Plugin backbone for modular block building using Laravel Blade and React.

• Install this.

• Scaffold your block plugin:

plugins/example-block
├── example-block.php
└── src
    ├── blade
    │   └── render.blade.php
    └── index.js

The important bit is that the registration process assumes your blade partials and JS can be found in the {plugin-name}/src directory.

add_filter('register_blockmodules', function ($blocks) {
    $blocks->push([
        'plugin' => 'example-block',
        'handle' => 'example/block',
        'entry'  => 'index.js',
        'blade'  => 'blade/render',
    ]);

    return $blocks;
});

• plugin should match the name of your plugin's directory.
• handle should match the handle you used in your JS registration
• entry is your main JS file, relative to {plugin-name}/src
• blade is your blade view for the frontend, relative to {plugin-name}/src.

Now you can use the specified blade partial to render your block. You'll find the block attributes and inner content already waiting for you.

<h2>{!! $attr->heading !!}</h2>
<span>{!! $attr->accentText !!}</span>

<div class="innerBlocks">
  {!! $content !!}
</div>

Don't set a value for blade if you want to render with JS.

Do different stuff depending on the access level of the user:

@auth('administrator')
  <p>This user is an admin!</p>
@endauth

@guest
  <p>Only guests can see this.</p>
@endguest

Modify where cached views are stored:

add_filter('cache_path_blockmodules', function ($cachePath) {
  return '/cache/to/this/dir';
});

Change the base directory used to located view templates:

add_filter('base_path_blockmodules', function ($basePath) {
  return '/views/relative/from/this/dir';
});

Disable user functions (saves the database call):

add_filter('disable_user_blockmodules', function () {
  return true;
});

Enable view debugger:

add_filter('debug_blockmodules', function () {
  return true;
})

Under the hood this plugin uses EFTEC\BladeOne, a minimalist blade implementation that does not require any particular plugin or framework and has zero dependencies.

Certainly. Example usage is included in the example-block dir of this repo.

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licensed MIT