plugins.jquery.com

The jQuery Plugins site, http://plugins.jquery.com/

How it works

This site is an index of GitHub repositories that each contain a single jQuery plugin. Each such repository contains a valid package.json in the repository root. The specification for this file is in docs/package.md.

How to list a plugin

Simply add a post-receive hook to your repository with our web hook url, http://plugins.jquery.com/_update. Warning: This is not yet functional!

Development

Requires

• jQuery's web-base-template
• Web server (such as Apache)
• PHP
• MySQL
• WordPress
• node
• git

Installation

web-base-template

1. Download or clone web-base-template

   • git clone git://github.com/jquery/web-base-template.git

HOSTS

1. Add a plugins.jquery.com.dev entry in /etc/hosts

   • 127.0.0.1 plugins.jquery.com.dev

WordPress

1. Install and run a web server (such as Apache), PHP, and MySQL.

2. Follow http://codex.wordpress.org/Installing_WordPress#Famous_5-Minute_Install

3. Redirect your WordPress install to use the web-base-template's theme and config (replacing "[YourWordPressInstallDirectory]" with the actual name of the directory where you installed WordPress)

   • rm -rf [YourWordPressInstallDirectory]/wp-content
   • ln -s web-base-template/wordpress/wp-content wordpress/wp-content

WordPress config

From http://plugins.jquery.com.dev/wp-admin/

1. Activate the plugins-jquery-com theme

• Select Appearance -> Themes
• Under plugins-jquery-com, select 'Activate'

2. Activate the jQuery Slugs plugin

• Select Plugins
• Under jQuery Slugs, select 'Activate'

3. Set Custom Structure for Permalinks

• Select Settings -> Permalinks
• Select Custom Structure
• Enter /%postname%/
• Click Save Changes

Install node >=0.6.4

1. Follow https://github.com/joyent/node/wiki/Installation

plugins.jquery.com setup

1. git clone git@github.com:jquery/plugins.jquery.com.git

2. cd plugins.jquery.com

3. npm install

4. cp src/config-sample.json src/config.json

5. Edit src/config.json

   • Set dbName to your WordPress MySQL database name
   • Set dbUser to your WordPress MySQL database user
   • Set dbPassword to your WordPress MySQL database password
   • Leave siteId null (unless you happen to be using a Wordpress multi-site installation locally, in which case supply the site's ID in the multi-site install)

6. node src/setup.js

7. node src/main.js