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Informations about the package wpflint

WPFlint

A Laravel-inspired framework for building WordPress plugins. Zero production dependencies. PHP 7.4+.

WPFlint gives you the tools you expect from a modern PHP framework — IoC container, Eloquent-style ORM, migrations, routing, middleware, validation, events, caching, views, mail, admin builders, and Gutenberg support — all built on top of WordPress APIs and fully compliant with WP.org plugin guidelines.

Table of Contents

Installation

Quick Start

Create your main plugin file:

Architecture Overview

Service providers are the central place to configure your plugin. Register everything — routes, event listeners, admin pages, metaboxes, widgets, assets — in boot().

Core Framework

Application

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Service Container

PSR-11 compliant IoC container with auto-resolution, singletons, and contextual bindings.

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Service Providers

Deferred providers are only booted when one of their bindings is requested:

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Configuration

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Facades

Create custom facades:

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HTTP Layer

Routing

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Middleware

Built-in middleware: nonce:{action}, can:{capability}, throttle:{max},{minutes}.

Custom middleware:

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Controllers

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Requests & Validation

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Responses

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REST API Auth Helpers

Factory methods that return permission_callback callables:

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Database

Database: Migrations

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Database: Schema Builder

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Database: Query Builder

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Database: ORM

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Relationships

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WordPress UI

Admin Menu & Pages

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Settings API

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Admin Notices

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Metabox Builder

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Shortcodes

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Block Registration

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Widgets

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Templates & Mail

Views

Template file (resources/views/admin/settings.php):

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Mail

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Plugin Infrastructure

Plugin Lifecycle

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Asset Manager

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Events

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Cache

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Logging

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Queue & Jobs

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Scheduler

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WP-CLI Commands

Dev-only commands, excluded from production builds via .distignore.

Database

Command Description
wp wpflint migrate Run pending migrations
wp wpflint migrate --rollback Roll back last batch
wp wpflint migrate --rollback --steps=N Roll back N batches
wp wpflint migrate --fresh Drop all + re-run (with confirmation)
wp wpflint migrate --status Show migration status
wp wpflint cache:clear Clear all application cache
wp wpflint cache:clear --tag=orders Clear a specific cache tag

Code Generators

Command Description
wp wpflint make:migration <Name> Generate migration stub
wp wpflint make:model <Name> Generate model stub
wp wpflint make:model <Name> --migration Generate model + migration
wp wpflint make:controller <Name> Generate AJAX controller
wp wpflint make:controller <Name> --rest Generate REST controller
wp wpflint make:middleware <Name> Generate middleware stub
wp wpflint make:request <Name> Generate form request stub
wp wpflint make:provider <Name> Generate service provider stub
wp wpflint make:event <Name> Generate event stub
wp wpflint make:facade <Name> Generate facade stub

All make:* commands accept --path=<dir> to customise the output directory.

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Testing

WPFlint uses PHPUnit 9 with WP_Mock and Brain\Monkey.

Test structure mirrors src/:

Writing a test:

WP.org Compliance

WPFlint is designed for WordPress.org plugin directory submission:

Directory Structure

License

GPL-2.0-or-later

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