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Connect WordPress to your Laposta account. The plugin owns the connection — API key, caching, manual sync, and an activity log — adds a block for listing your most recently sent campaigns, and builds signup forms that write new members straight into a Laposta list.

Features

• Campaigns block. Lists your most recently sent campaigns as a plain <ul> of links, styled entirely by your theme. Filter by list, choose how many, how they are ordered, and what each item reads. → docs
• Signup forms. Build a form bound to a Laposta list and place it with a block or the [wynko_form] shortcode. The field editor is driven by Laposta's own field definitions, so it only offers what the list actually accepts. → docs
• Server-side validation and rate limiting. Every submission is checked against the list's live field definitions whatever the browser was told, and metered per visitor and per form. → docs
• Activity log. Key checks, connection checks, syncs, and signups, at the level of detail you choose — filterable, and exportable as a .txt that never contains your API key. → docs
• Critical email alerts. Mails you when the plugin records an error, at most once an hour. Off until you switch it on. → docs
• System report. WordPress, PHP, database, PHP modules, and server, each marked against what the plugin is tested with, downloadable for a support request. It warns and never blocks.
• Safe key handling. The key is verified against Laposta before it is stored, never echoed back into the page, and can live in wp-config.php instead of the database. → docs
• Deployable configuration. Every setting, not just the key, can come from an environment variable or a constant. → docs
• Multisite. Settings are per-site, so each site connects to its own Laposta account. → docs

Requirements

• WordPress 6.4 or newer
• PHP 8.0 or newer
• A Laposta account and API key

Installation

Download the ZIP from the releases page and install it through Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin, then activate it and go to Wynko → Settings to add your API key.

Installing from a git checkout needs a build step — see docs/installation.md.

Documentation

Full documentation lives in docs/.

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md for the workflow, the architecture, and the quality checks that gate every commit. Security issues have their own process: SECURITY.md.

License

GPL-2.0-or-later — see LICENSE.

If you build this into something commercial, a link back to flex-border.com is appreciated. That is a request, not a licence term: the GPL asks only that you keep the copyright notices intact.

Laposta is a trademark of its respective owner. This plugin is developed independently by FlexBorder Co., Ltd with Laposta's permission and is not an official Laposta product.