This package will automatically update translations for WordPress core, themes & plugins when you install or update them via composer.*
This is a fork by the unmaintained package by Angry Creative.
* This only works if the translations are available via the WordPress API.
Run composer require pelmered/composer-plugin-language-update
.
This can be done by adding the following parameters to the extras object in your sites' main composer.json
file.
"extra": {
"wordpress-languages": [ "en_GB", "sv_SE", "da_DK" ],
"wordpress-content-dir": "public/wp-content"
}
(We need to add a list of locales manually as this operation cannot rely on having a connection to the database available).
Add the following lines to the scripts
section of your composer.json
.
"scripts": {
"post-install-cmd": "@wp-language-update",
"post-update-cmd": "@wp-language-update",
"wp-language-update": [
"AngryCreative\\WPLanguageUpdater\\PostUpdateLanguageUpdate::update_t10ns"
],
"post-package-uninstall": "AngryCreative\\WPLanguageUpdater\\PostUpdateLanguageUpdate::delete_t10ns"
}
That's it. Next time you run a composer update|install
the translations for the relevant packages will be installed automatically.
If you're testing, this package must be installed as a part of WordPress installation. You should ideally remove the entire wp-content/languages
directory, so as to make sure the package behaves as expected.
Obviously you should probably do this on seperate branch, so you don't remove t10ns accidentaly when you run the tests.
cd
into the packagage directory and run composer test
.
You may need to run the tests as root to avoid permissions errors when creating the directories.
This only works if the t10ns are found on the WordPress API, eg. https://api.wordpress.org/translations/plugins/1.0/?slug=redirection&version=2.7.3
Sure thing! This is GitHub so just make us a pull request and we'll work together on making that happen.