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since updating to wordpress 5.9 (or 5.9.1, can't be sure) the api is not able to bootstrap with the endpoints from the json due to a regex problem. The stack trace is
SyntaxError: Invalid regular expression: /^([^\/:<>\*\?"\|]+(?:\/[^\/:<>\*\?"\|]+)?$/: Unterminated group at new RegExp (<anonymous>)
at reduceRouteComponents (...\node_modules\wpapi\lib\route-tree.js:84:3)
at Array.reduce (<anonymous>)
at reduceRouteTree (...\node_modules\wpapi\lib\route-tree.js:185:18)
at ...\node_modules\wpapi\lib\util\object-reduce.js:25:20 at Array.reduce (<anonymous>)
at module.exports (...\node_modules\wpapi\lib\util\object-reduce.js:24:3)
at buildRouteTree (...\node_modules\wpapi\lib\route-tree.js:203:9) at WPAPI.bootstrap (...\node_modules\wpapi\wpapi.js:349:23)
at new WPAPI (...\node_modules\wpapi\wpapi.js:88:4)
at ...\node_modules\wpapi\wpapi.js:452:11
...
The result is that the wpapi only contains the default endpoints.
The problem seems to reside in the new templates endpoint regex /wp/v2/templates/(?P<id>([^\/:<>\*\?"\|]+(?:\/[^\/:<>\*\?"\|]+)?)[\/\w-]+) that it is not correctly captured by the named group regex at reduceRouteComponents in route-tree.js . It does not capture one closing ) in namedGroup[2] and so the groupPattern is invalid and fails when building the regular expression. It can be seen in this demo https://regex101.com/r/zGr26D/1. From my understanding the problem seems to arise from the templates regular expression having 3 levels of named patterns.
I guess it happens too with the template-patterns endpoint too.
In case anyone is interested, to solve it temporarely, since I don't need these endpoints, I remove them in wordpress:
I'm experiencing the same issue, but I do need these endpoints for a custom integration. If I can find time, I'll see if I can update the regex pattern
Is it possible to work around this by providing the routes to wpapi instead of using autodiscovery? I've never tried that and, even assuming it could work, I don't know how to do it, so I'm just asking to know if it would make sense to spend time on this kind of workaround.
Hi,
since updating to wordpress 5.9 (or 5.9.1, can't be sure) the api is not able to bootstrap with the endpoints from the json due to a regex problem. The stack trace is
The result is that the wpapi only contains the default endpoints.
The problem seems to reside in the new templates endpoint regex
/wp/v2/templates/(?P<id>([^\/:<>\*\?"\|]+(?:\/[^\/:<>\*\?"\|]+)?)[\/\w-]+)
that it is not correctly captured by the named group regex at reduceRouteComponents in route-tree.js . It does not capture one closing)
innamedGroup[2]
and so the groupPattern is invalid and fails when building the regular expression. It can be seen in this demo https://regex101.com/r/zGr26D/1. From my understanding the problem seems to arise from the templates regular expression having 3 levels of named patterns.I guess it happens too with the template-patterns endpoint too.
In case anyone is interested, to solve it temporarely, since I don't need these endpoints, I remove them in wordpress:
Thanks for the work!
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