woocommerce-backend-dev

Standardizing WooCommerce backend PHP code involves enforcing coding standards, dependency injection patterns, PSR-4 autoloading, and comprehensive unit tests. This Skill provides structured conventions for creating classes, adding hooks, and modifying existing logic while maintaining consistency across your project and reducing development risk.

WooCommerce backend classes should follow PSR-4 autoloading, use dependency injection for all dependencies, and adhere to project-specific coding standards. This Skill documents these conventions before you implement new classes or methods, ensuring your code aligns with established patterns and remains testable.

Writing unit tests for WooCommerce backend changes requires understanding your project's testing guidelines and standards. This Skill guides you through test structure and coverage expectations aligned with your project conventions, ensuring comprehensive testing before deploying backend modifications.

Yes, hooks are a core part of WooCommerce backend development. This Skill provides guidance on when and how to add hooks following project conventions, ensuring your hook implementations remain consistent with coding standards, dependency injection patterns, and testing requirements.

Before modifying existing WooCommerce backend logic, consult this Skill to ensure your changes follow project conventions for coding standards, dependency injection, and unit test coverage. This approach reduces risk by aligning modifications with established patterns before implementation.