Suggestion to add the tutorial link

[maheshwaghmare]

I have created a tutorial in which I have examined about the application passwords.

And demonstrate some example usage with Postman, Curl & with wp_remote_post().

So, Is there any possibility for adding the link in to the readme file?

Tutorial link: How to use Application Passwords for Basic Authentication?

[r14ull]

many thanks for your writeup maheshwaghmare, helped me a lot with posting to https://github.com/airesvsg/acf-to-rest-api/ plugin securely

[kasparsd]

Thank you for sharing the article @maheshwaghmare!

[jeffpaul]

Having a step-by-step tutorial is helpful for new users getting this plugin set up. I'd suggest we look to port @maheshwaghmare's work into a new page on the wiki in this repo so that we can more easily update the tutorial as new versions of the plugin are released. If @kasparsd is ok with that, then I can work on getting @maheshwaghmare's work updated to the current plugin version and pushed up as a new wiki page that we could reference from the plugin readme files?

[kasparsd]

Sounds great @jeffpaul -- having a wiki page with relevant tutorials and usage examples would be great!

[jeffpaul]

@kasparsd if you want to assign to me, I'll look to get this started next week

[jeffpaul]

@kasparsd I'm getting an error trying to push to the wiki (presumably because I need to add images and can't do that via the web Wiki interface and need to via Git). Can you add push access for me?

[kasparsd]

@jeffpaul Would love to do that but unfortunately I don't have the capabilities to do that. Maybe @georgestephanis could help with that?

[zlager]

I've found this part helpful as well, incase anyone needs to connect to wordpress api with php: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35765474/create-post-wordpress-com-using-rest-api

[jeffpaul]

@georgestephanis fwiw I still have my branch stashed locally and can push it to the wiki here if you're able to bump my permissions in the repo.