Contributors: alleyinteractive
Tags: alleyinteractive, wp-conditional-blocks
Stable tag: 0.1.0
Requires at least: 5.9
Tested up to: 6.1
Requires PHP: 8.1
License: GPL v2 or later
WordPress blocks that can be shown based on conditions.
You can install the package via composer:
composer require alleyinteractive/wp-conditional-blocksActivate the plugin in WordPress and use it like so:
$plugin = Alley\WP\WP_Conditional_Blocks\WP_Conditional_Blocks\WP_Conditional_Blocks();
$plugin->perform_magic();Run npm run test to run Jest tests against JavaScript files. Run
npm run test:watch to keep the test runner open and watching for changes.
Run npm run lint to run ESLint against all JavaScript files. Linting will also
happen when running development or production builds.
Run composer test to run tests against PHPUnit and the PHP code in the plugin.
All directories created in the entries directory can serve as entry points and will be compiled with @wordpress/scripts into the build directory with an accompanied index.asset.php asset map.
To generate a new entry point, run the following command:
npm run create-entryTo generate a new slotfill, run the following command:
npm run create-slotfillThe command will prompt the user through several options for creating an entry or slotfill. The entries are scaffolded with the @alleyinteractive/create-entry script. Run the help command to see all the options:
npx @alleyinteractive/create-entry --helpVisit the package README for more information.
You can also include an index.php file in the entry point directory for enqueueing or registering a script. This file will then be moved to the build directory and will be auto-loaded with the load_scripts() function in the functions.php file. Alternatively, if a script is to be enqueued elsewhere there are helper functions in the src/assets.php file for getting the assets.
Use the create-block command to create custom blocks with @alleyinteractive/create-block script and follow the prompts to generate all the block assets in the blocks/ directory.
Block registration, script creation, etc will be scaffolded from the create-block script. Run npm run build to compile and build the custom block. Blocks are enqueued using the load_scripts() function in src/assets.php.
Update the WordPress dependency packages used in the project to their latest version.
To update @wordpress dependencies to their latest version use the packages-update command:
npx wp-scripts packages-updateThis script provides the following custom options:
--dist-tag– allows specifying a custom dist-tag when updating npm packages. Defaults tolatest. This is especially useful when using@wordpress/dependency-extraction-webpack-plugin. It lets installing the npm dependencies at versions used by the given WordPress major version for local testing, etc. Example:
npx wp-scripts packages-update --dist-tag=wp-WPVERSION`Where WPVERSION is the version of WordPress you are targeting. The version
must include both the major and minor version (e.g., 6.1). For example:
npx wp-scripts packages-update --dist-tag=wp-6.1`The plugin uses a built release workflow
to compile and tag releases. Whenever a new version is detected in the root
composer.json file or in the plugin's headers, the workflow will automatically
build the plugin and tag it with a new version. The built tag will contain all
the required front-end assets the plugin may require. This works well for
publishing to WordPress.org or for submodule-ing.
When you are ready to release a new version of the plugin, you can run
npm run release to start the process of setting up a new release.
Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.
This project is actively maintained by Alley Interactive. Like what you see? Come work with us.
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