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README.md
@woocommerce/extend-cart-checkout-block
This is a template to be used with @wordpress/create-block to create a WooCommerce Blocks extension starting point.
Installation
From your plugins directory run:
npx @wordpress/create-block -t @woocommerce/extend-cart-checkout-block your_extension_name
When this has completed, go to your WordPress plugins page and activate the plugin.
Add some items to your cart and visit the Checkout block, notice there is additional data on the block that this template has added.
Installing wp-prettier (optional)
WooCommerce Blocks uses wp-prettier to format the JS files. If you want to use wp-prettier, you will need to run the following command:
nvm use && npm i --D "prettier@npm:wp-prettier@latest"
Installing wp-env (optional)
wp-env lets you easily set up a local WordPress environment for building and testing your extension. If you want to use wp-env, you will need to run the following command:
nvm use && npm i -D @wordpress/env && npm set-script wp-env "wp-env"