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NTPUSU Regulation Sync

Fetches the latest regulation HTML from cloud.ntpusu.org and exposes it via a shortcode so editors can update a section with one click.

by AnJen Wu with help of Codex · github.com/ntpusu/regulation-sync-plugin · website

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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/ntpusu/regulation-sync-plugin/archive/refs/heads/release.zip

From the readme

NTPUSU Regulation Sync This WordPress plugin fetches regulation HTML from https://cloud.ntpusu.org and exposes it locally so editors can refresh the rendered markup with one click. Development Environment This repository is a standalone WordPress plugin, so the practical local setup is: 1. Install a local WordPress environment with PHP, MySQL, and a web server. Good options are Local, Laragon, XAMPP, or a Docker-based WordPress stack. 2. Use a PHP version that matches your WordPress site. WordPress current recommendations are typically PHP 8.x, but you should match production first. 3. Place this repository under your WordPress plugins directory: wp-content/plugins/ntpusu-regulation-sync 4. Activate the plugin in the WordPress admin. 5. For development, edit the plugin files directly from this repo and refresh the WordPress site. 6. If you want syntax checks, run: How It Works 1. Visit Regulation Sync in the WordPress admin. 2. Choose a source: Enter a regulation ID, pick one from the fetched regulation list, or paste a custom URL. 3. Optionally select the WordPress page or post that should receive the synced content. 4. Press Sync Now. 5. If the source URL matche

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Releases

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v1.0.0-rc1 Mar 5, 2026

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