rest api - Using backbone, can I prevent the nonce from being set?

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I'm using backbone in my website to access the Wordpress API. This works very nicely. However, it is my understanding that backbone always sends a nonce with each request.

This appears to be interfering with caching REST responses, as each request, with a nonce, is treated differently.

Is it possible to remove this nonce from the backbone request?

I'm using backbone in my website to access the Wordpress API. This works very nicely. However, it is my understanding that backbone always sends a nonce with each request.

This appears to be interfering with caching REST responses, as each request, with a nonce, is treated differently.

Is it possible to remove this nonce from the backbone request?

• rest-api
• backbone

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Yes, the nonce is by default always being sent via the X-WP-Nonce header – see the source here and here on GitHub.

wp.api.WPApiBaseModel.prototype.sync and wp.api.WPApiBaseCollection.prototype.sync can technically be extended or modified, but I would instead disable the nonce header like so, i.e. using <Collection or Model object>.endpointModel:

• Collection example:

  const Posts = new wp.api.collections.Posts();
  
  // Remove the nonce to disable the X-WP-Nonce header.
  Posts.endpointModel.set( 'nonce', '' );
  //Posts.endpointModel.unset( 'nonce' ); // This also works.
  
  Posts.fetch( {
      data: { per_page: 2 },
  } ).done(
      data => console.log( data )
  );
  

• Model example:

  const Post = new wp.api.models.Post( { id: 1 } );
  
  // Remove the nonce to disable the X-WP-Nonce header.
  Post.endpointModel.set( 'nonce', '' );
  //Post.endpointModel.unset( 'nonce' ); // This also works.
  
  Post.fetch().done(
      data => console.log( data )
  );
  

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