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Automatically bootstrap interactive PHP snippets - #278
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I'm wondering if this is the right place to do this 🤔 Here, I do think we can inject The web component has some configuration options and I think we should be able to configure it to @adamziel Thoughts? A basic snippet should really not require 2 lines of bootstrap: -<?php-require '/wordpress/wp-load.php';
echo esc_html( '<>' ); |
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Summary
<?phpandrequire '/wordpress/wp-load.php';from examplesFollow-up to #258
Context
This follows up on feedback from the review of #258 and the subsequent default-Blueprint discussion.
Interactive snippets execute as standalone PHP programs and need WordPress loaded, but the exporter previously copied fenced code verbatim. That forced every WordPress example to repeat execution boilerplate. The exporter now supplies that boilerplate while keeping the authored examples focused on the API being demonstrated.
Testing
vendor/bin/phpunit