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Create a block plugin loader for blocks.wp-a2z.org #1
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The first version of the code seemed to work for the oik-magnetic-block plugin. I now need to add an admin interface to support the following
The format of the CSV file is:
The The first version only generates the entries for post type |
Don't forget to make it work for WordPress Multi Site! |
… activate/deactivate the oik-loader-mu plugin
When the
when a Block within the
Note: For the post_id to be passed, ServerSideRender needs to be imported from wp.editor NOT wp.components. |
When a block is being previewed then the query is, for example
So that's |
Need to add |
Some updated stats, from blocks.wp.a2z Stats
Plugin count determined from https://wordpress.org/plugins/browse/blocks/ Block estimate based on average blocks per plugin. |
Of the 400 plugins above here are some counts I'll put them in order of most recently analysed, which should be the order you see on https://wordpress.org/plugins/browse/blocks/ Unless the number of active installs changes drastically.
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According to wordpress.org the SellPress plugin has 4 blocks.
Cart Button |
I got sent a spreadsheet of 53,258 plugins in wordpress.org. I wrote back to the person who sent me the spreadsheet. I've been reading up on the Block directory project with interest as I've been building my own block directory in parallel. What would be really nice is for the REST API to expose the all_blocks post meta data. Then I would be able to determine how many blocks are known in wordpress.org - not just the Javascript only ones. And I'd also be able to know how complete my repository is. Once populated with the bare bones details for each block it could then become more useful. Helping users to find the blocks they want to use. |
Closing this issue. oik-loader v1.2.0 is now on wp-a2z.org. I still don't have a fully automated process for finding and documenting blocks but it's getting better. See the oik-update plugin. |
The WordPress blocks reference at https://blocks.wp-a2z.org contains documentation for Blocks for the WordPress Block Editor.
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CPTs have been created to document the blocks delivered by these plugins.Stats
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