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PHPUnit 11 + Brain\Monkey for WordPress function mocking. Tests cover
BlockRenderer (28), WidgetRenderer (9), NavWalker (14), and
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# WP Bootstrap
A modern WordPress Block Theme built from scratch with Bootstrap 5. Features responsive design, dark mode support, Twig template rendering, and full compatibility with the WordPress Site Editor.
## Features
- **Bootstrap 5 Frontend** -- Proper Bootstrap 5 HTML (navbar, cards, pagination, grid) rendered via Twig templates
- **Dark Mode** -- Toggle with localStorage persistence and `prefers-color-scheme` support
- **Full Site Editing** -- Compatible with the WordPress Site Editor for admin editing
- **Style Variations** -- 15 color schemes (7 light, 7 dark, plus default) with live Design Editor customization
- **Block Patterns** -- 41 patterns across 11 categories (hero, features, CTA, testimonials, pricing, contact, text, layout, components, navigation, pages)
- **Bootstrap Icons** -- 2,000+ icons available via CSS classes (`bi bi-*`)
- **Block Renderer** -- Automatic Bootstrap 5 class injection on 8 core block types (table, button, image, search, quote, pullquote, list) via `render_block` filters
- **Widget Renderer** -- Sidebar widgets wrapped in Bootstrap cards with proper heading hierarchy
- **Block Styles** -- 18 custom styles mapping Bootstrap components to WordPress blocks (including List Group)
- **Custom Templates** -- Landing (no header/footer), full-width, hero, sidebar page templates; blog posts default to sidebar layout
- **Header/Footer Variations** -- Default, centered, transparent headers; default, minimal, multi-column footers
- **Navigation Styles** -- Dark navbar, offcanvas mobile navigation
- **Widget Area** -- Sidebar widget area manageable via WordPress admin, with built-in fallback
- **Accessibility** -- Skip-to-content link, ARIA labels, `aria-current` on active items, screen reader announcements
- **RTL Support** -- Right-to-left language support with logical CSS properties
- **Translation Ready** -- Full i18n support with 14 locales (en_US, de_CH, de_CH_informal, de_DE, de_DE_informal, en_GB, es_ES, fr_CH, fr_FR, it_CH, it_IT, nl_NL, pl_PL, pt_PT)
- **Responsive** -- Mobile-first design with Bootstrap's responsive grid
## Requirements
- WordPress 6.7 or higher
- PHP 8.3 or higher
- Composer
- Node.js 20+
## Installation
### From Release Package
1. Download the latest `.zip` from [Releases](https://src.bundespruefstelle.ch/magdev/wp-bootstrap/releases)
2. Go to WordPress Admin > Appearance > Themes > Add New > Upload Theme
3. Upload the ZIP file and activate
### From Source
```bash
git clone ssh://git@src.bundespruefstelle.ch:2022/magdev/wp-bootstrap.git
cd wp-bootstrap
composer install
npm install
npm run build
```
Activate the theme in **Appearance > Themes** in the WordPress admin.
## Development
### Prerequisites
- Node.js 20+
- npm
- Composer
- PHP 8.3+
### Build Commands
| Command | Description |
| --- | --- |
| `npm run build` | Full production build (runs tests, copies JS, compiles SCSS, minifies CSS) |
| `npm run test` | Run PHPUnit test suite |
| `npm run dev` | Watch SCSS files and recompile on changes |
| `npm run scss` | Compile SCSS only |
| `npm run postcss` | Minify CSS with Autoprefixer and cssnano |
| `composer install` | Install PHP dependencies (Twig) |
### Testing
The theme includes a PHPUnit test suite with 64 unit tests and 107 assertions covering the core PHP classes:
- **BlockRenderer** -- All 8 render methods (table, button, buttons, image, search, quote, pullquote, list)
- **WidgetRenderer** -- Card wrapping, heading downgrade, class extraction
- **NavWalker** -- Tree building, active item detection, orphan handling
- **TemplateController** -- Template resolution for all page types
Tests use [Brain\Monkey](https://brain-wp.github.io/BrainMonkey/) for WordPress function mocking and a functional `WP_HTML_Tag_Processor` stub.
