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Informations about the package wp-sidewheels

WP Sidewheels

This package provides an easy way to create custom routes (MVC), roles, Custom post types, ... using a config file.

Installation

Add this package to your plugin dependencies

composer require tombroucke/wp-sidewheels

Initialize sidewheels your plugin:

dirname(__FILE__) is where your config.php file resides.

Add to your plugin activation hook:

Add to your plugin deactivation hook:

add config.php to your plugin root directory

Important notice

After adding new routes, you need to manually flush your rewrite rules.

Example configuration file

MVC

Controller:

For each route, you need to define a callback. This can be an inline function or a controller.

View:

This package uses twig as it's templating engine. You can pass variable to your templates, e.g. 'website'. The route object is also passed in as a variable, so you can use {{ route.title }} for example. You can call public methods from your controller.

By default, the very basic vendor/tombroucke/wp-sidewheels/templates/sidewheels.php template will be loaded for all endpoints. You can add a sidewheels.php template in your views directory, or in your theme root directory. You can use the sidewheels_template_paths filter to load a custom template based on a specific route or other logic.

Filters

Deny access to certain routes

Manipulate title, will override the title in config file

Title can also be set from controller $this->route()->setTitle('title');, but this filter will override everything.

Add custom functions to be used in your twig templates.

Adding routes

You can add routes outside of the config file:

All versions of wp-sidewheels with dependencies

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Requires twig/twig Version ^3.0
johnbillion/extended-cpts Version ^5.0
squizlabs/php_codesniffer Version ^3.6
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