Descripción

Connect your WordPress site to your Cohost account and show upcoming events as a list, with click-through to per-event profile pages — natively in your theme. No iframes. No redirect to a third-party ticketing page.

Cohost is the headless platform for event managers — events, attendees, ticketing, scanning, check-in, and workflows — and this plugin embeds your event catalog into any WordPress theme.

Authentication: API token (Bearer). OAuth support is planned.

Brand-aligned UI: uses the canonical Cohost palette (dark #161616, light #F2F2F2, accent square #f97316) and Inter typography. Easy to override from your theme.

Shortcodes

[cohost_events] — events grid. All attributes are optional:

limit — events per page (default 12)
columns — grid columns 1–6 (default 3, display only)
from, to — ISO date range (e.g. from="2026-06-01" to="2026-12-31")
sort, order — e.g. sort="startDate" order="asc"

Example: [cohost_events from="2026-06-01" to="2026-12-31" limit="6" columns="2"]

[cohost_event id="…"] — single event profile. **The `id` attribute accepts either an event ID or an event slug** — the Cohost API resolves both at the same endpoint, so `[cohost_event id="evt_abc123"]` and `[cohost_event id="summer-festival-2026"]` both work.

When a configured “Events page” exists, clicking a card navigates to /{page-slug}/{event-id-or-slug} and the same page renders the profile.

Brand

The plugin ships the canonical Cohost dark “C” app icon and dark wordmark. The accent square is always #f97316. The full Cohost brand guide is published at https://cohost.vip/brand.

Privacy & data

This plugin makes outbound HTTP requests to two Cohost-operated services:

Cohost API (default https://api.cohost.vip/v1) — fetches the events the site displays. Each request includes the Bearer API token configured in Cohost Settings. No user data leaves your site; only your token is sent. The base URL is configurable for self-hosted or staging Cohost environments.
Cohost templates manifest (default https://templates.cohost.vip/wp/templates.json) — fetched when an admin opens the Cohost Templates page. Returns a list of starter layouts the admin can apply. No user data is sent. The URL is configurable under Settings Advanced.

The plugin does not:

Track end-users or store cookies.
Send page-view analytics, telemetry, or installation pings.
Embed third-party scripts on the public-facing site.

The plugin caches API responses in WP transients (60-second TTL for events, 15-minute TTL for templates) to minimize outbound traffic. All cached data is removed when the plugin is uninstalled.

For Cohost’s privacy policy covering data on the Cohost side, see https://cohost.vip/legal/privacy.

Bloques

Este plugin proporciona 7 bloques.

Event name
Event date
Event flyer
Event venue
Event summary
Event content
Event tickets

Instalación

Upload the plugin folder to /wp-content/plugins/ (or upload the zip via Plugins Add New).
Activate it in WP Admin Plugins.
Open Cohost in the admin menu (or Settings Cohost).
Paste your Cohost API token and save.
Pick the WordPress page that will host the events list and add [cohost_events] to it.

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Colaboradores y desarrolladores

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Registro de cambios

0.1.3

Correct the “Tested up to” header to the current WordPress version (6.9); the previous value was a typo.
Clarify licensing: the project is GPLv2 or later (matching the plugin header), so the bundled license file and repository now agree.

0.1.2

Lower the minimum PHP requirement to 7.0 (was 7.4) so the plugin installs on older hosting; the two PHP 7.4 arrow functions were rewritten as closures.
Add the WordPress.org plugin icon (replaces the auto-generated placeholder pattern).

0.1.1

Fix privacy policy URL.
Bump “Tested up to” to 7.0.
Remove ?cohost_event= query-string fallback for event profiles — profiles now route exclusively through the registered rewrite rule (cohost_event_id query var), eliminating the unauthenticated $_GET read flagged in review. Event profiles now require pretty permalinks; the settings page shows a warning if WordPress is on “Plain” permalinks and event cards render unlinked in that case.
Replace $_GET-based admin notice flags with one-shot user-scoped transients (settings page + templates page). No $_GET/$_POST reads happen outside nonce-verified handlers.
Escape rendered event content blocks via wp_kses_post() on the front-end profile template; drop the silencing phpcs:ignore.
Escape the concatenated “View page” link in template-applied admin notices via wp_kses() with an explicit allowed-HTML allowlist.
Prefix uninstall.php locals ($cohost_wp_options, $cohost_wp_option) so they don’t trip Plugin Check’s PrefixAllGlobals scanner.
Annotate the two intentional bulk-transient-purge $wpdb->query() calls (API client + uninstall) with explicit phpcs:ignore and rationale.
Suppress PrefixAllGlobals file-wide in the two included template files, where locals are template-scoped (not globals) but the scanner can’t tell.

0.1.0

Initial release.
Events list + event profile shortcodes.
Filters: limit, columns, from, to, sort, order.
[cohost_event] accepts ID or slug.
API token authentication.
Pretty URLs via rewrite rule.
Branded admin chrome and brand-aligned frontend styles.