Easily display stats associated with plugins hosted on WordPress.org, such as the number of downloads, active installations, star rating, and more.
This plugin was designed for developers with plugins in the WordPress.org repository (and anyone else) who want to display their plugin information on an external site. It uses the WordPress Plugins API to fetch the raw data, which can then be inserted into a page or post using a custom block, a Button block variation, or a shortcode. You can display stats from a single plugin, or aggregate stats from multiple plugins.
Nearly all of the fields returned by the WordPress.org Plugins API are available, as well as a few extra options. There are currently 28 to choose from.
- Active installs
- Times downloaded
- Plugin name
- Plugin slug
- Version
- Author
- Contributors
- Tags
- Requires
- Tested
- Number of reviews
- Rating out of 100
- Rating out of 5
- Star rating
- Last updated
- Date added
- Plugin homepage link
- Download link
- Live preview link
- Support forum link
- Reviews link
- Author profile link
- Donate link
- Description (Shortcode only)
- Installation (Shortcode only)
- Screenshots (Shortcode only)
- Changelog (Shortcode only)
- FAQ (Shortcode only)
Display combined stats from multiple plugins.
- Active installs
- Times downloaded
Refer to the plugin's FAQs section on WordPress.org for additional usage information.
- WordPress 6.5+
- PHP 8.0+
- Set up a local WordPress development environment.
- Clone / download this repository into the
wp-content/pluginsfolder. - Navigate to the
wp-content/plugins/easy-plugin-statsfolder in the command line. - Run
npm installto install the plugin's dependencies within a/node_modules/folder. - Run
composer installto install the additional WordPress composer tools within a/vendor/folder. - Run
npm run startto compile and watch source files for changes while developing.
Refer to package.json for additional commands.