Fourth

---
import Layout from '../../layouts/Layout.astro';

const { slug } = Astro.params;

let res = await fetch(`https://norian.studio/wp-json/wp/v2/dinos?slug=${slug}`);
let [post] = await res.json();

// The getStaticPaths() is required for static Astro sites.
// If using SSR, you will not need this function.
export async function getStaticPaths() {
  let data = await fetch("https://norian.studio/wp-json/wp/v2/dinos");
  let posts = await data.json();

  return posts.map((post) => ({
    params: { slug: post.slug },
    props: { post: post },
  }));
}
---
<Layout title={post.title.rendered}>
  <article>
    <h1 set:html={post.title.rendered} />
    <Fragment set:html={post.content.rendered} />
  </article>
</Layout>

Step 6: Prepare Your Import File

You need the Import Members From CSV Add On to import your data. You must combine the data from your MemberPress exports into a single CSV file formatted for Paid Memberships Pro.

1. Download the starter import template from the Import Members From CSV Add On.
2. Map the PMPro user_login column to the “username” column from the Members export.
3. Map the PMPro user_email column to the “email” column from the Members export.
4. Map the PMPro first_name column to the “first_name” column from the Members export.
5. Map the PMPro last_name column to the “last_name” column from the Members export.
6. Enter the word “subscriber” in the role column to give your users the standard WordPress role.
7. Enter the numerical ID for the PMPro level in the membership_id column.
8. Map the PMPro membership_initial_payment column to the “price” column from the Subscriptions export.
9. Map the PMPro membership_billing_amount column to the “price” column from the Subscriptions export.
10. Map the PMPro membership_cycle_number column to the “period” column from the Subscriptions export.
11. Map the PMPro membership_cycle_period column to the “period_type” column from the Subscriptions export.
12. Map the PMPro membership_status column to the “status” column from the Members export. You must only import users with an “active” status.
13. Map the PMPro membership_startdate column to the “registered” column from the Subscriptions export. You must format this date as YYYY-MM-DD.
14. Map the PMPro membership_timestamp column to the “created_at” column from the Subscriptions export. You must format this date as YYYY-MM-DD.
15. Map the PMPro membership_subscription_transaction_id column to the column labeled “subscr_id” in your MemberPress export. You must not include a Subscription ID for one-time payments.
16. Map the PMPro membership_enddate column to the “expires_at” column. You must only include an expiration date for one-time payments. You must leave this blank for recurring subscriptions.
17. Map the PMPro pmpro_stripe_customerid column to the “_mepr_stripe_customer_id” column if you use Stripe.

Step 7: Import Your Data

Always test your import with a small batch of users first to ensure your file is formatted correctly.

1. Create a test CSV file containing only five to ten rows of user data.
2. Navigate to Users > Import Members in your WordPress dashboard.
3. Upload your test CSV file.
4. Select the checkbox that says “Update user when a username or email exists”.
5. Click Import.
6. Navigate to Memberships > Members to check that the data looks correct.
7. Run the final import with your full CSV file once you confirm the test worked.

Step 8: Resume Your Live Website

You need to connect your payment gateway to process future renewals and start accepting new members.