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WP - Learn WordPress

The details below will walk you through getting set up to contribute to the code behind https://learn.wordpress.org. If you are interested in contributing to the content or translation of the content hosted on the site, you'll find further guidance in the Training Team Handbook. Content development is tracked on this GitHub repository in this project board.

Getting Started Workshops

If you're interested in contributing to the site, but aren't sure where to start, we have a series of workshops to help you get started.

Prerequisites

Setup

  1. nvm use or ensure you are running the Node version specified in the .nvmrc file
  2. yarn
  3. yarn run create
  4. Visit site at localhost:8888
  5. To watch for changes yarn start:theme

Apple Silicone machines and old MySQL versions

If you are on a Mac using Apple Silicon processors (M1, M2, etc.) and you experience MySQL related errors on setup, you may need to override the Docker MySQL config settings.

Starting Environment

If you have already set up the environment using yarn run create, you can start it with:

yarn run wp-env start

Stopping Environment

yarn run wp-env stop

Removing Environment

yarn run wp-env destroy

Admin

Since the local environment uses wp-env, it automatically comes with an admin user, with admin/password for the credentials.

Development

While working on the theme & plugin, you might need to rebuild the CSS or JavaScript.

To build all projects, you can run:

yarn build

To build one project at a time, run:

yarn workspace wporg-locale-switcher build
yarn workspace wporg-learn-2024 build
yarn workspace wporg-learn-plugin build

If you want to watch for changes, run:

yarn start:locale-switcher
yarn start:theme
yarn start:plugin

Linting

This project has eslint, stylelint, and phpcs set up for linting the code. This ensures all developers are working from the same style.

To lint everything run:

yarn lint

To lint one language run one of:

yarn lint:js
yarn lint:css
yarn lint:php

To check an individual project before pushing to the repo, run one of:

yarn workspace wporg-locale-switcher lint:css
yarn workspace wporg-locale-switcher lint:js
yarn workspace wporg-learn-2024 lint:css
yarn workspace wporg-learn-2024 lint:js
yarn workspace wporg-learn-plugin lint:css
yarn workspace wporg-learn-plugin lint:js
composer run lint

Linting will also be run automatically on each PR.

Contributing

If you'd like to contribute to the project, please read the Developing Learn WordPress page in our team handbook.

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