Integrations

Connect any backend to zedgad.

Use the backend API when you control the code that creates or publishes content. The examples here are general so you can adapt them to jobs, articles, products, listings, events, announcements, or custom updates.

Start with PythonWordPress plugin

Backend API

What this path is for

Server-side publishing

Create a project API key, store it in your backend environment, and send content to the zedgad webhook when your own system creates or publishes an item.

  • Job boards sending newly published jobs
  • Blogs and newsrooms sharing new articles
  • Stores posting new products
  • Directories publishing listings
  • Custom dashboards sending announcements

Choose

Pick your integration guide

The dashboard integration guide adapts examples to the use case you selected during onboarding. This public docs version stays general: choose your backend language, then replace the sample content object with your own job, article, product, listing, event, announcement, or custom model.

Python

Create integrations/zedgad.py and send content to zedgad from your server.

Node.js

Create integrations/zedgad.js and send content to zedgad from your server.

PHP

Create app/Services/ZedgadService.php and send content to zedgad from your server.

Ruby

Create app/services/zedgad_service.rb and send content to zedgad from your server.

Go

Create internal/integrations/zedgad.go and send content to zedgad from your server.

cURL

Create terminal test command and send content to zedgad from your server.

WordPress

Install the plugin, add your API key, and select the WordPress fields to send.