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bc-tools-wordpress

v2.0.0

Published

Bulletcode WordPress tools

Downloads

5

Readme

Bulletcode WordPress tools

A collection of tools for WordPress projects created by Bulletcode.

Commands

bc-build [--watch] [--dev] [--sourcemap] [--no-minify] [CONFIG]

Build plugin and theme assets using Vite. The path of a configuration file relative to the project root can be specified, by default it's build.config.js. Assets are built in production mode unless the --dev flag is specified. If --watch is used, assets are automatically rebuilt when source files are modified.

Configuration

build.config.js

This file contains information about WordPress plugins and themes and supported languages, for example:

export default {
  paths: {
    wordpress: 'web/wp',
    content: 'web/app',
  },
  plugins: {
    'my-plugin': {
      scripts: [ 'index.js' ],
      styles: [ 'style.scss' ],
    },
  },
  themes: {
    'my-theme': {
      scripts: [ 'style.js', 'editor.js' ],
      styles: [ 'styles/style.scss', 'styles/editor.scss', 'styles/editor-style.scss' ],
    },
  },
  languages: [
    {
      name: 'pl_PL',
      nplurals: 3,
      plural: 'n==1 ? 0 : n%10>=2 && n%10<=4 && (n%100<12 || n%100>14) ? 1 : 2',
    },
  ],
};

API

makeWordPressProjects( config )

Return a list of plugins and themes based on the given configuration.

jsAsJsx()

Vite plugin with interprets .js files as .jsx files and automatically adds imports from "@wordpress/element".

wpExternals( { prefix, injectPolyfill = false, customExternals = null } )

Vite plugin which converts WordPress imports and optionally custom externals to global variables and generates the assets.php file containing script dependencies.

splitChunks( { main, shared, vendors, mainVar, sharedVar, vendorsVar } )

Vite plugin which implements custom code splitting based on global variables.

wrapInIife( mode = null )

Vite plugin which wraps the scripts in an IIFE expression, or optionally, a DOMContentLoaded event handler.

cssCharset()

Vite plugin which prepends @charset "UTF-8"; to CSS files if necessary.

generateImports( imports )

Vite plugin which creates import files for selected scripts and CSS files.