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* Add endpoint to hide task lists * Migrate old setup task list hidden option * Use option to store all hidden lists * Add getter for deprecated options * Migrate old task list options * Move task lists into separate class * Add TaskList class for individual task list control * Update hidden checks to use TaskList api * Update docs for hidden lists * Update use of should_show_tasks to check for visible task lists * Remove hide endpoint to reduce scope on PR * Fix up failing tests * Fix up rebase * Add back in should_show_tasks with deprecation notice * Add delay between payment tests |
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| add-navigation-items | ||
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README.md
WooCommerce Admin Extension Examples
Examples for extending WooCommerce Admin
Directions
Install dependencies, if you haven't already.
npm install
Build the example extension by running the npm script and passing the example name.
npm run example -- --ext=<example>
Go to your WordPress installation's plugins page and activate the plugin. WooCommerce Analytics reports will now reflect the changes made by the example extension.
You can make changes to Javascript and PHP files in the example and see changes reflected upon refresh.
Example Extensions
add-report- Create a "Hello World" report page.add-task- Create a custom task for the onboarding task list.dashboard-section- Adding a custom "section" to the new dashboard area.table-column- An example of how to add column(s) to any report.sql-modification- An example of how to modify SQL statements.