A black stopwatch with a blue button on top and a green face displaying a white flame icon.

WPRM Timer Shortcode Injector — Demo

What this demo does

  • Finds time phrases in instruction steps (e.g., 2 min, 1 hour, 30–40 minutes, 00:30).

  • Inserts WPRM timer shortcodes around each match.

  • Preserves your content and returns updated WPRM recipe JSON for import.

  • After running the demo, scroll down to the “instructions_flat” section to see that shortcodes have been inserted into the JSON.

Result on your site: time text renders as clickable duration; clicking starts the WPRM inline countdown.

How it works

  1. Paste a WPRM recipe JSON URL.
    Example: https://example.com/wp-json/wp/v2/wprm_recipe/12345

  2. Click Inject shortcodes.

  3. Copy or Download the updated JSON.

  4. In WordPress, Import/Update via WPRM. Review, done.

Capabilities

  • Language-agnostic parsing of numerals and common time units.

  • Ranges supported: 30–40 min, 1–1.5 hours.

  • Multiple timers per step supported.

  • Skips ambiguous phrases to avoid false positives.

Requirements

  • WordPress with WP Recipe Maker (WPRM).

  • Front-end timers are rendered by WPRM’s shortcode system.

  • Works with your theme and existing markup.

Add tap-to-start timers to your recipe instruction steps.

Language-agnostic detection. Handles time ranges and multiple timers per step. Paste a WPRM recipe JSON URL, inject shortcodes, and download the updated JSON.

Timer Shortcode Injector

Timer Shortcode Injector

Setting timers…

The injected JSON will appear here...

 FAQs

  • Yes. Use our paid bulk service for site-wide processing and review.

  • No. The injector targets WPRM JSON only.

  • Use another public JSON URL, or download the recipe JSON and host it where cross-origin requests are allowed, then paste that URL.

  • No. The demo only returns updated JSON. You choose what to import.