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MU Plugin Installer
This is a Composer plugin that installs mu plugins into the wp-content/mu-plugins
directory. This differs from other solutions as each mu-plugin has it's own dedicated entrypoint file. This means that mu-plugins screen in WordPress has a more accurate representation of which plugins are installed and at what version they are running.
Installation
You can install this package as part of your mu-plugin's composer.json
file.
composer require creode/mu-plugin-installer
Usage
Add the following to your composer.json
file of your mu-plugin:
{
"extra": {
"wordpress-muplugin-entry": "{an-entrypoint-file-name}.php"
}
}
Supported Package Types
wordpress-muplugin
Available Placeholders
:PLUGIN_VERSION:
- The version of the plugin which will be pulled in dynamically from composer at install time.
Example
Below is an example of a mu-plugin entrypoint file that will be installed into the wp-content/mu-plugins
directory. This demonstrates the use of the :PLUGIN_VERSION:
placeholder.
/**
* Plugin Name: WordPress Blocks
* Description: WordPress Blocks plugin used by Creode to assist in the development of WordPress blocks.
* Version: :PLUGIN_VERSION:
*
* @package Creode Blocks
*/
// This is a loader for the plugin from the parent directory to handle MU Plugin installation.
require_once __DIR__ . '/wordpress-blocks/plugin.php';
The above example will install the plugin into the wp-content/mu-plugins
directory and create a file called wordpress-blocks.php
in the wp-content/mu-plugins
directory. The file will contain the following content:
/**
* Plugin Name: WordPress Blocks
* Description: WordPress Blocks plugin used by Creode to assist in the development of WordPress blocks.
* Version: 1.9.0
*
* @package Creode Blocks
*/
// This is a loader for the plugin from the parent directory to handle MU Plugin installation.
require_once __DIR__ . '/wordpress-blocks/plugin.php';