This repository provides a set of tools to streamline local development and testing of WooCommerce with OAuth integration. It hooks into two important actions, http_api_curl and http_request_host_is_external, making it easier to simulate and manage WooCommerce connections in a local development environment.
- Hooked Actions: This repository hooks into two key WordPress actions:
http_api_curl: Allows you to intercept and manipulate cURL requests made by WooCommerce, facilitating OAuth-related tasks during development.http_request_host_is_external: Provides control over WooCommerce's check for external hosts, making it simpler to test OAuth integrations locally.
To get started with brucelwayne/wp-dev, follow the setup and configuration steps outlined in the project documentation. This will enable you to leverage the hooked actions for a smoother WooCommerce development experience.
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Plugin Installation:
- Install the brucelwayne/wp-dev plugin in your WordPress installation.
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Plugin Configuration:
- After installing the plugin, navigate to the WordPress admin control panel.
- Locate the brucelwayne/wp-dev settings section.
- Configure the plugin settings to suit your local development needs.
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Using Hooked Actions:
- Refer to the project documentation for detailed instructions on how to use the hooked actions for managing WooCommerce OAuth during local development.
Note: If you encounter a 404 error when accessing /wc-auth/v1/authorize during usage, make sure to set up WordPress Permalinks. This can often resolve the issue.
Contributions to this project are welcome! If you have suggestions, issues, or would like to contribute to enhancing this library, please refer to the contribution guidelines for more information.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.