Closed mehdi-najaran closed 7 months ago
There is already another, more complete solution for generating the metadata JSON: wp-update-server. When using that, you only need to write the description and changelog in the readme.txt file, like you would for a free plugin hosted on wordpress.org. The update server will automatically extract the readme from your ZIP file, parse it into sections, and include it in the JSON.
I checked it now, it was interesting! But still I am more comfortable with the current project
I wish you implement this feature that I said!
Sorry, I don't think I'm going to make a second, separate implementation of this.
Hello good time First of all, thank you for your complete and excellent project. Respectfully, I had a suggestion, I would be happy to check it:
Now we have to manually put the raw html in the "" of the json file to provide the description and change log. If this section contains a lot of content, managing and changing it is annoying
The suggestion I had is to put the link of an html file for each section in json, so that file can be executed in the desired section.
for example :