WordPress plugin using REST API fetches data from https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/ , filters it & displays according to userID. It uses AJAX for all the requests except the inital data on the table

• WordPress 5.0
• PHP +7
• MySQL 5.5

Install via composer click here

• Download the plugin & Install it, do not activate it.
• Open terminal, navigate to this plugin directory and run composer install
• Activate the plugin, then navigate to https://YOURURL/custom_url
• There is no admin page for the plugin, everything runs on the page above.

I decided to use GuzzleHttp instead of wp_request() so that I could use composer, & also give myself abit of a challenge by using someting new. The custom_url implementation can be improved, at the moment there's a 404 error on the console, this also disables the use of dashicons for some reason.

• The AJAX calls are quite slow, if the data is increased there will be a problem
• the custom url implementation needs some work
• I'd use SASS instead of plain CSS
• use wp packagist to use the plugin as a composer package

1. I have never done unit testing on WP, using phpunit was pretty straight forward although I found it difficult to write proper tests for this plugin, I would have used brain monkey if the plugin itself utilized WP functions in the Get_Rest_Api class. This is something I'm willing to learn, & would probably incorporate in future plugins
2. Using composer: although I have experience using composer on laravel, converting the plugin into a composer package was slightly difficult, sometimes the vendor folder isn't automatically populated, you need to run composer install again within the plugin. I can see the