Client side code for WP Update Provider.
Using Composer:
composer require ed-itsolutions/wup-client
Require composer as normal.
Add wup_client
to your functions.php
or plugin class.
// For a plugin
wup_client('plugin', 'plugin-slug', 'http://your.site.com/wup/plugin-slug');
// For a theme
wup_client('theme', 'theme-slug', 'http://your.site.com/wup/theme-slug');
// ^^ URL of your WUP install.
That's it!
wup-client will now talk to WUP and offer updates when needed.
wup-client also provides the wup_build
function which can be used to have your CI build and release a new version of your plugin automatically.
wup_build(
'theme-slug', // The themes (or plugins) slug.
'/some/path', // The root path of the theme/plugin. Use dirname(__FILE__) to make this generic.
'deployKey', // The deploy key for the server. DON'T ACTUALLY PUT THIS IN VCS. ProTip. getenv('WUP_DEPLOY_KEY')
'http://yoursite.com/wp-admin/admin-post.php' // The admin-post.php url for your site.
);
Exit Codes:
- 1 - Something went wrong deploying to domain.
- 2 - No deploy key set.
WUP-Client may end up in multiple plugins on the same site. It maybe that it is being used by 2 wp-update-provider servers and you have no control over updating the other installations.
To prevent issues where pluginA uses wup-client 0.0.X and pluginB uses 0.1.X may cause pluginB to use 0.0.X's WUPClient
class a system is in place to ensure that the lastest version of WUPClient is used by all plugins and themes on the site.
If breaking changes are introduced a system will be devised to ensure that WUPClient is used within the correct major version.