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acf-block-generator

v1.2.5

Published

A tool to generate ACF block templates with a given block name.

Downloads

5

Readme

ACF Block Generator

This package provides a simple command-line tool to generate the necessary files for an ACF (Advanced Custom Fields) block. It creates a directory with the block's name and populates it with a PHP template, a CSS file, and a JSON configuration file.

Installation

You can install this tool either globally or locally depending on your needs:

Globally

For global installation, use the following command:

npm install -g acf-block-generator

This will install acf-block-generator globally, allowing you to use it in any project.

Locally

For local installation within your project, use:

npm install acf-block-generator --save-dev

This will install acf-block-generator as a development dependency in your project.

Usage

After installation, you can generate an ACF block by running:

Globally

If installed globally, directly use:

create-acf-block 'Your Block Name'

Locally

If installed locally, use npx to run the command:

npx create-acf-block 'Your Block Name'

In both cases, replace 'Your Block Name' with the desired name for your block.

Template Options

To generate a block with the advanced template structure, add advanced at the end of the command:

npx create-acf-block 'Your Block Name' advanced

Features

  • Generates a PHP template for the block with placeholders for block settings, attributes, and other necessary configurations.
  • Creates a CSS file for block styling.
  • Produces a block.json file with necessary configurations, including a dynamically generated keywords array based on the block's name.
  • All files are named based on a hyphenated version of the block's name for consistency.

Output

Upon successful execution, the tool will create a directory named after the block (in hyphenated form). Inside this directory, you'll find:

  • [block-name].php: The PHP template for the block.
  • [block-name].css: The CSS file for block styling.
  • block.json: The JSON configuration file for the block.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the License file for details.