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@pablo-sg-pacheco This is my first try on autoloading WordPress core: https://github.com/szepeviktor/wordpress-autoloaded

It uses Composer and is basically a shell script.

What do you think?

I tried this on a project but my PHPUnit code coverage began reporting 0% code coverage. Once I used require_once for each class, it began working again. Is there a sample project I can follow so I know I have it configured correctly.

https://github.com/pablo-sg-pacheco/wp-namespace-autoloader/blob/master/composer.json#L30-L33

Hello!
Does this project encourage developers to write custom - meaning abnormally structured - code?

I think when you write code for WordPress and you have class autoloading on mind you use PHP >= 5.3.0 namespaces and follow WPCS or PSR-4.
e.g. https://github.com/szepeviktor/debian-server-tools/blob/master/webserver/wp-install/wordpress-autoloader.php
e.g. simply use Composer's generated autoloader (vendor/composer/*.php) for PSR-4

How do you see this?

Currently Composer errors out

Could not find a version of package pablo-sg-pacheco/wp-namespace-autoloader matching your minimum-stability (stable).

In the classes_dir parameter, we have to specify the directory where our classes are located which we want to use for autoloading. For example, you said that if the classes are in the 'src' directory we have to specify 'src', and if the classes are in the root directory, nothing needs to be set.

My question is if we have split our classes into different directories, for example:
In root_dirctory/admin/includes (it holds admin classes) and root_directory/public/includes (it holds public classes)

In the above scenario, what do we have to specify in the classes_dir parameter? Should we leave it empty or should we write the name of both directories that holds our classes like:

'namespace_prefix' => 'My_Project',
'classes_dir' => [ 'admin', 'public' ]

Looking forward to your instructions on it.

Hi, first of all thank you for this class.

I need to know if you can use it to manage multiple directories.

In practice a coding similar to the following:

includes/my_classes and admin/includes/my__other_classes and public/includes/my_other_classes

and so on

Thanks in advance
Adriano

Updating the Coding standards for modern PHP (March 20, 2020)

I'm not sure how much needs to be changed here, just posting FYI.