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ModulesPress Framework: Revolutionizing WordPress Plugin Development with Modern Practices
Discover ModulesPress, an open-source framework designed to modernize WordPress plugin development by incorporating concepts from frameworks like NestJS, Angular, and Laravel. Learn how ModulesPress introduces modular architecture to address the limitations of traditional WordPress plugin development.
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Video Summary & Chapters
1. Introduction 🌟
Exciting introduction to ModulesPress framework for modern WordPress plugin development.
2. Modernizing WordPress Plugins 🚀
Addressing the need for modern development practices in WordPress plugin development.
3. Revolutionizing Plugin Development 💡
Overview of ModulesPress framework and its role in revolutionizing WordPress plugin development.
4. Framework Foundation 🏗️
Exploring the foundation of ModulesPress framework and its adherence to WordPress coding standards.
5. Installation Process 🛠️
Step-by-step guide on installing ModulesPress CLI and setting up a new plugin.
6. Integration with WordPress Dashboard 🖥️
Navigating the WordPress admin dashboard and activating the newly created plugin.
7. Plugin Structure Overview 📂
Exploring the modular structure and key components of the generated plugin.
8. Front-End Development 🌐
Utilizing Vite for efficient front-end development and instant feedback.
9. Creating Custom Modules 📚
Guidance on creating new modules like 'books' to extend plugin functionality.
10. Preparing for Production 🚚
Transitioning from development to production by packaging the plugin for distribution.
11. Introducing ModulesPress Framework
Bringing modern practices to WordPress development
12. Acknowledgment to Saad Nadeem
Thanking the developer for the innovative framework
13. Engagement and Conclusion
Encouraging interaction and subscribing for more content
Video Transcript
Hey everyone, today I've got something really exciting to share with you, especially for
all you WordPress developers out there looking to modernize your plugin development workflow.
Have you ever felt that developing WordPress plugins could use a touch of modern development
practices?
Well, you're not alone.
I recently came across an open source framework called ModulesPress, developed by Saad Nadim,
and it's designed to revolutionize the
way we build WordPress plugins. It brings
modern development practices to
WordPress by incorporating concepts from
frameworks like NestJS, Angular, and
Laravel. Traditional WordPress plugin
development can sometimes feel a bit
outdated. ModulesPress addresses this by
introducing modular architecture.
Inspired by NestJS, allowing for clear
separation of concerns between
and reusable components. TypeScript and
attributes. Utilize decorators for
cleaner and more declarative code.
A powerful DI container that enhances
testability and scalability. Full support for
TypeScript and BHB typing ensures robust
and maintainable code. And modern build
tools for a smoother development
experience. If you love Laravel's
blade templating engine, you'll feel
right at home. Modules Brass is built on
native
REST ABI, adhering to WordPress coding
standards. Before we dive in, make sure
you have the following installed. WordPress, a running installation either locally or on
a server. Composer, installed globally for managing
PHP dependencies. Node.js and nbm, installed globally for front-end tooling.
PHP 8.1 plus. ModulesPress requires PHP 8.1 or later. Git. For version control.
First, we need to install the ModulesPress CLI globally using Composer. In your
terminal, run composer global require modulespress slash CLI. After installation,
you might
might need to add Composer's global vendor bin directory to your system's bath environment
variable. Check the Composer documentation for guidance specific to your operating system.
Navigate to your WordPress plugins directory. Now, run the following command to create a
new plugin. Modules press new. The CLI will prompt you for
plugin name, plugin slug, plugin namespace
and prefix, description, author information. After filling in the details, the CLI will
automatically create the plugin directory structure, install composer and
nbm dependencies, generate configuration files, set up the root module, configure
auto loading
Once the setup is complete, head over to your WordPress admin dashboard.
Go to plugins, installed plugins, find your newly created plugin, and click activate.
Let's take a look at what the CLI has generated.
