This is a shell script, which you can run on the command line and which uses this boilerplate code to automatically set up a new plugin. It provides you with all that you will need to start working on a WordPress plugin based around code using PHP namespaces.
Run this shell script from the command line: ./build-wordpress-plugin.sh. The script will prompt you for the
information it needs.
If you're going to use this bash script on Mac OS, you'll first need to replace the default version of sed with
the GNU version, so that all of the necessary regular expression functionality
works. You can use Homebrew to do this.
brew install gnu-sed --with-default-names
(This applies for Mac OS.) Place a copy of the .sh file in /usr/local/bin and make it executable.
cp build-wordpress-plugin.sh /usr/local/bin/build-wordpress-plugin
chmod +x /usr/local/bin/build-wordpress-plugin
Then use build-wordpress-plugin from the plugin directory of your project.
- Mark Howells-Mead | markweb.ch
- Mauro Bringolf | maurobringolf.ch
- Simon Bärlocher | sbaerlocher.ch
Use this code freely, widely and for free. Provision of this code provides and implies no guarantee.
Please respect the GPL v3 licence, which is available via http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html
- Reference new plugin-boilerplate-psr repository paths.
- Add global access information to README.
- Fix URL issue detailed in 0.2.0.
- Hyperlink contributor URIs.
- Fix minor formatting issue in README.
- Major rewrite, including the use of the plugin key as a basis for the file and folder name, as well as the PascalCase PHP namespace.
- Issues remain when adding an http:// prefix to a URL, and the script entry is currently not validated. These will be addressed in an upcoming version.