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" } ] }, { "url": "https://framework.voxycureinfotech.com/getting-started/architecture", "title": "Architecture and lifecycle", "group": "Getting started", "description": "Understand when definitions load, when WordPress registers them, and how content is persisted.", "sections": [ { "id": "lifecycle", "title": "Request lifecycle", "text": "Plugin bootstrapCore services and optional integration hooks load.\nvoxycure/registerYour definitions are collected once per request.\nWordPress initContent types, blocks, and post meta are registered.\nEditor or frontendOnly the relevant adapter, assets, and definitions run for that screen." }, { "id": "performance", "title": "Performance model", "text": "Definitions remain in memory for the request. There are no definition-table queries. Block output caching is disabled until a developer sets a positive TTL." } ] }, { "url": "https://framework.voxycureinfotech.com/core/registry", "title": "Registry API", "group": "Core concepts", "description": "The registry is the public entry point for every framework definition.", "sections": [ { "id": "where-it-comes-from", "title": "Where does $registry come from?", "text": "You do not create $registry. Voxycure creates one shared Registry object and passes it as the first argument when the voxycure/register WordPress action runs.\nPHPCopyregister_post_type('project', [\n 'name' => 'Projects',\n ]);\n});Read it in plain Englishadd_action() means: “When Voxycure announces that registration is open, run this function.” Voxycure supplies the registry object; the variable name $registry is chosen by you." }, { "id": "theme-loading", "title": "Load the callback from a theme", "text": "Create inc/voxycure.php in the active theme and require it once from functions.php. WordPress loads functions.php automatically; that file loads your definitions.\nPHPCopy// functions.php\ndefined('ABSPATH') || exit;\n\nrequire_once get_theme_file_path('inc/voxycure.php');If Voxycure is inactive, the action is never fired and the callback does nothing. The theme must not call new Registry()." }, { "id": "methods", "title": "Available methods", "text": "MethodPurpose\nregister_post_type($slug, $definition)Register a WordPress post type.\nregister_taxonomy($slug, $definition)Register a taxonomy and connect post types.\nregister_block($id, $definition)Register a dynamic PHP block.\nregister_field_group($id, $definition)Attach fields to WordPress documents or a supported integration such as WooCommerce products.\nregister_option_page($slug, $definition)Create a code-defined settings screen." }, { "id": "organization", "title": "Organize a larger project", "text": "TEXTCopyyour-theme/\n├── functions.php\n├── inc/\n│ ├── voxycure.php\n│ └── voxycure/\n│ ├── post-types.php\n│ ├── taxonomies.php\n│ ├── fields.php\n│ ├── blocks.php\n│ └── options.php\n└── blocks/\n └── hero/\n ├── render.php\n └── style.css" }, { "id": "official-hook", "title": "Official WordPress reference", "text": "WordPress: add_action() explains how callbacks receive values passed by an action. WordPress: get_theme_file_path() explains child-theme-aware file paths." } ] }, { "url": "https://framework.voxycureinfotech.com/content/post-types", "title": "Post types", "group": "Content types", "description": "Register editor-ready content types using familiar WordPress arguments.", "sections": [ { "id": "example", "title": "Complete example", "text": "PHPCopyregister_post_type('project', [\n 'name' => 'Projects',\n 'singular_name' => 'Project',\n 'show_in_rest' => true,\n 'supports' => ['title', 'editor', 'thumbnail'],\n ]);\n});" }, { "id": "arguments", "title": "Definition arguments", "text": "KeyTypeDefault / purpose\nnamestringPlural label derived from the slug.\nsingular_namestringFalls back to name.\npublicbooleantrue\nshow_uibooleantrue\nshow_in_restbooleantrue; required for the block editor.\nsupportsstring[]title and editor.\nhas_archiveboolean|stringtrue\nrewrite_slugstringThe post type slug.\nargsarrayOverrides or adds native WordPress arguments." }, { "id": "advanced", "title": "Pass current WordPress arguments", "text": "This is a complete inc/voxycure.php file. Put advanced native arguments inside args.\nPHPCopyregister_post_type('event', [\n 'name' => 'Events',\n 'args' => [\n 'rest_namespace' => 'wp/v2',\n 'template' => [['core/heading'], ['core/paragraph']],\n 'template_lock' => 'insert',\n ],\n ]);\n});" } ] }, { "url": "https://framework.voxycureinfotech.com/content/taxonomies", "title": "Register and use a taxonomy", "group": "Content types", "description": "A beginner-friendly, complete theme example that registers Project types and displays assigned terms.", "sections": [ { "id": "files", "title": "1. Create the theme files", "text": "This guide keeps registration code separate from the main theme file.\nTEXTCopyyour-theme/\n├── functions.php\n└── inc/\n └── voxycure.php" }, { "id": "load", "title": "2. Load the registration file", "text": "Add this to the active theme’s functions.php. WordPress loads that file automatically on every request.\nPHPCopyregister_post_type('project', [\n 'name' => 'Projects',\n 'singular_name' => 'Project',\n 'show_in_rest' => true,\n 'supports' => ['title', 'editor', 'thumbnail'],\n ]);\n\n $registry->register_taxonomy('project_type', [\n 'name' => 'Project types',\n 'singular_name' => 'Project type',\n 'post_types' => ['project'],\n 'hierarchical' => true,\n 'show_in_rest' => true,\n 'show_admin_column' => true,\n 'rewrite_slug' => 'work/type',\n ]);\n});" }, { "id": "registry-explained", "title": "What $registry means", "text": "The anonymous function is your callback. Voxycure calls it and places its shared Registry object in the callback’s first parameter. That is why $registry exists inside the braces.\nCodeMeaning\nuse Voxyframe\\Core\\Registry;Imports the class name so PHP can type-check the callback parameter.\nadd_action(\"voxycure/register\", ...)Asks WordPress to run your callback when Voxycure is ready.\nRegistry $registryReceives the object supplied by Voxycure. Do not instantiate it yourself.\n$registry->register_taxonomy(...)Adds this taxonomy definition to that registry object." }, { "id": "arguments", "title": "Taxonomy fields explained", "text": "KeyWhat to enterWhat it changes\nproject_typeA stable machine nameThe taxonomy key used by templates and WordPress APIs. Keep it lowercase and no longer than 32 characters.\nnamePlural labelDisplayed as “Project types” in WordPress.\nsingular_nameSingular labelDisplayed when referring to one “Project type”.\npost_typesPost type slugsConnects the taxonomy to project. The post type must also be registered.\nhierarchicaltrue or falsetrue behaves like Categories with parent/child terms; false behaves like Tags.\nshow_in_resttrueMakes terms available to the block editor and REST API.\nshow_admin_columntrueAdds a Project types column to the Projects list.\nrewrite_slugURL baseA term such as “Web” can use /work/type/web/.\nargsNative argument arrayAdds or overrides advanced WordPress register_taxonomy() arguments." }, { "id": "admin-use", "title": "4. Add and assign terms", "text": "Refresh the WordPress dashboard.\nOpen Projects → Project types.\nAdd terms such as Web, Mobile, or Branding.\nEdit a Project, select one or more Project types, and click Update.\nThe relationship is saved by WordPress in its native taxonomy tables. Voxycure does not create a custom table." }, { "id": "render-terms", "title": "5. Display terms in a theme template", "text": "Place this where a Project is being rendered, for example in single-project.php or a template part.\nPHPCopy\n