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# Installation

This project is meant to be used as a template for new empty project.

If you need a more comprehensive guide or you need to update an existing project, please read [Configure a WPML plugin](https://git.onthegosystems.com/wpml/wpml-plugin-template/wikis/Configure-a-WPML-plugin).

- Create a new directory (`mkdir <my-directory>`) and go into it (`cd <my-directory>`)
- Run the following commands: 
  - `git archive -o template.zip --remote=ssh://git@git.onthegosystems.com:10022/wpml/wpml-plugin-template.git master`
  - `unzip template.zip`
  - `rm template.zip`
- Finish reading this file, then run `./run.sh`. Mind that:
  - `git archive -o template.zip` will delete this file if a file with the same name exists.
  -  Running `./run.sh` you will delete this file anyway, as is not meant to be kept in your project.

# Setup

Run `./run.sh` (if you can't run Bash scripts, please open the file and manually do what's in it).

The script will:
- Add files from `git.onthegosystems.com/wpml-shared/makefile-git-hooks`
- Setup the Git Hooks
- Install the minimal required libraries to run the CI
- Add the new files to version control

# Configuration

## plugin.php

This is the main entry point of your plugin. Modify the following with the values of your choice:

- Line #3: `My New Plugin`
- Line #4: `Add a description`
- Line #8: `my-new-plugin`
- Line #11: `MY_NEW_PLUGIN_PATH`
- Line #12: `MY_NEW_PLUGIN_URL`

After line 14, you can add the code for your plugin to work.

## Makefile

Carefully read the information at https://git.onthegosystems.com/wpml-shared/makefile-git-hooks/tree/master.  
Most likely, you don't need to change a line a here.

## Configuration files

Replace any occurrence of `my-project` and `My Project` with the slug/id/name/url of your project. In particular, in:

- `composer.json`:
  - `name` property
  - `homepage` property
- `package.json`:
  - `name` property
  - `repository` property
- `phpunit.xml`:
  - `name` attribute in the `testsuite` node
- `.gitignore`:
  - Remove the line `!/run.sh`

## WebPack/Node

Remove the dependencies and devDependencies you are not planning to use from the package.json file.

## CI

Open the `.gitlab-ci.yml`: if you are not planning to use WebPack, remove the entries annotated with "# Required only if using WebPack")

## `README.md`

Remove this file, or replace its content with something relevant to the plugin.

## `run.sh`

This file is disposable and should be removed once used.  
It will also initialize the Git repository: what is left to do is add and commit all the files as "First commit".

# Installation This project is meant to be used as a template for new empty project. If you need a more comprehensive guide or you need to update an existing project, please read [Configure a WPML plugin](https://git.onthegosystems.com/wpml/wpml-plugin-template/wikis/Configure-a-WPML-plugin). - Create a new directory (`mkdir `) and go into it (`cd `) - Run the following commands: - `git archive -o template.zip --remote=ssh://git@git.onthegosystems.com:10022/wpml/wpml-plugin-template.git master` - `unzip template.zip` - `rm template.zip` - Finish reading this file, then run `./run.sh`. Mind that: - `git archive -o template.zip` will delete this file if a file with the same name exists. - Running `./run.sh` you will delete this file anyway, as is not meant to be kept in your project. # Setup Run `./run.sh` (if you can't run Bash scripts, please open the file and manually do what's in it). The script will: - Add files from `git.onthegosystems.com/wpml-shared/makefile-git-hooks` - Setup the Git Hooks - Install the minimal required libraries to run the CI - Add the new files to version control # Configuration ## plugin.php This is the main entry point of your plugin. Modify the following with the values of your choice: - Line #3: `My New Plugin` - Line #4: `Add a description` - Line #8: `my-new-plugin` - Line #11: `MY_NEW_PLUGIN_PATH` - Line #12: `MY_NEW_PLUGIN_URL` After line 14, you can add the code for your plugin to work. ## Makefile Carefully read the information at https://git.onthegosystems.com/wpml-shared/makefile-git-hooks/tree/master. Most likely, you don't need to change a line a here. ## Configuration files Replace any occurrence of `my-project` and `My Project` with the slug/id/name/url of your project. In particular, in: - `composer.json`: - `name` property - `homepage` property - `package.json`: - `name` property - `repository` property - `phpunit.xml`: - `name` attribute in the `testsuite` node - `.gitignore`: - Remove the line `!/run.sh` ## WebPack/Node Remove the dependencies and devDependencies you are not planning to use from the package.json file. ## CI Open the `.gitlab-ci.yml`: if you are not planning to use WebPack, remove the entries annotated with "# Required only if using WebPack") ## `README.md` Remove this file, or replace its content with something relevant to the plugin. ## `run.sh` This file is disposable and should be removed once used. It will also initialize the Git repository: what is left to do is add and commit all the files as "First commit".