If you are looking for instructions on how to use and install project-base, please refer to the file INSTALLATION.md
Short summary of the main functionality and purpose of the project.
List the people who have been extensively involved in creating this website
List any steps necessary to get this project up and running on a local machine. This could consist of, but is not limited to, these points:
- NPM/yarn installation (please include a version of node on which the install process is known to work)
- SASS compilation
- JS compilation
- Composer quirks
- Symlinking
List and document any custom-made wp-cli commands on this site.
List any third-party integrations which are included in the project. Each entry should include:
Where in the project the integration is used What purpose the integration serves. Is it used when the user performs a special page query, or is it an import routine which runs at specific intervals?
How the integration is configured Any constants be it PHP or Javascript that need to be set, and whether these constants are different on stage and production.
Link to documentation Add a link to any relevant documentation, and specify which version of an API we use.
Authorization Add some words about how the third-party server authenticates incoming requests and add any API-keys necessary.
Any terminal commands that could be useful Any custom made wp-cli commands which communicate with the third party, should be documented here. Also a link to any commands included in plugins which comunicate with the third-party, should be included.
List all non-standard cronjobs on the site and say a few words about the purpose of each of them.
Project data is anonymized using a config file, anonymize.config.json, where the developer is expected to declare any Personally Identifiable Information (PII) for the project in a data structure relating to database tables and entries.
This anonymization is performed using the anonymize-mysqldump project, where you can also see the structure of the config file.
The default configuration file provides support for a vanilla WordPress installation, with just data relating to comments and usermeta accounted for.