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wp-awesome

v0.3.0

Published

Build Eleventy frontends for WordPress with Web Awesome components and Font Awesome icons.

Readme

WP Awesome

WP Awesome helps you use WordPress as the content backend for a static Eleventy website.

  • The wp-awesome JavaScript package fetches selected WordPress content, normalizes it, and makes it available to an Eleventy build.
  • The setup assistant generates a starter frontend project.
  • The optional WordPress plugin installs an MU-plugin that sends full-site, per-record, and automatic rebuild requests to your GitHub workflow.

Your project owns the build workflow and deployment. WP Awesome does not publish your site.

Alpha software. As noted on the documentation homepage, this tool is partly vibe-coded and was built around the author's own setups. Expect changes and test on staging before production.

Install

npm install wp-awesome

Contribute

Contributions are welcome. Open an issue to report a problem or suggest an improvement, or submit a pull request. For code changes, start with AGENTS.md and PROJECT_RULES.md.

License

MIT