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Guide: How I structure my WP Gutenberg & WC Blocks project
The build process is reliant upon the editorScript param within the block.json
Then it runs the checkoutRegisterBlock and registerBlockType.
Whats in the build folder are blocks. I always prepend it with checkout-block- to know the naming scheme and how the block is shown differently.
I’ve yet to add the slot fill on the editor side using this folder structure but it’ll just be added like update-options.js is added.
I would love to add functionality by adding my own command line tool to propagate these build folder structures. Also, I grow weary of php’s lack of ability of knowing whats going on viz. TypeScript can infer types and know if a path is errant.
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[…] I wonder if I can add multiple files to a block.json so I can have it compiled. I also need to get good at compiling single ‘standalone’ files using the file structure I have denoted here. […]