The Problem
WordPress plugin developers need flexible data storage without adding custom database tables.
The Solution
SheetAPI provides a REST backend for WordPress. Store plugin data in Google Sheets for easy editing.
Set Up Your Google Sheet
Create a spreadsheet with columns like: Entry ID, Post ID, User ID, Data Value, Timestamp, Meta
Connect to SheetAPI.pro
Sign up (takes 10 seconds), authorize Google, and paste your sheet URL. Done.
Start Using Your API
Get instant REST API endpoints to create, read, update, and delete your wordpress plugin with google sheets backend data.
Code Examples
Here's how simple it is to work with your wordpress plugin with google sheets backend data:
Fetch All Records
Create a New Record
Update a Record
Key Features for WordPress Plugin with Google Sheets Backend
⚡ Real-Time Sync
Changes in your Google Sheet reflect in the API instantly. No delays, no manual syncing.
🔔 Webhooks
Get notified instantly when data changes. Trigger automations, send emails, or update other systems.
📝 Full CRUD Operations
Create, Read, Update, and Delete records via REST API. Complete control over your data.
🔒 Secure Authentication
API keys keep your data protected. Only authorized users can access or modify your records.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I call SheetAPI from PHP?
Use wp_remote_get/post to interact with SheetAPI endpoints from WordPress.
Can I avoid custom database tables?
Yes! Store all plugin data in Google Sheets instead of WP database.
How do I sync sheet changes to WordPress?
Use SheetAPI webhooks to trigger WordPress actions when data updates.
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