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Barbican – Real Estate Platform on the RESO Standard

开发者 b10f
更新时间 2026年9月14日 20:47
PHP版本: 7.4 及以上
WordPress版本: 7.1
版权: GPLv2 or later
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real estate mls listings idx reso

下载

1.0.0

详情介绍:

Barbican makes WordPress a first-class real estate platform, built on the RESO standard: the same Data Dictionary and Web API the MLS industry runs on. Your listings, agents, offices and open houses are stored in the exact RESO shape the MLS uses, not squeezed into generic posts, and served over a real RESO Web API, so your data speaks the language every real estate system already understands. No proprietary lock-in, no lossy field mapping. Think of it as the standards-native foundation for a real estate site: free and open at the core, with ready-made blocks to build your pages, and an optional paid add-on when you're ready to pull in live MLS listings. Build your site from ready-made blocks Barbican breaks the public site into small WordPress blocks (a listing card, a property gallery, agent profiles, office pages, open-house agendas, a signed-in contact area) that you assemble and restyle right in the block editor. No shortcodes, no page-builder lock-in. Every block is customizable at three levels: its own settings, the native WordPress colour / typography / spacing controls, and documented CSS hooks for total control, on any theme. Everything a listings site needs A real RESO Web API Every record is served over a standards-compliant RESO Web API (OData), with a three-tier public / staff / self authorization model, so your data is queryable, portable, and ready for integrations instead of locked inside a plugin. Own your data Your listings, agents, offices and open houses live entirely inside your own WordPress database. No proprietary data host, no per-record fee. MLS Import — bring in live listings (paid add-on) The optional MLS Import add-on connects your MLS Grid feed and imports listings (photos, rooms, unit types and open houses) straight into Barbican's RESO tables, over the official RESO Web API. It's a paid add-on; the core plugin is free and fully functional without it. Full documentation is at docs.barbicanwp.com. Barbican connects to two external services: Freemius, for optional (opt-in) usage analytics and to power its paid add-ons; and OpenStreetMap, only to draw the optional map on a public property page. See the External Services section below for exactly what each involves.

安装:

  1. Upload the barbican folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory, or install the plugin through the Plugins screen in WordPress.
  2. Activate the plugin through the Plugins screen.
  3. Manage listings, agents, offices and open houses from the plugin's admin menu.
  4. Add the public blocks (Listings, Agent Profile, Open Houses, Sign In) to any page with the block editor.

屏幕截图:

  • Further down the same property page — the full RESO detail, presented as richly as the photos.
  • The listings browse page, with search and filters.
  • An agent's public profile.
  • An office page — the brokerage, its agents and its listings.
  • Open houses — a day-grouped public agenda across all your listings.
  • Building a page from Barbican's ready-made blocks and patterns, right in the WordPress editor.
  • Managing a listing in the Barbican admin — the full RESO field set, straight from your data.

升级注意事项:

1.0.0 First stable release of Barbican.

常见问题:

Do I need to know how to code?

No. You build your pages from Barbican's WordPress blocks in the standard block editor, and manage listings, agents and offices from the plugin's admin, with no code required. If you want to fine-tune the look, every block also exposes documented CSS hooks.

Which themes does it work with?

Any theme. Barbican is theme-agnostic: its blocks and pages work on whatever theme you run. It also ships an optional block theme tuned for real estate, which you can activate if you'd like a ready-made starting point.

Can I customize how listings and pages look?

Yes, at three levels: each block's own settings, the native WordPress colour / typography / spacing controls, and documented CSS classes for anything else. See the documentation at docs.barbicanwp.com.

Does this connect to my MLS?

The core plugin stores and serves your data in the RESO shape and exposes a standard RESO Web API. Automatically importing listings from your MLS is the job of the paid MLS Import add-on, which connects to MLS Grid; support for other RESO-compliant MLSs can be added on request.

Is there a paid version?

The core Barbican plugin is free and open. Optional paid add-ons, such as MLS Import, extend it and are distributed through Freemius. You never need an add-on to use the free plugin.

Where is my data stored?

In your own WordPress database. Your listings, agents, offices and open houses never leave your site. Barbican connects to two external services: Freemius (optional, opt-in usage analytics and paid add-ons) and OpenStreetMap (only to draw the optional map on a public property page), both described in full in the External Services section below.

Is the Web API standards-compliant?

Yes. The API implements the RESO Web API (OData) and its metadata follows the RESO Data Dictionary.

更新日志:

1.0.0