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📃 About Options

This package provides ease of managing options within WordPress.

💾 Installation

composer require awesome9/options

🕹 Usage

First, you need to register options for your theme/plugin.

Awesome9\Options\Options::get()
	->register(
		'awesome9',                 // Unique name which also can be used as function
		'_awesome9_plugin_options', // Option key for database
		// Defaults values.
		[
			'name' => 'Awesome9',
			'social' => [
				'facebook' => 'https://facebook.com',
				'twitter'  => 'https://twitter.com',
			]
		]
	);

On plugin activation hook you can use install method to add default option into system.

Awesome9\Options\Options::get()->install();

You can get value for an option you can use the option name to get value from it. You can also use id as path to get value.

Awesome9\Options\Options::get()->awesome9( 'name' ); // Awesome9
Awesome9\Options\Options::get()->awesome9( 'social.facebook' ); // https://facebook.com

You can update values from option temporary for session or permenantly.

// Temporary update for session.
Awesome9\Options\Options::get()->awesome9()->update( 'name', 'Awesome Nine' );

// Permenant update
Awesome9\Options\Options::get()->awesome9()->update( 'name', 'Awesome Nine', true );

You can remove values from option temporary for session or permenantly.

// Temporary remove for session.
Awesome9\Options\Options::get()->awesome9()->remove( 'name' );

// Permenant remove
Awesome9\Options\Options::get()->awesome9()->remove( 'name', true );

All the parameters remains the same as for the JSON class.

📖 Changelog

See the changelog file