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[Feature] Convert repository / codebase to a WordPress plugin that can be installed via composer #127
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Hi! |
Please can I contribute to this? I’m an Outreachy applicant. |
Hi @TimidRobot @possumbilities |
@amarachigoodness74 Hi, and thanks for the interest! The main goal is that the project is setup to operate as a proper WordPress plugin, using current standards. Once that is done then it would be possible to utilize Composer to install it since Composer expects it to be a proper plugin. |
Okay, thank you @possumbilities. I am already working on the plugin. I will be making small PRs as I progress. Thank you |
Good day @possumbilities @TimidRobot i am an outreachy applicant |
Hello @possumbilities i am Doreen from Uganda, i am interested in working on modernising the termination transfer of the word press plugin |
@possumbilities please should I use vanilla or React, or still use jQuery for the JavaScript part? |
@onyijne I would suggest keeping the JS as close to what it is using currently and not introduce a new technology or approach if at all possible. |
@possumbilities okay thanks, will do that now. |
Hi @possumbilities |
Following the new PR guidelines stated at the recent RFC I have closed #131 |
@onyijne If the project is using jQuery, continue or upgrade to basic vanilla JS. There shouldn't be a need to incorporate Vue into this project at this time. So my original comment still stands. |
Okay thanks |
Problem
The WordPress plugin as it is currently organized is difficult to install programmatically (Infrastructure as Code).
Description
Convert repository / codebase to a WordPress plugin that can be installed via composer or installed easily if the site was on managed WordPress hosting.
Additional context
The current website has the
wordpress-plugin
directory symlinked intowp-content/plugins/
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