Wordpress not there yet, when code checks for wordpress

[landwire]

Hi there,
I followed your instructions, but somehow the autoloader seems to load the package too early and wordpress is not available yet. I have a "normal" roots.io bedrock setup. Is there something I have to change about the loading order or anything?

To test, I made your code into a plugin and then it works fine. But I would prefer to use the composer package.
Thanks for any help,
Sascha

[palmiak]

Hi, I also use it with bedrock. One question though - do you use it with theme composer or bedrock's composer?

I always add it to the theme's composer.

[landwire]

Ah! That might be the problem. Added it to the bedrock composer! Will try it with the themes composer and give some feedback.
Thank you for the quick reply!

[landwire]

My bad!

Works like a charm now and it clearly says in the documentation:
Run the following in your Timber-based theme directory:
composer require "palmiak/timber-acf-wp-blocks"

Thanks again for your help and the code!

[drzraf]

Since this plugin does not rely upon assets (that would not load from /vendor/ directory), it does not need to be a dependency of the theme? Any way this could work from Bedrock's autoload?

[palmiak]

Hi @drzraf

I will be creating a plugin version of this library (#12) so you'll be able to add this to Bedrock's main composer. As I'll automate the process I can also create an mu-plugin so it will always be active. I hope I'll do this during the upcoming two weeks.

[mortensassi]

Hi @palmiak any news on this? I can't get this plugin to work with my bedrock installation.

I have installed and put the plugin in the mu-plugins folder which also gets displayed in the backend
However, in my Class i am making usage of some of your filters, like redefining the path:

public function twigGutenbergDirectory()
    {
        return ['templates/blocks'];
    }

And the blocks won't get displayed. However, when i install the plugin in my theme and autoload it, then it works..

EDIT:

Viewing your plugin file i have found out that this does not return true:

if ( is_callable( 'add_action' )
	&& is_callable( 'acf_register_block_type' )
	&& class_exists( 'Timber' )
) {
  add_action( 'acf/init', array( __CLASS__, 'timber_block_init' ), 10, 0 );
}