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@carmopereira/wp-plugin-addons

v1.0.2

Published

Addons to speed up WordPress plugin development for PHP and Gutenberg block plugins

Readme

@carmopereira/wp-plugin-addons

Addons to speed up WordPress plugin development for both traditional PHP plugins and Gutenberg block plugins.

Installation

npm install -g @carmopereira/wp-plugin-addons

Or run directly with npx:

npx @carmopereira/wp-plugin-addons

Usage

1. Scaffold your plugin

You can start from a Gutenberg block plugin or a traditional PHP plugin:

Gutenberg block plugin (create-block)

npx @wordpress/create-block@latest my-plugin --variant=dynamic
cd my-plugin

PHP plugin scaffold

npx @carmopereira/wp-php-template
cd my-plugin

2. Apply the custom setup

npx @carmopereira/wp-plugin-addons create-block-carmo-addon

Or run without arguments to choose interactively:

npx @carmopereira/wp-plugin-addons

What gets added

The create-block-carmo-addon setup adds:

Scripts to package.json

  • prebuild: Automatically updates the version before build (patch version)
  • updateGIT: Interactive script to run git add, commit, and push
  • symlink: Script to create a plugin symlink in the WordPress directory

Scripts in the scripts/ folder

  • sync-version.js: Syncs the version between package.json, the main PHP file, and block.json
  • create-symlink.js: Creates the plugin symlink in wp-content/plugins
  • update-git.js: Simplifies the commit and push process

.gitignore updates

Adds standard entries for build artifacts, logs, etc.

Available scripts

After applying the setup, you can run:

# Create plugin symlink
npm run symlink

# Commit and push
npm run updateGIT

# Build (automatically updates version)
npm run build

Repository structure

carmo-wp-plugin-addons/
├── setups/
│   └── create-block-carmo-addon/
│       ├── setup/
│       │   ├── create-symlink.js
│       │   ├── sync-version.js
│       │   └── update-git.js
│       ├── .gitignore
│       └── package-scripts.json
├── setup.js
├── package.json
├── .npmignore
└── README.md

Development

To test locally:

npm link
cd /path/to/wordpress-project
npx @carmopereira/wp-plugin-addons

Publish to npm

npm login
npm publish --access public

License

GPL-2.0-or-later