# wp-plugin-init

**Modern WordPress Plugin Framework Generator**
Scaffold a production-ready WordPress plugin built on the **WPSuitePress framework** — dependency injection, an `$wpdb` model/query builder, schema migrations, a REST router with controllers, WP-CLI commands, and a Vue 3 + Vite frontend — with a single command.

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## What it does

`wp-plugin-init` generates a plugin that is a thin *application* on top of the reusable [`wpsuitepress/framework`](https://github.com/Suite-Press/wpsuitepress-framework) Composer package. The framework is bundled into the plugin's `vendor/` and **namespace-scoped per plugin** at install time, so multiple SuitePress-based plugins can run side by side without class collisions.

### Generated architecture

```
my-plugin/
├── my-plugin.php              # constants + returns boot/app.php
├── boot/
│   ├── app.php                # bootstrap: container, lifecycle, plugins_loaded → init
│   ├── bindings.php           # your service container bindings
│   └── helpers.php            # my_plugin_app() / _config() / _view()
├── config/
│   ├── app.php                # slug, text_domain, hook_prefix, rest_namespace, versions
│   └── menu.php               # admin menu definition
├── app/
│   ├── App.php                # plugin facade (extends framework App)
│   ├── Dev/ComposerScript.php # namespace-scoping script
│   ├── Hooks/
│   │   ├── Handlers/          # Activation, Deactivation, AdminMenu, Asset, RestRoute
│   │   ├── CLI/Commands.php   # wp my-plugin migrate | info
│   │   ├── actions.php
│   │   └── filters.php
│   ├── Http/
│   │   ├── Controllers/       # DashboardController (REST)
│   │   └── Routes/api.php     # Route::get('/stats', ...)->auth('manage_options')
│   ├── Models/Example.php     # Example::query()->where(...)->get()
│   └── Views/admin-dashboard.php
├── database/
│   ├── DBMigrator.php         # runs + version-tracks migrations
│   └── Migrations/ExampleMigrator.php
├── resources/js/              # Vue 3 + Vite (HMR)
├── language/                  # i18n target
└── composer.json              # requires + scopes the framework
```

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## Requirements

- Node.js 16+
- Composer 2+
- PHP 7.4+
- The `wpsuitepress/framework` repository must be reachable (configured as a VCS repo in the generated `composer.json`).

## Usage

```bash
npx wp-plugin-init my-plugin
# or: npm i -g wp-plugin-init && wp-plugin-init my-plugin
```

This generates `my-plugin/`, replaces all identifiers, runs `composer install`
(pulling and namespace-scoping the framework), then installs and builds the
frontend assets.

### Generated identifiers (for `suite-one`)

| Concern | Value |
|---|---|
| Namespace | `SuiteOne\` |
| Framework namespace | `SuiteOne\Framework\` |
| Constants | `SUITE_ONE_VERSION`, `SUITE_ONE_PATH`, … |
| Hook prefix | `suite_one/` |
| REST base | `/wp-json/suite-one/v1` |
| WP-CLI | `wp suite-one <command>` |
| JS global | `SuiteOneSettings` |

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## After generation

```bash
cd my-plugin
npm run dev          # Vite dev server with HMR
npm run build        # Production assets
composer install     # Re-run if the framework repo was offline
```

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## License

MIT © Ruman Ahmed