powerhouse

Document the Powerhouse WordPress core plugin's architecture, REST API, and license system.

5|1|Updated Jul 31, 2024
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npx skills add https://github.com/j7-dev/wp-powerhouse --skill powerhouse
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Skill: powerhouse
Source: https://github.com/j7-dev/wp-powerhouse/tree/main/.github/skills/powerhouse
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/j7-dev/wp-powerhouse --skill powerhouse

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides comprehensive guidance for developing and maintaining the Powerhouse WordPress core plugin, which serves as a foundational library for the entire power-* plugin ecosystem.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Core Plugin Development: Offers insights into the architecture, coding standards, and best practices for the Powerhouse plugin.
  • REST API Framework: Details the generic REST API provided for WordPress resources.
  • License Code System: Explains the AES-encrypted license validation mechanism.
  • Access Control: Describes the ph_access_itemmeta table for per-user access tracking.
  • Theme System: Covers the integration of daisyUI and Tailwind CSS.
  • Admin Interface: Guides on the React/Refine.dev based admin SPA.
  • Use Case: A developer needs to understand how to extend the Powerhouse plugin's REST API or how its license code system functions before building a new power-* plugin.

Quick Start

Consult the Powerhouse development guide for instructions on extending its REST API.

Frequently Asked Questions about powerhouse

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I build a custom WordPress plugin that extends a core REST API framework?

To build a custom WordPress plugin, you can use the Powerhouse core plugin as a foundational library, which provides a generic REST API framework and architecture guidelines for extending the power-* ecosystem.

How does the WordPress license code system work for plugin access control?

The WordPress license code system uses AES-encrypted validation mechanisms and a dedicated ph_access_itemmeta table to track per-user access control across the power-* plugin ecosystem.

Can I use React and Refine.dev to build a WordPress admin interface?

Yes, you can build a React-based admin SPA using Refine.dev within the Powerhouse WordPress plugin, which provides specific guidance and architecture for integrating this admin interface.

What is the best way to integrate daisyUI and Tailwind CSS into a WordPress plugin theme system?

The best way to integrate daisyUI and Tailwind CSS is through the Powerhouse theme system, which covers the specific integration architecture for these frontend frameworks within WordPress.

Does the Powerhouse REST API support custom WordPress resources out of the box?

Yes, the Powerhouse core plugin provides a generic REST API specifically designed for WordPress resources, allowing developers to easily extend and interact with custom data endpoints.

When should I use the Powerhouse core plugin instead of writing a standalone WordPress plugin?

You should use the Powerhouse core plugin when building or extending any power-* plugins, as it provides a unified architecture, license code system, and access control mechanisms for the entire ecosystem.