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@lifterlms/scripts

v4.0.1

Published

Test, build, and development scripts for LifterLMS projects.

Downloads

735

Readme

LifterLMS Scripts

Test, build, and development scripts for LifterLMS projects.

This package is inspired by and extends functionality provided by @wordpress/scripts, adding functionality specifically for testing, building, and developing LifterLMS projects and add-ons.

Installation

Install the module

npm install --save-dev @lifterlms/scripts

CHANGELOG

CHANGELOG

Configuration Files

WordPress Blocks Webpack Configuration File

The blocks-webpack.config.js is a Webpack config file meant to build WordPress blocks found within the the project's src/blocks directory. The distribution directory is blocks/.

The config will automatically build blocks, compile SCSS to CSS, move the block.json file, and copy all PHP files for each block in the source directory.

Example Usage

Create a webpack.config.js in your project's root with the following:

const blocksConfig = require( '@lifterlms/scripts/config/blocks-webpack.config' );
module.exports = blocksConfig;

Configuration

The configuration assumes a project directory following this structure:

a-plugin/
|-- a-plugin.php
|-- assets/
|   |-- css/
|   |-- js/
|-- blocks/
|   |-- block-a/
|   |-- block-b/
|-- README.md
|-- includes/
|-- src/
|   |-- blocks/
|   |   |-- block-a/
|   |   |   |-- block.json
|   |   |   |-- index.js
|   |   |   |-- styles.scss
|   |   |-- block-b/
|   |       |-- block.json
|   |       |-- index.js
|   |       |-- index.php
|   |       |-- styles.scss
|   |-- js/
|   |-- scss/
|-- webpack.config.js

Expected filenames

The script builds scripts and styles according to definitions found in the block.json files.

editorScript - index.js
viewScript   - view.js
script       - script.js
style        - styles.scss (styles.css)
editorStyle  - editor.scss (editor.css)
*.php        - *.php

ESLint Plugin

The eslint configuration file specifies a shared set of rules for linting Javascript files across LifterLMS projects.

The configuration is a modified version of the @wordpress/eslint-plugin/recommended-with-formatting.

Example usage .eslintrc.js

const config = require( '@lifterlms/scripts/config/.eslintrc.js' );
module.exports = config;