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# superdesk-wordpress-plugin
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# What is the Wordpress Superdesk Publisher plugin?
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The Superdesk Wordpress Publisher plugin enables content to be sent from an instance of Sourcefabric's Superdesk newsroom management system (www.superdesk.org) and the Wordpress instance it's installed on. Superdesk itself is open source (https://github.com/superdesk/superdesk).
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The Superdesk Wordpress Publisher plugin enables content to be sent from an instance of Sourcefabric's Superdesk newsroom management system (www.superdesk.org) and the Wordpress instance it's installed on. Superdesk itself is open source (https://github.com/superdesk/superdesk).
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# What does the Wordpress Superdesk Publisher plugin do?
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When both Superdesk and the Wordpress Superdesk Publisher plugin are correctly configured, a Superdesk user publishes an item and it is automatically published in Wordpress. Users can still log in to Wordpress to administer the site.
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When both Superdesk and the Wordpress Superdesk Publisher plugin are correctly configured, a Superdesk user publishes an item and it is automatically published in Wordpress. Users can still log in to Wordpress to administer the site.
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# How does it work?
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Superdesk supports the IPTC's industry standard ninjs (http://dev.iptc.org/ninjs), which standardizes the representation of news in JSON - a lightweight, easy-to-parse, data interchange format. The Superdesk Wordpress Publisher plugin will also enable multiple instances of Wordpress to receive content from a single instance of Superdesk; output channels are defined in Superdesk, so you could have multiple, or only one, or none at all (which wouldn't be that useful but still possible (wink)). This plugin should also work with other information sources that use ninjs.
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Superdesk supports the IPTC's industry standard ninjs (http://dev.iptc.org/ninjs), which standardizes the representation of news in JSON - a lightweight, easy-to-parse, data interchange format. The Superdesk Wordpress Publisher plugin will also enable multiple instances of Wordpress to receive content from a single instance of Superdesk; output channels are defined in Superdesk, so you could have multiple, or only one, or none at all (which wouldn't be that useful but still possible (wink)). This plugin should also work with other information sources that use ninjs.
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We've created a table to map fields between Superdesk's ninjs implementation and Wordpress: https://wiki.sourcefabric.org/display/NR/Ninjs+to+WP+data+structure+mapping
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We've created a table to map fields between Superdesk's ninjs implementation and Wordpress: https://wiki.sourcefabric.org/display/NR/Ninjs+to+WP+data+structure+mapping
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The Superdesk Wordpress Publisher plugin currently uses Superdesk's HTTP PUSH to receive content in ninjs. (This is likely to change in future versions.)
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The Superdesk Wordpress Publisher plugin currently uses Superdesk's HTTP PUSH to receive content in ninjs. (This is likely to change in future versions.)
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# What's next?
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We do not have a native Wordpress publishing provider in Superdesk, and there is no plan to write one in the current roadmap. We prefer to use ninjs as an standard interchange format.
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We do not have a native Wordpress publishing provider in Superdesk, and there is no plan to write one in the current roadmap. We prefer to use ninjs as an standard interchange format.
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