Jonathan Brinley: A PHP Developer’s Adventures in React – Building Plugin Admin Interfaces

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August 5, 2017

Just about any moderately complex WordPress plugin requires some sort of administrative interface. In many cases, your code for this UI could benefit from the flexibility and power provided by the React JavaScript library, but integrating React with the WordPress admin brings its own set of challenges. From developer tools, to data persistence, to extensibility, we’ll explore some of these challenges and the solutions we’ve developed at Modern Tribe as we’ve used React to build elegant administrative user experiences in WordPress.

Making React applications play nicely with the WordPress admin involves a number of tricks and workarounds. I’ll cover topics such as integration with the TinyMCE editor, communication with WP’s existing JS libraries, setting up developer tools such as hot module reloading, and persisting data in the WP database.

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WordCamp Miami 2017 49

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Jonathan Brinley 8

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PHP 77
Plugin Admin Interfaces 1
React 39

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English 9819

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