Hey Silas, by default, WordPress will return 10 posts if you don't pass in the per_page parameter. I can't see your code to know why it's messing up when you add that, but it should look like this:
<your-site>/wp-json/wp/v2/posts?per_page=100
Note that the API limits the amount of posts that it can return per request to 100. So if you are wanting to get all posts from WordPress and you have more than 100, you will also need to utilize the page parameter like this:
You can simply increment the page number every time you need to fetch another 100 posts. Or if by some chance you need to get all posts in one go (even though this is probably unlikely), you could set up a loop to fetch each page until you get back an empty result.
Cheers!
—J
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Hey Silas, by default, WordPress will return 10 posts if you don't pass in the per_page parameter. I can't see your code to know why it's messing up when you add that, but it should look like this:
<your-site>/wp-json/wp/v2/posts?per_page=100Note that the API limits the amount of posts that it can return per request to 100. So if you are wanting to get all posts from WordPress and you have more than 100, you will also need to utilize the
pageparameter like this:<your-site>/wp-json/wp/v2/posts/?per_page=100?page=2You can simply increment the
pagenumber every time you need to fetch another 100 posts. Or if by some chance you need to get all posts in one go (even though this is probably unlikely), you could set up a loop to fetch each page until you get back an empty result.Cheers!
—J