WOOF

The major class in the API, which provides a point of entry into the rest of the API via the global variable $wf.

WOOF_Attachment

Represents a WordPress Image or File attachment.

WOOF_Collection

Represents a collection of other objects, supporting foreach iteration via PHP’s Iterator interface, and many other features such as sorting. The MasterPress API makes heavy use of collections, which offer far more power than basic arrays.

WOOF_Comment

Represents a comment on a WordPress post

WOOF_CommentAuthor

Respresents an unknown author of a post comment, that is, a visitor who is not registered on the site.

WOOF_CommentUser

Respresents a known author of a post comment, extending the WOOF_User class to include an IP address.

WOOF_EXIF

Represents EXIF (EXchangable Image file Format) photographic information about an image, if available.

WOOF_Expression

Represents a delayed evaluation of an object property, by encapsulating a base context object and an expression to be evaluated on that object. 

WOOF_File

A powerful class representing a file within your WordPress site, which also provides base methods for the WOOF_Image class.

WOOF_HTML

A utility class for generating HTML code, used heavily throughout the MasterPress UI, but also handy for theme development.

WOOF_Image

A powerful class representing an image file within your WordPress site, which offers resizing, cropping, and manipulation features.

WOOF_Inflector

A utility class for working with English-language strings, offering operations like pluralization, singularization, underscoring, title-casing, and so on. Based on a component of the Akelos framework, which is a port of the Ruby on Rails Inflector.

WOOF_Post

Represents a single post or page in WordPress, including posts based on custom post types.

WOOF_PostCol

Provides methods used in the presentation of columns in WordPress post listings screens. 

WOOF_PostType

Represents a WordPress post type (custom or built-in), containing many powerful methods for querying, and working with posts of each type.

WOOF_Request

A class used to provide a more convenient wrapper around the HTTP API.

WOOF_Role

Represents a User Role within WordPress.

WOOF_Silent

A powerful class that provides silent failure for error or empty-object conditions, allowing theme developers to code in a more concise style, reminiscent of aspects of jQuery.

Note: you won’t generally create a WOOF_Silent object, or request once specifically – they are purely a shell object which the rest of the API uses to return conditions that would normally be “false”, or an error”

WOOF_SimpleCollection

An extension of the base collection class for working with primitive PHP types

WOOF_Site

Represents either a single site within a WordPress multisite network or simply just the encompassing site for a single-site installation.

WOOF_Taxonomy

Represents a single Taxonomy (custom or built-in) within WordPress, containing many powerful methods for working with the terms within each taxonomy. 

WOOF_Term

Represents a single term within a WordPress taxonomy, containing many powerful methods for working with them.

WOOF_User

Represents a single user within WordPress.

WOOF_Wrap

An abstract base class for most of the other classes in the API, providing common behaviours such as property and method overloading via PHP’s magic methods.