Counts how many times a given topic was presented at a WordCamp.
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wp wordcamp-talks <topic> [--year=<year>]
Uses the WordCamp Central REST API to fetch a list of all WordCamps, and then searches a given topic against the sessions endpoint for WordCamp.
$ wp wordcamp-talks 'WP-CLI' --year=2017
Generating camp URL list...
[...]
https://2017.jackson.wordcamp.org : 1
- AJ Morris: Getting started with WP-CLI, a command-line tool to automate your life
[...]
Total camps for year specified: 120
Camps with WP-CLI talks: 36
Total talks (some camps may have multiple): 48
OPTIONS
<topic>
Topic to search for.
[--year=<year>]
Limit results to a specific year. Defaults to current year.
Installing this package requires WP-CLI v1.1.0 or greater. Update to the latest stable release with wp cli update.
Once you've done so, you can install this package with:
wp package install git@github.com:danielbachhuber/wordcamp-talks-command.git
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