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Informations about the package wordpress-blocks

WordPress Blocks

This is a WordPress plugin which contains a few blocks to assist in starting out a new project. The blocks are built using the WordPress ACF and the block editor. This module also contains infrastructure to assist in the creation of template based blocks.

Installation

Installation of this can be done using composer: composer require creode/wordpress-blocks

Usage

This plugin once installed will be added to the mu-plugin folder so it is ready for it to be used in your project.

Creating new blocks

In order to create new blocks, you can add a new class to your theme or plugin and extend the Creode_Blocks\Block class.

If you are utilising WP_CLI for your project, you can use the following command to create a new block class:

This will create a newly configured block class and template file within your theme, inside the blocks directory. The theme argument is optional and will default to the current theme.

It will also output a couple of lines that can be copy and pasted into your functions.php file to include the block class and get started quickly.

Creating child blocks

Child blocks are defined within your block class inside the child_blocks() function. You can just need to return an array of new Creode_Blocks\Child_Block instances from it.

Generating documentation locally

This package uses PHPDoc to generate documentation for the blocks. To generate the documentation for testing purposes, you can run the following docker command:

This will create a new build/docs folder so you can view the documentation locally.

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