fup/wordpress-middleware

This PSR-15 middleware allows you to include Wordpress into your Middleware-Pipeline

WordpressPSR15Bridge

This PSR-15 middleware allows you to include Wordpress into your Middleware-Pipeline, _(*1)

Getting Started

Prerequisites

• Install Wordpress within a public accesible directory of your webserver.
• install composer if you haven't yet (seriously install composer)
• TemplateRendererInterface Implementation to pass into WordpressAction

Installing

Install Composer, _(*2)

$ composer require fundp/wordpress-psr15-bridge

Generate WordpressAction with a factory. Inject TemplateRendererInterface-Implementation, the WordpressBridgeService within this lib and, _(*3)

    public function __invoke(ContainerInterface $container, $requestedName, array $options = null)
    {
        $template = $container->get(TemplateRendererInterface::class);
        $wordpressBridgeService = $container->get(WordpressBridgeService::class);
        return new WordpressAction($template, $wordpressBridgeService, 'yourproject::your-template');
    }

pipe Action into your pipeline, _(*4)

$app->pipe( WordpressAction::class);

register action and your factory in your dependency injection. May look like this with Zendframework, _(*5)

return [
   'factories'  => [
      WordpressAction::class => WordpressActionFactory::class
   ]
];

Create a TemplateFile that contains the necessary Template-Variable like this, _(*6)

blank-wordpress.phtml, _(*7)

<?= $this->wordpress_string?>

Running the tests

$ Run, Forrest, run!, _(*8)

Built With

• http-interop/http-middleware
• zendframework/zend-diactoros
• composer

Contributing

Workflow for contributing is not defined yet which leaves all the opportunities to you by now., _(*9)

Versioning

We use SemVer for versioning. For the versions available, see the tags on this repository., _(*10)

Authors

• Bastian Charlet - Initial work - Bastianowicz

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details, _(*11)

Acknowledgments

• Inspired by legacy integration approach of RalfEggert