WordPress × NMKR

Bring NMKR project and token data into WordPress.

ROCSI Connector for NMKR is an open-source plugin that synchronizes Cardano and Solana NFT project and token data through the NMKR API and makes that data available to WordPress through five shipped shortcodes.

WPNMKR

Independently developed by ROCSI

  • Open source
  • WordPress plugin
  • Cardano + Solana
Connection modelNMKR API ↔ Connector → WordPress

The Connector requests project and token data from the NMKR API, stores synchronized data in local WordPress tables, and shortcodes read from those local tables.

WordPressSiteLocal tables + shortcodes
ROCSIConnectorRequests + synchronization
NMKRAPIProject + token data
Synchronized local WordPress data
PROJECTSTOKENSSYNC HISTORYSHORTCODES
WordPress
5.8+
PHP
7.4+
Tested up to
WordPress 7.1

See it in WordPress

Real shortcode output from synchronized sample data.

These captures come from the controlled WordPress development environment and show representative front-end views produced by the plugin. The content is sample data, not customer or production content.

Shortcode[nmkr-grid]

Real output captured from the controlled WordPress development environment.

Grid shortcode output showing project filters, counters, and ten sample token cards
Grid presentationControlled development sample

Privacy defaults

Built with privacy in mind.

Privacy-sensitive behavior stays visible and configurable inside familiar WordPress workflows rather than being silently enabled.

  • Off by default

    Analytics starts disabled.

    Local collection or GA4 transmission begins only after a site administrator deliberately enables an analytics mode.

  • Deliberate GA4 setup

    GA4 requires explicit configuration.

    GA4 modes require deliberate mode selection and valid GA4 credentials before configured event data is sent to Google.

  • WordPress guidance

    Privacy guidance is included.

    After activation, the plugin adds suggested text to the WordPress Privacy Policy Guide for site owners to review and adapt.

Open source

Install from WordPress.org. Inspect the source on GitHub.

Install from the official WordPress Plugin Directory, or review the public source code on GitHub.