What

This repo provides the latest version of GatherPress with editable event & venue data. The created content is used as demo-data in multiple Playgrounds around the GatherPress project.

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    C[(gatherpress-demo-data)]
    C -->D[Gatherpress<br />Playground on w.org]
    C -->E[Gatherpress<br />Playground PR preview]
    C -->F[Gatherpress<br />Playground for e2e tests]
    C -->G[Gatherpress<br />Playground for the w.org
screenshot generator]

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Note

Help shaping GatherPress by adding your least recent & your next upcoming WordCamp, you attend(ed), to our set of demo-data powered by Playground.

How to update the demo-data:

1.  
   Open Playground
    
2. Create, edit & save event & venue data
3. Export the xml to the Playground using the "💾 Save Export to server 🤖" button from the Admin bar.
4. Create a PR from inside the Playground-menu in the top-right corner
5. Back at Github, go on & merge the PR!

See the full workflow in action in this video.

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About

• Images can only be referenced by URL, that's why I added them to this repo and used the raw.githubusercontent.com-URLs within WordPress.
• The exported demo-data is cleaned up manually automatically from all default contents, that got added during the default WordPress installation (inside the WordPress playground).
• GitHub Proxy is a great service by @stoph.

Inspired by

• adamziel/playground-docs-workflow: Experimenting with maintaining WordPress docs using WordPress Playground
• and bgrgicak/playground-blog: A built using WordPress Playground

Ressources

• Introduction to Playground: running WordPress in the browser – WordPress Developer Blog
• Load Blueprint from a URL - Using Blueprints | WordPress Playground
• Blueprint builder
• WordPress Playground demos
• Blueprint examples - WordPress/wordpress-playground Wiki
• How to add demo content in WordPress - Learn WordPress