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Modify the WP_Query to support the combined_query parameter. Combine multiple WP_Query queries into a single query.
Allow resolving any kind of WordPress url to related main query arguments.
Helper for the WordPress object cache and transients.
Under occasional development. Probably broken. Use at your own risk. PRs encouraged. 🐉
Manage share and download code snippets with other people. Contribute to the community of WP developers and let them download the amazing hacks on your WordPress.
A selection of debugging tools. Should not really be used on production sites. Contains dump(), dd(), adump() & adie() plus custom error messages over WSOD
WordPress plugin to test ajax request
Easily switch between different site environments from the WordPress admin bar.
Official client for debugging WordPress with xrDebug
The PHP Error Log Viewer plugin for ClassicPress brings your error log straight into your dashboard.
WP Experimental Features
Pro version of the plugin for wordpress admin-form
HM Platform AWS X-Ray Integration
A dev-oriented central and modular hub for code snippets and utility functions of WordPress sites.
A WordPress plugin that adds an options panel framework for WordPress themes and plugins.
Plugship receiver plugin to deploy development plugin from local to remote repo without SSH/Server access
A developer-focused interface to enabling experimental ElasticPress plugin features.
Find the plugin that broke your site in a few quick checks, even when wp-admin is down. A WordPress plugin-conflict troubleshooter by Jim Walker, The Hack Repair Guy.
Allow developers to easily register batch processes through code, and run them through the admin UI
AI-powered WordPress log viewer with standalone emergency rescue and brute-force protection.
Utilities library for WordPress E2E testing in the Cypress environment
A plugin to write Object-Oriented code in combination with the Twig templating engine while keeping the WordPress Way of working in mind.
WP-CLI commands for Toolset plugins.
Serve a manifest and isolated previews of a WordPress site's registered block patterns, so a pattern library can be generated from them.
A simple plugin to create a WordPress Playground blueprint from your current environment.
A plugin to bring the PHP error log into the ClassicPress dashboard with color coding, sorting, and filitering.