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PublishPress Bundled Translations

Forces WordPress plugins to use their bundled translations instead of the global translations downloaded from translate.wordpress.org.

How It Works

This library hooks into WordPress's load_textdomain_mofile filter. When WordPress tries to load a .mo file from the global wp-content/languages/plugins/ directory, the filter redirects it to the plugin's own bundled languages/ directory instead.

Requirements

Installation

Add the package to your plugin's lib/composer.json:

Then run:

Usage

In your plugin's main PHP file, include the library and instantiate it:

Disabling

The library can be disabled in two ways:

Via PHP Constant

Add to wp-config.php or anywhere before the plugin loads:

Via WordPress Filter

Running tests

  1. Install dependencies at the repository root:

  2. Configure the environment for WPBrowser’s WPLoader: copy .env.example to .env and set the variables for your local WordPress test install and database (see the comments in .env.example).

  3. Link the dummy plugin to this tree — integration tests load the library from tests/Support/Data/DummyPlugin/lib/vendor/. That install must be a Composer path symlink so it tracks your edits under core/. From the repo root:

    …or:

  4. Edit code — change core/ for the library; add or extend Codeception/WPBrowser specs under tests/ (integration Cests live in tests/Integration/).

  5. Rebuild test actors if you change suite modules (e.g. tests/Integration.suite.yml):

  6. Run the suite:

    Run one Cest file or method, for example:

License

GPL-3.0-or-later

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