new WPCOM_JSON_API_List_Posts_v1_1_Endpoint( array(
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'description' => 'Get a list of matching posts.',
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'min_version' => '1.1',
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'max_version' => '1.1',
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'group' => 'posts',
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'stat' => 'posts',
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'method' => 'GET',
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'path' => '/sites/%s/posts/',
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'path_labels' => array(
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'$site' => '(int|string) Site ID or domain',
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),
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'query_parameters' => array(
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'number' => '(int=20) The number of posts to return. Limit: 100.',
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'offset' => '(int=0) 0-indexed offset.',
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'page' => '(int) Return the Nth 1-indexed page of posts. Takes precedence over the <code>offset</code> parameter.',
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'page_handle' => '(string) A page handle, returned from a previous API call as a <code>meta.next_page</code> property. This is the most efficient way to fetch the next page of results.',
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'order' => array(
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'DESC' => 'Return posts in descending order. For dates, that means newest to oldest.',
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'ASC' => 'Return posts in ascending order. For dates, that means oldest to newest.',
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),
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'order_by' => array(
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'date' => 'Order by the created time of each post.',
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'modified' => 'Order by the modified time of each post.',
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'title' => "Order lexicographically by the posts' titles.",
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'comment_count' => 'Order by the number of comments for each post.',
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'ID' => 'Order by post ID.',
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),
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'after' => '(ISO 8601 datetime) Return posts dated after the specified datetime.',
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'before' => '(ISO 8601 datetime) Return posts dated before the specified datetime.',
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'modified_after' => '(ISO 8601 datetime) Return posts modified after the specified datetime.',
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'modified_before' => '(ISO 8601 datetime) Return posts modified before the specified datetime.',
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'tag' => '(string) Specify the tag name or slug.',
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'category' => '(string) Specify the category name or slug.',
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'term' => '(object:string) Specify comma-separated term slugs to search within, indexed by taxonomy slug.',
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'type' => "(string) Specify the post type. Defaults to 'post', use 'any' to query for both posts and pages. Post types besides post and page need to be whitelisted using the <code>rest_api_allowed_post_types</code> filter.",
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'parent_id' => '(int) Returns only posts which are children of the specified post. Applies only to hierarchical post types.',
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'exclude' => '(array:int|int) Excludes the specified post ID(s) from the response',
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'exclude_tree' => '(int) Excludes the specified post and all of its descendants from the response. Applies only to hierarchical post types.',
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'status' => '(string) Comma-separated list of statuses for which to query, including any of: "publish", "private", "draft", "pending", "future", and "trash", or simply "any". Defaults to "publish"',
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'sticky' => array(
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'include' => 'Sticky posts are not excluded from the list.',
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'exclude' => 'Sticky posts are excluded from the list.',
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'require' => 'Only include sticky posts',
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),
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'author' => "(int) Author's user ID",
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'search' => '(string) Search query',
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'meta_key' => '(string) Metadata key that the post should contain',
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'meta_value' => '(string) Metadata value that the post should contain. Will only be applied if a `meta_key` is also given',
The expression $this->page_handle of type array is implicitly converted to a boolean; are you sure this is intended? If so, consider using ! empty($expr) instead to make it clear that you intend to check for an array without elements.
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empty array is considered to be equal (but not identical) to false, this is not always apparent.
Consider making the comparison explicit by using empty(..) or !empty(...) instead.
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This check marks implicit conversions of arrays to boolean values in a comparison. While in PHP an empty array is considered to be equal (but not identical) to false, this is not always apparent.
Consider making the comparison explicit by using
empty(..)or! empty(...)instead.