CamaloteWP - Editorial Control

This is a WordPress plugin designed for editorial control.

Overview

This WordPress plugin provides an editorial control system. Its primary function is to create a dedicated settings page within the WordPress admin dashboard, where users can manage and configure various custom-made features and settings. This page is built using React, providing a dynamic and interactive user interface, while a REST API endpoint is registered on the PHP side to facilitate seamless data exchange between the frontend and the server.

Features

• Editorial Control: Manages a custom editorial workflow for content.

• Settings Page: Provides a dedicated administration page built with React for managing custom features and settings.

• Localization: The plugin supports internationalization, making it translatable into different languages.

• REST API Endpoint: Registers a REST API endpoint on the PHP side to handle data and facilitate communication with the frontend.

• Developer-Friendly: The project includes a variety of features to enhance the developer experience, such as a 10up-toolkit-based development server with Hot Module Replacement (HMR) for fast refreshes, Jest for unit testing, and PHP-Scoper to prevent dependency conflicts.

Installation

Prerequisites

• PHP 8.2 or greater

• Node.js 18.0.0 or greater

Steps

Download a release

• Navigate to Releases

• Install via WordPress backend or copy into wp-content/plugins/.

From source

• Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/camalote-wp/enfant-terrible-models.git

• Install PHP dependencies: composer install

• Install Node.js dependencies: npm install

• Scope the vendor dependencies: composer scope

Development

The plugin uses 10up-toolkit for its build process and linting.

Available Scripts

• npm start: Runs npm run watch to start the development server.
• npm watch: Starts the webpack and TypeScript watch processes.
• npm build: Compiles the final production assets.
• npm format-js: Formats JavaScript code.
• npm lint-js: Lints JavaScript code.
• npm lint-style: Lints CSS/SCSS code.
• npm test: Runs unit tests using Jest.
• npm clean-dist: Removes the dist directory.