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Useful helpers, components or tools for building things with Gutenberg
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Human Made Gutenberg Tools

==========================



A place to bundle useful reusable Gutenberg components and other tools.



## What does this include?



* [Post Select button.](https://github.com/humanmade/hm-gutenberg-tools/wiki/Post-Select-Button) Provides a media modal like user experience for selecting single or multiple posts. It supports searching, filtering, sorting and custom post types (and taxonomies).

stying to work better in the sidebar.

* More Sidebar controls. Other components wrapped up in as standardised sidebar control components.

    * [Link control.](https://github.com/humanmade/hm-gutenberg-tools/wiki/Link-Control) A wrapper for the core UrlInput, but with some style improvements.

    * [Image.](https://github.com/humanmade/hm-gutenberg-tools/wiki/Image-Control) Sidebar UI for selecting an image.

    * [Post.](https://github.com/humanmade/hm-gutenberg-tools/wiki/Post-Select-Button) A wrapper for the post select button component.



![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/494927/35505702-d334667e-04de-11e8-8afc-4e21b1f83138.png)



## Installation Instructions



It is reccomended to install as a plugin or mu-plugin using composer.



```

composer require humanmade/hm-gutenberg-tools

```



If you install using another method (e.g. git submodule), note that the `main` branch does not include built assets, but tagged releases and the `build` branch do include them. You should not need to build the assets for this plugin as part of your project build process.



### Bundling in a theme



You can bundle the plugin in a theme (or anywhere outside of plugins/mu-plugins directories). In order to do this you need to define `HM_GB_TOOLS_DIR` and `HM_GB_TOOLS_URL`. For example



```

define( 'HM_GB_TOOLS_DIR', get_stylesheet_directory() . '/lib/hm-gutenberg-tools' );

define( 'HM_GB_TOOLS_URL', get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/lib/hm-gutenberg-tools' );

```



## Using components from HM Gutenberg Tools



You should specify the script `hm-gb-tools-editor` as a dependency of the script in which you are using it.



```php

wp_enqueue_script( 'my-custom-block', plugins_url( 'my-custom-block.js', dirname(__FILE__) ), [ 'hm-gb-tools-editor' ], '1.0' );

```



HM Gutenberg Tools then exposes all functionality globally as `window.hm`. You can then use reference this in your project in much the the same way that you would use any other components from Gutenberg.



```js

const { PostSelectButton } = window.hm.components;



function Edit( { attributes, setAttributes } ) {

    return (

         setAttributes( { postIds: posts.map( p => p.id ) } ) }

            postType="page"

            btnProps={ { isLarge: true } }

        >

    );

}

```



[**Refer to the Wiki for usage instructions on individual components**](https://github.com/humanmade/hm-gutenberg-tools/wiki)



## Development



* `npm run build` Builds a production version of the code.

* `npm run watch` Watches for changes and builds development versions of the code.

* `npm run lint` Lints your JS. Run `npm run lint -- --fix` to fix it too.

* `composer run lint` Lints your PHP code.



To assist with local development, you can define `define( 'HM_GB_TOOLS_DEV', true );` to enable the "HM Gutenberg Tools Dev" block, which includes examples of many of features offered by this plugin.



## Releasing a new version.



1. Update the version numbers in `plugin.php` and `package.json`.

2. Add the changelog to the readme for the new version.

3. Commit your changes to `main` and push.

4. Run the bash script: `./release.sh v1.2.3`



The script will sync the the build branch with main, build assets and commit the changes, and publish a new tagged version.



## Changelog



### v1.7.3



* Restore built asset files not included in v1.7.2 due to release process error.



### v1.7.2



* Upgraded dependencies for enhanced performance, security and stability.

* Audit fix dependency upgrade, improving code security.

* Enhanced security by introducing sanitization for `post.title.rendered` mitigating XSS attack risks.



### v1.7.1



* Add filter for minimum search length for term select.

* Add filter for term select query.



### v1.7.0



* Add post status field select.

* Allow to accept status from the Rest API endpoint.

* Add status field in the post list item.

* Update deprecated mediaUpload function.



### v1.6.3



* Ignore sticky posts by default.



### v1.6.2



* Fix date filter label not being cleared when both selected dates are unset.

* Switch from node-sass to sass and npm audit fix



### v1.6.1



* Reset PostSelect current page when filters are changed



### v1.6.0



* Adds date range filters for use when searching posts



### v1.5.0



* Handle current selections across multiple post types

* Correctly handle post type filters in post selection modal

* Preserbe specified Post Type list when clearing Types token list



### v1.4.1



* Adds a filter to allow the post select query to be modified



### v1.4.0



* Support thumbnails in post select components



### v1.3.1



* Switch selection when clicking off single-post selections



### v1.1.0



* Support for i18n.



### v1.0.0



* Refactor how it works for compatability with WordPress 5.0

    * Use core data store

    * Use custom endpoint to fetch content to handle multiple post types.



### v0.2.0



* Deprecate EditableHTML. You can now just use the Gutenberg component `wp.editor.RichText` and set the `format` prop to `string`.

* Updates to work with the latest version of Gutenberg (3.5).