Aeria provides a set of standard Ajax endpoints that you can use.

## Search

If you need to get a list of posts, there's an endpoint for that. You can find it on:

http://[your_wp_installation_link]/wp-json/aeria/search

The available parameters are:

• s : the search field's value.
• sender: this manipulates the API's response. Right now, 2 options are available:
• "SelectOptions" which only returns ID and post_title
• anything else returns the full response.
• post_type specifies the required post type.
• parent_id specifies the parent ID.
• taxonomy specifies the taxonomy.
• taxonomy_terms specifies the terms to look for in the taxonomy.
• orderby specifies an order parameter for the results.
• order specifies an order for the results.
• numberposts specifies the required number of posts. By default, it is set to -1(all).

To get a list of post_types, you can use:

http://[your_wp_installation_link]/wp-json/aeria/post-types

The available parameters are:

• s, representing the searched value.
• public, whether the searched post type is public or not.

To get a list of post_types, you can use:

http://[your_wp_installation_link]/wp-json/aeria/taxonomies

The available parameters are:

• s, representing the searched value.
• post_type, specifying the related post type.

To get a list of terms, you can use:

http://[your_wp_installation_link]/wp-json/aeria/terms

The available parameters are:

• s, representing the searched value.
• taxonomy, specifying the taxonomy of terms you want (default is category).
• hide_empty, Whether to hide terms not assigned to any posts (default true).
• sender: this manipulates the API's response. Right now, 2 options are available:
• "SelectOptions" which only returns ID and name
• anything else returns the full response.

To know more about the Validation API, check the validators page.