UltraGamesETutoriais]

Sorry, I couldn't understand the per page part, how can I configure it to appear every 20 posts? After all, is there pagination for REST API?

[exeBat-wk]

@Crocoblock I need help. I have a main table called 'produto', and in it I have repeater fields coming directly from an API. I can't use the repeater — it shows up blank, while the other non-repeater data appears normally

[mashaya]

Great tutorial!
Thank you!

Is it possible to create a search box (input field) + submit button on the page of the api listing grid? So when you type a search term (instead of clicking on a filter button), you can click the submit button to get the api results.

I think this needs another tutorial video 😊.

[mrchaudhary]

does it work with the API's that are not wordpress?

[pulp]

Hi again. I’m using the REST API feature to fetch data from an external API that paginates results (20 items per page). The API requires ?page=X to get more items; it ignores per_page parameters. I tried setting per_page=99 as shown in your video, but it still only returns 20 items.
Is there a built-in way to make JetEngine fetch all pages automatically? If not, what’s the recommended solution? The API doesn’t provide "total pages" but returns empty when done.