Do you know PHP constants? They can be really awesome so you do not need to repeat strings and configurations. The boilerplate comes with a set of predefined constants you simply need to consume. They can be found in plugins/your-plugin/src/index.php.
{% hint style="info" %}
In this table the constants are prefixed with WPRJSS, but you need to use your constants prefix you used in create-wp-react-app create-plugin.
{% endhint %}
| Constant | Description |
|---|---|
WPRJSS_FILE |
Plugin file (__FILE__). |
WPRJSS_PATH |
Plugin path (dirname(__FILE__)). |
WPRJSS_SLUG |
Plugin slug. |
WPRJSS_INC |
PHP include path (inc/). |
WPRJSS_MIN_PHP |
Minimum PHP version needed for the plugin. |
WPRJSS_MIN_WP |
Minimum WP version needed for the plugin. |
WPRJSS_NS |
PHP namespace as string. |
WPRJSS_DB_PREFIX |
Database table prefix. Should be used for example in dbDelta (Activator). |
WPRJSS_OPT_PREFIX |
Option prefix. Should be used for example in update_option. |
WPRJSS_SLUG_CAMELCASE |
Plugin slug in camel case - used for frontend coding. |
WPRJSS_TD |
Text domain. Should be used for example in __. |
WPRJSS_VERSION |
Plugin version. |
WPRJSS_DEBUG |
If true, $this->debug() outputs the log to error_log. |