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Informations about the package sovereignty

Sovereignty

A semantic, responsive WordPress theme with deep IndieWeb support. Fork of Autonomie by Matthias Pfefferle.

Requirements

Installation

Or download the latest release from GitHub.

Building assets after a Composer install

Compiled CSS is not committed to the repository — it is generated from the SCSS sources by npm run build. After installing via Composer in a Bedrock-style project, run the build inside the theme directory:

In a GitHub Actions deploy workflow, the same step is available as a reusable composite action:

Development

Prerequisites

Quick Start

Build

Lint

Test

E2E Tests

Architecture

The theme uses namespaced PHP classes under Apermo\Sovereignty\ with PSR-4 autoloading:

Configuration is centralized in theme.json with standard WordPress settings and a custom sovereignty section. The sovereignty_config filter allows per-site overrides in multisite.

Supported Plugins

Web Semantics

The theme markup uses microformats, microformats2, and microdata (Schema.org):

Microformats (v1)

Microformats2

Microdata (Schema.org)

IndieWeb

License

MIT License — see LICENSE for details.

Copyright (c) 2018-2025 Matthias Pfefferle Copyright (c) 2025-2026 Christoph Daum

Bundled Resources

All versions of sovereignty with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version >=8.3
composer/installers Version ^2.2
wearerequired/traduttore-registry Version ^2.1
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