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Install Ray Per Project at an Application Level

January 7, 2022 / Tom

[…] for you to take advantage of the ray() function. 📝 Note: Out of the box, the ray function is designed to work without needing to reference any namespaces; however, if you’re looking to incorporate its main class or any of the classes in the library, then use comes in handy so not to have […]

Don’t Forget Procedural Programming in WordPress

January 6, 2022 / Tom

[…] about why we should be using object-oriented programming, I’ve not been doing much of that in these plugins. Instead, I’ve been using some features of PHP, like namespaces and autoloading, to keep the code running in its own area to prevent potential conflicts with other plugins. I’ve also been using PSR12 with procedural programming. […]

Debugging WordPress with Ray, Part 2

August 3, 2021 / Tom

[…] your plugin and you can disable the WordPress plugin discussed in the previous post. Using Ray To use Ray, though, you’ll need to make sure you’re using namespaces and that you’re properly including a reference to Ray’s namespace to use the application. For example: namespace Acme; use Spatie\Ray; define(‘WPINC’) || die; require_once __DIR__ . […]

Using Custom Filters with Shortcodes

April 16, 2019 / Tom

[…] a custom namespace (which you can see at the top of the file). Without this prefix, the function won’t be called. If you opt not to use namespaces, then you can forgo both the prefix and the leading slashes of your function name. Note that we’ll revisit this function as soon as we have […]

WordPress Widgets: Refactoring, Part 5

January 9, 2019 / Tom

[…] – then we’ll be able to access all of them through the unique identifiers we used in the previous post. The Autoloader Now we’re beginning to use namespaces and use other classes. This means that we’re going to need to use autoloaders. So before we go into refactoring the entire class as it stands […]

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