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@athletics/tktk-blocks-template

v1.0.3

Published

This repository serves as a template for developing multiple custom Gutenberg blocks integrated with TailwindCSS. It provides a structured foundation to streamline the creation of custom blocks for block developers.

Readme

tktk-blocks-template

This repository serves as a template for developing multiple custom Gutenberg blocks integrated with TailwindCSS. It provides a structured foundation to streamline the creation of custom blocks for block developers.

Features

  • TailwindCSS Integration
  • Custom Block Development
  • Structured Template

Usage

Run the following in the terminal of your choice to create a new plugin using this template:

npx @wordpress/create-block example-plugin --template @athletics/tktk-blocks-template

The name of the plugin ( example-plugin in the example above) is used as both the name of the plugin and the name of the block being created. This is due to the current @wordpress/create-block tool expecting a single block per plugin.

Development

To start developing your custom block, navigate to the plugin directory and run the following command:

npm start

This will start the development server and open a new tab in your browser with the block editor. You can now start developing your custom block.

Adding New Blocks

To add a new block, run the following command in the plugin directory:

npx run create-block

Note: This command will create a new block in the plugin src/blocks directory. It will not create a new plugin. Be sure to change the namespace in the create-block command to match the plugin name.