OCMLabs Content Bridge for Magento

Magento is a trademark of Adobe Inc. This plugin is an independent integration and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Adobe Inc. OCMLabs Content Bridge for Magento extends the WordPress REST API with the endpoints a Magento 2 storefront needs to render WordPress content natively. It is the WordPress half of the OCMLabs integration suite and pairs with the OCMLabs_WordPressIntegration Magento 2 module. What it provides:

• Navigation menu endpoints with full nested tree structure
• SEO metadata endpoint (supports Yoast SEO, Rank Math, or sensible defaults)
• Sidebar and widget endpoints with rendered HTML
• Related posts endpoint based on shared tags and categories
• Site options endpoint (title, tagline, reading settings)
• ACF custom field injection into post and page REST responses
• Cache purge webhooks to Magento on content save, update, and delete

How it works: Your Magento 2 store calls this plugin's REST API endpoints (namespace oc-bridge/v1) to fetch menus, SEO metadata, widgets, and related content, and renders your WordPress blog inside the Magento storefront. When content changes in WordPress, the plugin sends a signed webhook to your Magento store so its cache is purged immediately. Security:

• Every custom endpoint requires an API key sent in the X-OC-Bridge-Key header, compared with a timing-safe check
• Webhooks are signed with HMAC-SHA256 via the X-OC-Bridge-Signature header
• The API key is generated automatically on activation and can be rotated at any time from the settings page

Companion Magento 2 extension: This plugin is free, self-contained, and does everything described above on its own. The Magento 2 side of the integration - the module that routes /blog URLs, renders posts in your storefront theme, and consumes these webhooks - is a separate commercial extension from Orange Collar Media. You do not need it to install, activate, or use this plugin.

• Magento 2 extension details and pricing
• Integration documentation

Every endpoint is plain REST returning JSON, so any client that can send an HTTP header can consume it. Magento is simply the client it was built for.

1. Upload the ocmlabs-content-bridge-for-magento folder to /wp-content/plugins/
2. Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu
3. Go to Settings > OCMLabs Content Bridge for Magento to configure your API key and webhook URL
4. Use the generated API key in your Magento 2 admin configuration

Full setup instructions, including the Magento side, are in the installation guide.

1.0.0

• Initial release
• Menu, SEO, widget, related posts, and options REST endpoints
• Cache purge webhook system
• ACF field support
• Admin settings page