Try: extract template metadata from the HTML files directly #38984
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cc @mcsf @mtias @youknowriad is this worth exploring further? |
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[Feature] Templates API
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| $template_files[] = _add_block_template_part_area_info( $new_template_item ); | |||
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Before looking at implementation, I'd like to confirm direction. This is just a way to make this work for testing.
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Yes, I think this is worth exploring in the broad context of clarifying and improving the folder structure and auto-load mechanisms (patterns, templates, styles). |
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Spin-off from #36751
The templates & parts of block themes are declared via
.htmlfiles. The metadata for each of those files (translatable title, area, post types, etc) is provided via an external file, thetheme.json(seecustomTemplatesandtemplatePartskeys). This PR explores pulling metadata directly from the.htmlfiles, spinning off from #36751Each template & part would add a top-level comment such as:
How to test
parts/header.htmlfile in the theme directory:trunk, it'd be "header".TODO and related work.
wp-cli: implement extracting the fields available for translation from the.htmltemplates.theme.jsonmechanism if no metadata was found in the template & part.