DXSF Proxy (WordPress plugin)

WordPress plugin that exposes REST API endpoints so the DX Stability Framework can read site-internal data without SSH access to the server.

Full guide (integration, uptime, company-wide): Stability Reporting on DevriX Verse → links to the shared Google Doc.

Related repositories

Repository	Role
dx-stability-framework	Core library that calls this plugin and runs stability checks
dxsf-client-rules	Per-project cron scripts that orchestrate checks and Slack alerts
dxsf-proxy (this repo)	Plugin installed on each monitored WordPress site

How it fits in

The Stability Framework server runs cron jobs from dxsf-client-rules. Those scripts use the core to:

• Fetch public HTML (GTM, noindex, etc.)
• Call this plugin for WordPress-only data: error logs, plugin/core/theme versions, user lists

Without dxsf-proxy on a site, proxy-backed rules in client-rules will not return data.

Installation

1. Download the latest release from the releases page.
2. Install and activate the plugin on the WordPress site.
3. Open DXSF Settings in the WordPress admin and configure the error log path or endpoint URL.

Important: Log in with a @devrix.com email, or set DXSF_DEBUG to true in dxsf-proxy.php for local testing.

Development

npm install
npm run build   # if using webpack assets

Plugin entry point: dxsf-proxy.php

Handlers live under includes/classes/handlers/ (error log, core/theme/plugin versions, users).

Releases

Tag and publish via GitHub releases; client sites should update from the releases page rather than cloning this repository directly.