This is still work in progress. The API might change completely. Please don't use it yet.

This package allows you to update your custom Wordpress plugin from a custom source directly from the Wordpress plugin update interface.

Clone this repository or install it through Composer to you custom plugin:

git clone {repo} updater

Now, you just have to require the necesarry files to e.g. plugin.php. First you'll need to require the Updater class.

require(__DIR__."/updater/src/Tkj/Wordpress/Updater/Updater.php");

Next you'll need to require your desired implementation of UpdaterRepositoryInterface.

Simply require the package in your composer.json file.

"require": {
    "tkj/wp-updater": "1.0.*"
}

The package is fairly simple to use. All you'll have to do is create a new instance of Tkj\Wordpress\Updater\Updater and provide your configuration array and desired implementation of UpdaterRepositoryInterface to the constructor.

<?php

use Guzzlephp\Client;
use Tkj\Wordpress\Updater\Repository\GithubRepository;
use Tkj\Wordpress\Updater\Updater;

$config = array(
    'slug' => 'my-custom-plugin',
    'version' => '1.0.0'
);

$client = new Guzzlephp\Client;

$github = new GithubRepository($client, $owner, $token);
$updater = new Updater($config, $github);

Now the updater will hook into the Wordpress native updater class and check if there is an update to your plugin through, in this case, Github.

The package comes with some pre-build implementations to common services.

Currently all included implementations needs an instance of the Guzzlehttp\Client to be injected.

These implementations are currently included:

• Bitbucket
• Github
• Gitlab
• HTTP

Go to the docs to see implementation specific documentation.

You can easily create you own implementation to another service. All you'll have to do is implement the Tkj\Wordpress\Updater\Updater\Repositories\RepositoryInterface interface in your implementation.

<?php namespace Acme\Wordpress\Updater\Repositories;

use Tkj\Wordpress\Updater\Updater\Repositories\RepositoryInterface;

class CustomRepository implements RepositoryInterface {

    public function get($slug)
    {
        // Return formatted array
    }

}

Now just provide an instance of your custom implementation to the Updater class and you're all set to go.

Thomas Kjaergaard Twitter: @t_kjaergaard Web: tkjaergaard.dk

This package is released under the MIT license, which means you can do pretty much what ever you wanna do with it.

See LICENSE in this repository for more details.