Simwp

This lightweight module is designed to be put inside any of your Wordpress themes or plugins to help interacting with Wordpress admin dashboard more easily.

NOTE: For non-composer user, you can download a compiled version at simwp-compiled

composer require simwp=dev-master

Table of Contents :

1. Build Wordpress setting pages
2. Work with Wordpress options
3. Create Wordpress setting fields in seconds
4. Work with Wordpress notices
5. Need helps
6. FAQ
7. License

Build Wordpress setting pages

Register your first own custom menu that will contain all your setting pages

// create an admin holder to hold custom menus
// and provide features like auto translating
Simwp::admin('custom admin')
	->menu('custom menu'); // Create your new menu item
	->page('custom page'); // A menu contains on or many pages
	->append(Section_Simple::class) // Register a Section to be display (1)
	->set('render', 'custom_render_callback') // Or use a custom rendering function
	->link('https://github.com/hungluu/simwp'); // Or simply redirect to another url

(1) Sections are managed by Simwp for auto-rendering page contents into setting pages

Work with Wordpress options

Instead of coding those lines and much more

if(wp_verify_nonce($_POST['_nonce'], 'nonce-name') && current_user_can('manage_options')){
	if(isset($_POST[$key]) {
		if(is_string($_POST[$key])){
			...

You can let Simwp handles all the Wordpress option for you

// Tell Simwp to auto sanitize and update the option for you when user hit enter
// and show error messages when the submitted value is not valid
Simwp::manage('opt-key');

// Check if user submit option value, if so, sanitize it
Simwp::updated('opt-key', $opt_callback);

// Check if user submit option value, and if that value
// is valid with Symfony\Validator, or accessible for current
// section / page
Simwp::handled('opt-key', $opt_callback);

Simwp::is('csrf'); // check if csrf attack presents in admin dashboard, good for ajax options
Simwp::is('dashboard'); // check if current view is admin dashboard
Simwp::is('user'); // check if user logged in

// Some simple option handling
Simwp::option('opt-key')
	->appendTo(Simple_Section::class) // the option updating only available in a specified section
	->appendTo($custom_menu) // or shared with all the pages inside menu
	->appendTo('themes.php') // or shared with an admin-dashboard slug
	->validate(new Assert\NotBlank()) // force option not to be blank
	->validate(new Assert\Email()) // and force it to be an email
	->updated($fn); // Or push a callback to determine when the option is submited, data sanitized before
					// being passed in as an argument

For getting option value

Simwp::get('opt-key') // get option value

Simwp::option('opt-key')
	->default('def-value') // default value to return when option not found
	->type('array') // submited value will be parsed as array
	->type('boolean'); // submited value weill be parsed as boolean

Create Wordpress setting fields in seconds

An example code of a section

class SimpleSection extends Simwp\Section {
	function is_registered(){
		// create a checkbox for 'registered' option
		// short version of $this->view('toggle')->render('registered')
		$this->toggle('registered');
	}

	function user_name(){
		// create an input to fill 'followed-users'
		// short version of $this->view('tags')->render('followed-users')
		$this->tags('followed-users');
	}
}

More and more components are being created, current list is default components ( with their own javascript events ) :

• Editor ( TinyMCE )
• Checkboxes
• Color Picker
• Date Picker
• DateTime Picker
• Image ( simwp_image_selected, simwp_image_removed )
• Input
• Lines ( simwp_line_added, simwp_line_removed )
• Options
• Radios
• Tags
• Textarea
• Toggle

Work with Wordpress notices

Create a new notice and give it a name

Simwp::notice('simple-notice')
	->append('example text');

There are 4 types of notice :

• no-control notices are interactive
• dismissible notices can be hidden by users, but can be shown at next requests
• removable notices can be avoided by users at any requests
• force notices can never be avoided by users

And 5 flags of notice : primary info success warning error

Need helps

Find resolved issues or create a new one if you can't find any issue related to your problem at Issues

FAQ

How can I create my own section components and filters?

You can declare you own components and filters at any time, the components should be inside namespace Simwp\Form and the filters should be inside namespace Simwp\Form\Filter so the default view and filter method can easily recognize them.

For example, you declare a new component Simwp\Form\Custom and inside a section you can call this line to render your new custom component :

$this->custom('opt-name');

License

This module is completely free for any projects including commercial ones, and based on MIT License. You can do anything with it. The project is in its very early state and need more contributed tests, components, filters, or translations ... so I will appreciate very much if you can join us. Thank you.

Stay tuned.