Elementor Implementation Toolkit
WordPress blueprint compiler for content structures, forms, collections and Elementor implementations. Release candidate.
by Guilherme Silva · github.com/kingdonrush/elementor-implementation-toolkit
Install
No release zip yet. The repository archive installs, but the folder name will carry the branch suffix and updates will not flow:
wp plugin install https://github.com/kingdonrush/elementor-implementation-toolkit/archive/refs/heads/main.zipA WordPress plugin that turns declarative blueprints into content structures and Elementor-facing interfaces. A blueprint describes entities, fields, relations, entry forms, collections and presentation routes; the compiler produces artifacts through storage and presentation contracts.
From blueprint to implementation
Define the content model, validate the blueprint, inspect the compiled artifacts and apply them to a development site. Forms and collections consume those contracts rather than independently inventing a data shape. Diagnostics and validation expose incompatible or destructive changes before they become an implementation step.
| Component | Source |
|---|---|
| Blueprint compilation | Compiler |
| PHP domain and change contracts | PHP tests |
| Form and collection behavior | JavaScript tests |
| Browser workflows | End-to-end scenarios |
The Portuguese operational manual contains the detailed setup and builder workflow. The existing manual is retained because it describes the product's Portuguese administration surface.
Setup and verification
Requires PHP 8.1+, WordPress 6.7+ and Elementor. Version 1.0.0-rc.1 targets
new implementations; legacy migration remains experimental.
npm ci
npm test
npm run check:js
npm run build
php scripts/lint-php.phpThe JavaScript suite has 37 tests. PHP syntax checks do not substitute for the WordPress contract suite. Existing Composer integration scripts depend on the Studio WordPress Docker topology; inspect their paths before running them in a standalone checkout. This pass verified JavaScript behavior/builds and PHP syntax, not the complete WordPress integration or browser suites.
The license declared in composer.json is proprietary.
Source visibility does not grant an open-source license.