tl;dr WooCommerce Admin’s code is going to be incorporated into a restructured monolithic WooCommerce repository where it will be maintained going forward. The current feature plugin and repository for WooCommerce Admin will be deprecated. Background Three years ago, merchants and developers got their first glimpses of the new JavaScript-powered merchant experience that was coming to […]
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Contents Introduction There are a number of ways to manage admin-area pages for your WooCommerce extension. You can use existing PHP pages or create new React-powered pages. Regardless of the approach you choose, you’ll need to register your page with the WooCommerce Admin Page Controller in order to display the WooCommerce Admin header and Activity […]
Contents Introduction Recent versions of WooCommerce include a dedicated, immersive navigation menu that supersedes the underlying WordPress navigation. In order to provide a first-class experience for merchants, it’s important for WooCommerce extensions to register support for this navigation. This ensures that their navigation items will be close at hand for merchants as they manage their […]
tl;dr As of WooCommerce Admin 1.9, the @wordpress/components package is no longer bundled as part of the WooCommerce Admin codebase. The Details Early on in the development of WooCommerce Admin, the maintainers decided to bundle the @wordpress/components package with WooCommerce Admin. This helped ensure all of the features WooCommerce Admin relies on, notably React hooks, […]
Overview We are plotting a path that will eventually eliminate the ability for developers to programmatically disable WooCommerce Admin via the woocommerce_admin_disabled filter. We understand that many stores and extensions rely on this filter for various purposes, so we want to capture feedback from you to help guide the decisions we make about how to […]
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