WordPress utilities classes for plugin development
Include the Composer's autoloader first.
require_once( 'vendor/autoload.php' );
use underDEV\Utils\Singleton;
class Example extends Singleton {}
Example::get();
Helper for AJAX requests.
use underDEV\Utils\Ajax;
function ajax_callback() {
$ajax = new Ajax();
// verify nonce
// you can pass the $_REQUEST array key for nonce as the second argument
$ajax->verify_nonce( 'key_for_nonce' );
// do stuff
// ...
// send output
// if errors array will not be empty, it's considered as an error respose
$ajax->response( $success = 'success message', $errors = array() );
}
Helper for plugin's files.
use underDEV\Utils\Files;
// argument should be the main plugin file
$files = new Files( __FILE__ );
// get asset url
// will return: your-plugin/assets/dist/css/style.css
$files->asset_url( 'css', 'style.css' )
// get vendor asset url
// will return: your-plugin/assets/vendor/vendor_name/asset.css
$files->vendor_asset_url( 'vendor_name', 'asset.css' )
For all methods please check the class source.
Helper for loading views. Uses the Files class.
use underDEV\Utils\Files;
use underDEV\Utils\View;
// argument should be the main plugin file
$files = new Files( __FILE__ );
$view = new View( $files );
// set some view var
$view->set_var( 'var_name', 'value' );
// load view
// this will load ./views/parts/menu.php
$view->get_view( 'parts/menu' );
In template file you can get vars
<div><?php echo $this->get_var( 'var_name' ); ?></div>
To have different scopes in templates you have to instantinate different classes.
Interface for cache. Has two implementations:
- Object Cache - if WordPress cache is not set it will not persist
- Transient Cache
use underDEV\Utils\Cache\ObjectCache;
use underDEV\Utils\Cache\Transient;
// create new cache object giving it a key and group
$cached_object = new ObjectCache( 'object_key', 'object_group' );
var_dump( $cached_object->get() ); // inspect cached value
// create new transient cache giving it a key and expiration in seconds
$transient_cache = new Transient( 'transient_key', 3600 );
var_dump( $transient_cache->get() ); // inspect cached value
use underDEV\Utils\Interfaces\Cacheable;
use underDEV\Utils\Cache\ObjectCache;
use underDEV\Utils\Cache\Transient;
class MyClass {
/**
* Cached object
* @var mixed
*/
protected $cached_element;
/**
* Constructor
* @param Cacheable $cached_element
*/
public function __construct( Cacheable $cached_element ) {
$this->cached_element = $cached_element;
}
public function inspect_element() {
var_dump( $this->cached_element->get() );
}
}
$myclass = new MyClass( new ObjectCache( 'object_key', 'object_group' ) );
$myclass->inspect_element(); // dumps object cached variable
// you can substitute MyClass constructor argument with
// any object of class that implements Cacheable
$myclass = new MyClass( new Transient( 'transient_key', 3600 ) );
$myclass->inspect_element(); // dumps cached transient variable
See Cacheable interface for all available methods.
Dependency injection container. Forked from Tom Butler's Dice lib. Compatible with PHP 5.4