README

WordPress plugin for syncing Lomnio data into local database tables and reading it from theme code.

Installation

Install Composer dependencies inside the plugin directory:

cd wp-content/plugins/lomnio-api-connector
composer install
composer dump-autoload --no-dev

Activate the plugin in WordPress admin:

/wp-admin/plugins.php

Admin Pages

Endpoint management page:

/wp-admin/admin.php?page=lomnio-api-endpoints

This page allows admins to:

• enable or disable endpoints;
• set sync frequency;
• run all syncs manually;
• run Project or Units sync separately;
• check Status, Message, and Fetched At.

Hidden API token settings page:

/wp-admin/admin.php?page=lomnio-api-connector

The page is available only to users with manage_options. The API token is stored encrypted in wp_options.

You can paste either a raw token or the full header:

Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_TOKEN

After saving a valid token, the plugin queues immediate Project and Units sync when the endpoints are active.

Sync

The plugin uses Action Scheduler.

Project action hook:

lomnio_api_connector_sync_project

Units action hook:

lomnio_api_connector_sync_units

Default schedules:

• Project: once per day;
• Units: every 10 minutes.

Available schedules include 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 30 minutes, hourly, twice daily, and daily.

Stored Data

Project data is stored in:

{$wpdb->prefix}lomnio_project

The table stores ProjectResource without the API data wrapper.

Units data is stored in:

{$wpdb->prefix}lomnio_units

Units sync uses one detailed list request:

/v1/units?per_page=-1&detailed=true

The plugin does not call:

/v1/units/{unit}

Each unit row stores the detailed UnitResource in list_payload_json and detail_payload_json, plus separate columns for filtering and sorting.

Theme Usage

Project as object:

use LomnioApiConnector\Database\ProjectRepository;

$lomnio_project = new ProjectRepository();

$section['project'] = $lomnio_project->get_project_object();

Project as array:

use LomnioApiConnector\Database\ProjectRepository;

$lomnio_project = new ProjectRepository();

$project = $lomnio_project->get_api_response();

Units list:

use LomnioApiConnector\Database\UnitRepository;

$lomnio_units = new UnitRepository();

$section['units'] = $lomnio_units->get_units();

Units with filters:

use LomnioApiConnector\Database\UnitRepository;

$lomnio_units = new UnitRepository();

$section['units'] = $lomnio_units->get_units(
	array(
		'status' => 'available',
		'floor'  => 2,
	)
);

Single unit by ID:

use LomnioApiConnector\Database\UnitRepository;

$lomnio_units = new UnitRepository();

$section['unit'] = $lomnio_units->get_unit_by_id( 51 );

Single unit by code:

use LomnioApiConnector\Database\UnitRepository;

$lomnio_units = new UnitRepository();

$section['unit'] = $lomnio_units->get_unit_by_code( 'A101' );

Available Unit Filters

get_units() supports these filters:

• id
• unit_id
• code
• status
• status_code
• type
• layout_type
• floor
• floor_number
• floor_id
• building_id
• phase_id
• room_count

Filter values can be scalar values or arrays:

$units = $lomnio_units->get_units(
	array(
		'status' => array( 'available', 'reserved' ),
		'floor'  => array( 1, 2, 3 ),
	)
);

Direct Authorization Header

If plugin code needs the configured authorization header:

$headers = \LomnioApiConnector\Plugin::instance()
	->secret_storage()
	->get_authorization_headers();

The result is either a headers array or WP_Error.