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Informations about the package query

WordPress Query Builder v0.2.0

A fluent interface for creating WordPress Queries

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Usage

The Query class provides a fluent interface for create WP_Query in WordPress.

Creating Custom Query Classes

Custom query classes can be created by extending the Query class. Custom query classes can encapsulate default parameters which can then be expanded upon with query methods.

For example, a FeaturedPostsQuery can be created to return posts with the 'featured' taxonomy term. The default query parameters are defined within the setup() method that receives a Builder instance.

Once the query class is created it can be used through out the project in a vairety of ways.

Custom Scopes

Custom scopes can be added to the global Query using the static addScope method. One of the simplest ways to add a scope is with a closure.

Custom Scope Classes

Custom scope classes can be added to the global Query. The custom scope class will need to implement the Scope interface and contain the required apply method. The apply method should accept the query Builder as the first argument and any optional arguments passed via the scope. Once added to the Query class the scope will be available by the class name with the first letter lowecase.

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Author

Joe Grainger

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