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Informations about the package wp-cmf

Cassette-CMF (WordPress Content Modeling Framework)

A powerful, flexible Composer library for building WordPress plugins with custom post types, taxonomies, settings pages, and dynamic form fields.

Version PHP WordPress Coverage PHPUnit Tests Coding Standards PHPStan

Features

Requirements

Installation

Quick Start

Basic Example

Extending Existing Post Types and Taxonomies

JSON Configuration

Field Types

Basic Fields

Type Description Key Options
text Single-line text input placeholder, maxlength, pattern
textarea Multi-line text input rows, cols, maxlength
number Numeric input min, max, step
email Email input Automatic validation
url URL input Automatic validation
password Password input Masked input
date Date picker min, max
color Color picker WordPress color picker

Choice Fields

Type Description Key Options
select Dropdown select options, multiple
checkbox Checkbox input options (for multiple)
radio Radio button group options

Rich Content

Type Description Key Options
wysiwyg Visual editor TinyMCE with media buttons
upload Media uploader button_text, library_type, preview
custom_html Display custom HTML content, allowed_tags, raw_html

Container Fields

Type Description Key Options
tabs Tabbed container orientation, tabs[]
metabox Metabox container context, priority, fields[]
group Field group label, description, fields[]
repeater Repeatable fields button_label, min, max, fields[]

Retrieving Values

Cassette-CMF provides a universal static method to retrieve field values regardless of their storage location:

Method Signature

Parameter Type Description
$field_name string The field name as defined in your config
$context int|string Post ID, term ID, or settings page ID
$context_type string 'post' (default), 'term', or 'settings'
$default mixed Default value if field is empty

Context-Specific Helper Methods

Legacy Approach (Still Works)

Before-Save Filters

Modify or validate field values before saving:

Examples

Example Description
01-simple-array Book CPT + Genre Taxonomy + Library Settings (PHP)
02-simple-json Event CPT + Event Taxonomies + Settings (JSON)
03-advanced-array Full demo: CPTs, taxonomies, settings, containers, filters
04-advanced-json Full demo with multi-file JSON configuration

Documentation

Testing

Contributing

  1. Fork the repository
  2. Create a feature branch (git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature)
  3. Write tests for your changes
  4. Ensure all tests pass (composer test)
  5. Submit a pull request

License

GPL-2.0-or-later. See LICENSE for details.

Support

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