@theme-json/create
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Split WordPress theme.json into smaller files.
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@theme-json/create
Split up your theme.json file into multiple files.
Installation
You only need to install one npm module:
npm install @theme-json/create
Setup
This package offers a command-line interface and exposes a binary called theme-json
.
Example:
{
"scripts": {
"build:theme-json": "theme-json build",
"watch:theme-json": "theme-json watch"
},
"theme-json": {
"src": "theme-json",
"dest": "theme.json",
"pretty": false,
"version": 2
}
}
File stucture
The build script will look for files in the theme-json
folder. The folder can
contain .mjs
, .cjs
and .json
files. It is up to the project to decide
how deep the folder structure should be. Ex. you can just have the top level
files custom-templates.mjs
, template-parts.mjs
, settings.mjs
and
styles.mjs
or you can have a deeper structure like the example below.
theme-json
│ custom-templates.mjs
│ template-parts.mjs
│
└───settings
│ │ border.mjs
│ │ color.mjs
│ │ custom.mjs
│ │ layout.mjs
│ │ spacing.mjs
│ │ typography.mjs
│ │
│ └───blocks
│ └───core
│ │ paragraph.mjs
│ │ heading.mjs
│ │ ...
│
└───styles
│ border.mjs
│ color.mjs
│ elements.mjs
│ spacing.mjs
│ typography.mjs
│
└───blocks
└───core
│ paragraph.mjs
│ heading.mjs
│ ...
File examples
theme-json/settings/border.mjs
export default {
border: {
radius: false,
},
};
theme-json/settings/border.json
{
"border": {
"radius": false
}
}
theme-json/settings/border.cjs
module.exports = {
border: {
radius: false,
},
};