Autoblue

Add Bluesky to your WordPress website. Automatically share new posts to Bluesky and integrate Bluesky replies with the comments on your website.

Installation

1. Clone the repository into the wp-content/plugins directory of your WordPress installation.
2. Run npm install to install the dependencies.
3. Run npm run build to build the plugin.
4. Run composer install to install the PHP dependencies.
5. Activate the plugin in the WordPress admin.

Development

1. Run npm run start to start the development server.

Build

1. composer install --no-dev to install the PHP dependencies.
2. npm run build to build the plugin.

Bundling

1. Run npm run plugin-zip to create a zip file of the plugin.

Development process

To create a new feature, make a fix, or change something else, create a new branch from main. Once the changes are ready, create a pull request to merge the changes back into main.

All pull requests should be properly reviewed and tested before merging. Any code merged into main can be included in the next release at any point.

If you are working on a new feature or a larger change, consider creating a feature branch from main. Once the feature is ready, create a pull request to merge the feature branch back into main.

Release process

Autoblue uses the 10up/action-wordpress-plugin-deploy GitHub Action to deploy the plugin to the WordPress.org plugin repository.

To release a new version, follow these steps:

1. Switch to the main branch and make sure all changes are merged into it.
2. Run bin/release.sh <version> to create a new release. Replace <version> with the new version number.
3. Check the changelog in readme.txt and make changes if required.
4. Commit the changes and push them to the repository.
5. Create a new release on GitHub with the new version number, tag, and the changelog entry.
6. The GitHub Action will automatically deploy the new version to the WordPress.org plugin repository.

Updating assets or readme without creating a new release

To update the assets (like screenshots) or readme without creating a new release (e.g. when updating the Tested up to line), follow these steps:

1. Checkout the main branch.
2. Update the assets in the assets directory (if required).
3. Update readme.txt with new information (if required).
4. Commit the changes and push them to the repository.

The changes will be automatically deployed to the WordPress.org plugin repository by the 10up/action-wordpress-plugin-asset-update GitHub Action.