fullbl Posted Monday at 08:34 AM Posted Monday at 08:34 AM Hi everyone, I'm Daniele, a freelance web developer from Italy. I've written a free, open-source plugin that puts your Loyverse catalog on a WordPress website as a menu, without using WooCommerce. WHAT IT DOES - Imports your categories, items, descriptions, photos, prices and variants from Loyverse into WordPress - Shows them with a shortcode, as a grid or a list, all categories or one category - Keeps the site in step: change a price in Loyverse and the website follows (via webhook, or a scheduled sync hourly / twice daily / daily) - Items deleted in Loyverse are hidden from the site. If you track stock, sold-out items are hidden too - Your WordPress edits can be protected: "Sync Locks" keep your own title, description or photo for an item - Every dish gets its own WordPress page and every category its own archive, which helps with Google WHAT IT DOESN'T DO - No online ordering, no cart, no payments. It's a menu display only. - It doesn't send anything back to Loyverse. It only reads your catalog. SETUP (about 5 minutes) 1. In WordPress: Plugins → Add New → search "FullBL Menu Sync for Loyverse" → Install → Activate 2. In Loyverse Back Office: Integrations → Access Tokens → create a token 3. In WordPress: Settings → FullBL Menu Sync for Loyverse → paste the token → Test connection → choose your store → Sync now 4. Put [fbmsl_menu] on any page, or use the ready-made /menu/ page 5. Optional: click "Register webhook" so changes arrive almost immediately (the site needs HTTPS) Examples: [fbmsl_menu] [fbmsl_menu category="coffee" layout="list" columns="1"] Links: WordPress.org: https://wordpress.org/plugins/fullbl-menu-sync-for-loyverse/ GitHub: https://github.com/fullbl/loyverse-menu-wordpress It's version 0.1.0, so I'd really like to hear from people with real catalogs: what breaks, what's missing, how you set up your variants. Thanks!
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