Overview

The WP React Plugin is a powerful tool designed to streamline the process of developing a React-based WordPress plugin. With its straightforward setup, developers can quickly get started by using a single command, eliminating much of the hassle often associated with plugin development. This plugin is ideal for those looking to integrate React into their WordPress projects seamlessly while maintaining organization and efficiency.

This innovative solution brings the benefits of modern front-end development into the WordPress ecosystem. Packed with features that enhance performance and usability, the WP React Plugin is not only beginner-friendly but also robust enough for experienced developers seeking to leverage the full potential of React and WordPress together.

Features

• Easy to Use: Simply navigate to your plugins directory and run npx create-wp-react-plugin <your-plugin-name>, making the setup process a breeze.

• CRUD Utility Function: Comes with a default utility function for easily managing posts and custom hooks, streamlining data operations.

• HMR (Hot Module Reload): Utilizes vite-plugin-live-reload to automatically refresh the page when PHP files are modified, improving development speed and efficiency.

• Multi-React-App Support: Supports multiple React applications within a single plugin, enabling one for the front-end and another for the admin page, with the option to add more as needed.

• Plugin Update Checker: Automatically notifies users via wp-admin when a new version of the plugin is released on GitHub, ensuring they are always up-to-date.

• Plugin Dependencies Checker: Easily manage dependencies with $required_plugins, allowing developers to define if their plugin requires others like WooCommerce or LearnDash.

• 1-Click Release: Use pnpm release to execute a series of commands for building and publishing your plugin effortlessly, streamlining the deployment process.

• Build Before Release: Test a release version without publishing to GitHub by using a simple command, giving developers a chance to verify functionality on a test site before going live.