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Informations about the package wp-vite-manifest

Add Vite integration for WP. vite-manifest.php is a forked version of kucrut/vite-for-wp.

How to configure vite:

Inside package.json scripts, add --host argument: "dev": "vite --host" & run npm install dotenv.

Update your vite.config so it will include server settings & enable manifest:

Your .env should contain the matching server items:

How to use inside your WP plugin:

Register assets like so:

Note that you don't have to worry about wp_enqueue_scripts hook; this must be run as early as possible!

Enqueue assets:

Note that you don't have to use the WP handle, but the handle you used to register the asset inside the Assets class!

You can also add an inline script (e.g. used for JS config):

You can even have a callable as a third param, so you have a lazy callback:

Then in your JS code you'll use:

If you want, you can also have the second argument as a tuple, so you can use the generated component on multiple instances (e.g. on Elementor Widgets):

Which internally will generate a code similar to this:

You'll then use it like so:

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