Now what?

Oh, you’re absolutely right. The plugin only syncs your endpoint to WordPress’s links.

How you deal with the front end is sort of up to you, right now.

I personally use https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/bookmarks-shortcode/ to display a blogroll on (some) of my site(s). It may be old, but it works for me.

I guess I could try to eventually ship a PHP function that theme authors could use, or a shortcode, or a Gutenberg block with a few options, in order to cover the front end.

Reopened https://github.com/janboddez/sync-opml-to-blogroll/issues/8 for this.

Thanks Jan. I’ll take a look at the bookmarks plugin.

Would be great to have some info within this plugin that shows how to use it.

It may not be what you’re looking for (yet), but I’ve at least added a word or two to the plugin’s GitHub readme. Now to port that to my site, and finally, package at least a shortcode with the plugin (or a block, or both).

https://github.com/janboddez/sync-opml-to-blogroll/blob/master/README.md#front-end-usage

That’s a great start. Thanks, Jan.