Developers

Developer API, extensibility, and integration notes.

NexDirectory is a WordPress plugin, so extensibility starts with familiar building blocks: shortcodes, template control, WordPress hooks, and REST-powered discovery flows.

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Presentation

Shortcodes and page layouts

Public pages can be assembled from shortcode-driven components and branded landing-page layouts.

Integration

REST-powered discovery flows

Map, filter, and importer experiences rely on structured data and REST-friendly patterns rather than static brochure content.

WordPress-native

Hooks, roles, and templates

Because the product lives inside WordPress, developers can extend capabilities through common theme and plugin patterns.

Operational data

Structured event details

Listings, venues, organisers, schedules, and related metadata are easier to expose cleanly when the content stays structured.

What developers usually need

  • A clear release and compatibility page before installing the plugin in a client environment.
  • Module-level pages that explain discovery, submissions, tickets, analytics, and SEO behaviour.
  • Documentation and support routes that explain imports, migrations, and policy boundaries.
  • A straightforward contact path when a team needs implementation help or deeper guidance.

Related resources

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