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Propel your WordPress installation into the stratosphere with this multi-function plugin. The combined result of too many years making one-off WordPress customizations and filtering hooks... I truly hope it brings inner peace and enlightenment to your world. (˘▾˘)

The following plugins are particularly complementary; in fact a notable number of 0.1.0 actions were dropped in 0.2.0 in favor of using the methods from these fantastic plugins instead!

• Admin cleanup & modifications:
  soberwp/intervention
• Custom post types & taxonomies:
  soberwp/models

• Install Plugin (see below)
• Add jetfuel('module-name', ['arbitrary', 'options']); to functions.php ...or ideally a file required() by functions.php, e.g:

# functions.php
$lib_includes = [
  'lib/mods.php',
];

foreach ($lib_includes as $file) {
  if (!$filepath = locate_template($file)) {
    trigger_error(sprintf(__('Error locating %s for inclusion', 'your-textdomain'), $file), E_USER_ERROR);
  }
  require_once $filepath;
}
unset($file, $filepath);

jetfuel('deselect-uncategorized');

@TODO: Add in-depth descriptions of individual modules. Until then, take a peek in src/Module for available functions.

composer require gnowland/wp-jet-fuel

Activate with wp-cli

wp plugin activate wp-jet-fuel

• git clone into your sites plugin folder
• Activate via WordPress or wp-cli (see above)

• Download the zip file
• Unzip to your sites plugin folder
• Activate via WordPress or wp-cli (see above)

Includes support for github-updater to keep track of updates through the WordPress admin.

See Releases.

Heck yea! Baby, we're better together.

• Refactor some gnarly code? Submit a PR.
• Write a feature addition? Submit a PR.
• Problems/requests? Make an Issue and I'll look into it ASAP.

There's no draconian PR standard, if I can't figure out something in your PR we can work it out together.

git clone [email protected]:gnowland/wp-jet-fuel.git composer install

Make sure your code complies with PSR-2/SOBER guidelines

composer test src/

Create dist/:

composer build

Don't be a stranger!

Contact Gifford Nowland <hi(at symbol)giffordnowland.com>

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At its core, this plugin merely facilitates the addition of extended functionality to a WordPress website: Custom Post Types, Meta Fields, Widgets, Taxonomies, Shortcodes, Admin Modifications, etc.

Why a functionality plugin, you ask? Think of it this way: instead of tying site architecture and management code to a particular Theme (via functions.php), a much more sustainable method is to use what's commonly referred to as a "functionality plugin". This separates form (frontend layout) from function (administration), allowing you to retain functionality modifications across theme installations!

Here's what some intelligent people say on the subject:

"We recommend that you always put custom post types in a plugin rather than a theme. This ensures that the user’s content is portable whenever they change their website’s design." — Wordpress.org Plugin Handbook

See also: Why Custom Post Types Belong in Plugins and How to Create Your Own WordPress Functionality Plugin for more supporting evidence behind adding additional site functionality via a plugin instead of a theme's functions.php file.

• Set up @wordpress/scripts for block editor (Gutenberg) scripts:
  • deselectUncategorized.js