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twork/query
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A WP\_Query wrapper.

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Twork Query
===========

[](#twork-query)

A WordPress WP\_Query wrapper.
------------------------------

[](#a-wordpress-wp_query-wrapper)

### Installation

[](#installation)

- composer require twork/query

### Example Usage:

[](#example-usage)

```
use Twork\Query\Query;

$query = new Query('custom-post');

$query->author('Jim')
    ->category('tech')
    ->postsPerPage(20);

foreach ($query as $postId) {
    the_title();
}
```

In the above example, a query is created for custom-post post types, where the author is Jim, and the category is tech, with a maximum of 20 posts per page.

Alternatively, $query->fetch() can be used, which returns a generator that wraps the WP loop. It will yield either null, or an object, if a class is supplied as an argument.

```
use Twork\Query\Query;

$query = new Query();

foreach ($query->fetch() as $null) {
    the_title();
}
```

```