wordplate | It 's like building | Content Management System library

To use WordPlate, you need to have PHP 8.0+ and MySQL 5.7+ installed on your machine. WordPlate utilizes Composer to manage its dependencies. So, before using WordPlate, make sure you have Composer installed on your machine.
http://localhost:8000/ - Your website.
http://localhost:8000/wordpress/wp-admin - The administration dashboard.
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WordPlate now requires PHP 8.0 or later.
Bump the version number in the composer.json file to ^11.0.
Run composer update in the root of your project.
WordPlate now requires PHP 7.4 or later.
Bump the version number in the composer.json file to ^10.0.
Rename WP_ENV to WP_ENVIRONMENT_TYPE in the environment file.
Rename WP_THEME to WP_DEFAULT_THEME in the environment file.
Rename WP_URL to WP_HOME in the environment file (if it exists).
If you're using the WP_CACHE environment variable you'll need to define it in the public/wp-config.php file: $application->run(); +define('WP_CACHE', env('WP_CACHE', false)); $table_prefix = env('DB_TABLE_PREFIX', 'wp_');
Optional: Rename WP_PREFIX to DB_TABLE_PREFIX in the following files: .env .env.example public/wp-config.php
Run composer update in the root of your project.
Bump the version number in the composer.json file to ^9.0.
Copy the public/mu-plugins/mu-plugins.php file into your project.
Update the public/.gitignore file to allow the new mu-plugins.php file: -mu-plugins/ +mu-plugins/* +!mu-plugins/mu-plugins.php
Run composer update in the root of your project.
WordPlate now requires PHP 7.2 or later.
Bump the version number in the composer.json file to ^8.0. Note: WordPlate 8.0 requires WordPress 5.3 or later.
Laravel's helper functions is now optional in WordPlate. If you want to use the functions, install the laravel/helpers package, with Composer, in the root of your project: composer require laravel/helpers
Laravel's collections are now optional in WordPlate. If you want to use collections, install the tightenco/collect package, with Composer, in the root of your project: composer require tightenco/collect
The mix helper function is now optional in WordPlate. If you want to use the function, install the ibox/mix-function package, with Composer, in the root of your project: composer require ibox/mix-function
Replace any usage of asset, stylesheet_url and template_url functions with WordPress's get_theme_file_uri function.
Replace any usage of stylesheet_path and template_path functions with WordPress's get_theme_file_path function .
The base_path and template_slug functions have been removed.
Run composer update in the root of your project.
Bump the version number in the composer.json file to ^7.0. Note: WordPlate 7.0 requires WordPress 5.0 or later.
Update the realpath(__DIR__) to realpath(__DIR__.'/../') in the wp-config.php file.
If your public directory isn't named public, add the following line to the wp-config.php file: $application->setPublicPath(realpath(__DIR__));
Run composer update in the root of your project.
Bump the version number in the composer.json file to ^6.0.
Update the realpath(__DIR__.'/../') to realpath(__DIR__) in the wp-config.php file.
Run composer update in the root of your project.
Bump the version number in the composer.json file to ^5.0.
Copy and paste the contents of the wp-config.php file into your application. Note: Make sure you don't overwrite any of your custom constants.
Run composer update in the root of your project.