Client Side Abilities#10
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Registers a waygate-editor ability category and the waygate/insert-pattern ability via @wordpress/abilities. The ability inserts a core/pattern block at the current cursor position in the block editor, accepting a slug param. Admin::enqueue_editor_abilities() hooks into enqueue_block_editor_assets to load @wordpress/core-abilities (pulls server abilities into the editor store) and the waygate-editor-abilities ES module; skips gracefully on WP < 6.5.
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This release (v0.8.0) introduces the first client-side WordPress Ability for Waygate, extending the plugin's pattern-insertion capabilities from the server-side Abilities API into the block editor itself. The new
waygate/insert-patternability allows an AI agent or editor integration to insert any registered block pattern at the current cursor position directly within Gutenberg, using the standard@wordpress/abilitiesregistration API. To support this,Admin::enqueue_editor_abilities()was added, which enqueues both the@wordpress/core-abilitiesmodule (which auto-loads server-registered abilities into the editor store) and the newwaygate-editor-abilitiesES module onenqueue_block_editor_assets. A graceful availability check ensures no fatal errors occur on WordPress versions that do not exposewp_enqueue_script_module().Client-Side Ability Registration:
assets/js/abilities.jsas a native ES module that registers thewaygate/insert-patternability via@wordpress/abilities, accepting a requiredslugstring parameter and dispatching acore/patternblock insertion throughcore/block-editor.waygate-editorability category to logically group all present and future Waygate block editor abilities, keeping them discoverable and distinct from other registered ability providers.Admin Class and Asset Enqueueing:
Admin::enqueue_editor_abilities()hooked toenqueue_block_editor_assets, which registers and enqueues the abilities script module withWAYGATE_VERSIONas the cache-busting key and declares@wordpress/abilitiesas a module dependency.wp_enqueue_script_module()is unavailable, ensuring backwards compatibility without throwing fatal errors on older WordPress installations.Documentation and Versioning:
CHANGELOG.mdandREADME.mdupdated to document v0.8.0 additions, including the new ability, its category, and the enqueueing mechanism.WAYGATE_VERSIONand the plugin header inwaygate.phpbumped to0.8.0in accordance with the project's version bump checklist.Files Changed:
CHANGELOG.md(Modified)README.md(Modified)docs/ROADMAP.md(Modified)includes/class-admin.php(Modified)waygate.php(Modified)assets/js/abilities.js(Added)