```bash
# Run tests
composer exec -- phpunit
# Tests also run automatically before every build
npm run build
```
### Build Pipeline
1. `test` -- Run PHPUnit test suite (automatic via `prebuild` hook)
2. `copy:js` -- Copy Bootstrap JS bundle from `node_modules` to `assets/js/`
3. `copy:theme-js` -- Copy theme JS (dark-mode.js) from `src/js/` to `assets/js/`
4. `copy:icons` -- Copy Bootstrap Icons font files (`.woff`, `.woff2`) to `assets/fonts/`
5. `scss` -- Compile SCSS (`src/scss/`) to CSS (`assets/css/`)
6. `scss:rtl` -- Compile RTL stylesheet (`assets/css/rtl.css`)
7. `postcss` -- Autoprefixer + cssnano minification to `assets/css/style.min.css`
## Architecture
### Frontend Rendering
The theme uses a dual-rendering approach:
- **Site Editor (admin):** FSE block templates in `templates/` and `parts/` for visual editing
- **Frontend (public):** Twig templates in `views/` render Bootstrap 5 HTML via the `template_redirect` hook
The `TemplateController` intercepts frontend requests and renders the appropriate Twig template with data gathered by `ContextBuilder`. Plugins can hook into the `wp_bootstrap_should_render_template` filter to prevent rendering for specific requests (e.g., when a plugin handles its own custom post types). FSE templates remain untouched for the WordPress admin editor.
### Style Variation Bridge
WordPress style variation colors are bridged to Bootstrap CSS custom properties at runtime. When a variation is selected in the Design Editor, the theme reads the active palette via `wp_get_global_settings()` and outputs inline CSS that overrides Bootstrap's compiled defaults. This works for both light and dark mode.
### Key PHP Classes
| Class | Purpose |
| --- | --- |
| `TwigService` | Singleton Twig environment with WordPress functions and globals |
| `TemplateController` | Hooks `template_redirect`, resolves and renders Twig templates |
| `ContextBuilder` | Gathers WordPress data (posts, menus, pagination, comments, sidebar) |
| `NavWalker` | Converts flat menu items to nested tree for Bootstrap dropdowns |
| `BlockRenderer` | Injects Bootstrap 5 classes into core block HTML via `render_block` filters |
| `WidgetRenderer` | Wraps sidebar widgets in Bootstrap card components |
### Navigation Menus
Register menus in **Appearance > Menus**:
- **Primary Navigation** -- Displayed in the Bootstrap navbar with dropdown support
- **Footer Navigation** -- Displayed in the footer
If no menu is assigned, the primary location falls back to listing published pages.
### Widget Areas
The theme registers a **Sidebar** widget area. When widgets are assigned via **Appearance > Widgets**, they replace the default sidebar content. When no widgets are assigned, the sidebar displays recent posts, a search form, and a tag cloud. All sidebar widgets are automatically wrapped in Bootstrap card components with consistent heading styles.
### Block Renderer
The `BlockRenderer` class hooks per-block `render_block_{$name}` filters (more performant than a single `render_block` filter) and uses WordPress's `WP_HTML_Tag_Processor` for safe, idempotent class injection. Only active on the frontend — admin, REST API, and AJAX requests are skipped. Child themes can modify the block-to-handler map via the `wp_bootstrap_block_renderer_blocks` filter.
### Widget Renderer
The `WidgetRenderer` class transforms sidebar widget output into Bootstrap card components. It hooks `dynamic_sidebar_params` for wrapper HTML and `widget_block_content` for inner content adjustments (heading level downgrade from `<h2>` to `<h4>`). The card structure uses `card-body` with `card-title` inside, ensuring valid HTML whether or not a widget outputs a title.
### Project Structure
```txt
wp-bootstrap/
+-- assets/ Compiled CSS, JS, fonts
+-- inc/
| +-- Block/ BlockRenderer, WidgetRenderer
| +-- Template/ TemplateController, ContextBuilder, NavWalker
| +-- Twig/ TwigService singleton
+-- languages/ Translation files (.pot, .po)
+-- patterns/ Block patterns (PHP)
+-- parts/ FSE template parts (header, footer, sidebar, variants)
+-- src/
| +-- js/ Source JavaScript
| +-- scss/ Source SCSS
+-- styles/ Style variations (JSON)
+-- tests/
| +-- Stubs/ WordPress class stubs for testing
| +-- Unit/ PHPUnit test cases
+-- templates/ FSE templates (HTML)
+-- views/ Twig templates (Bootstrap 5 HTML)
| +-- base.html.twig
| +-- pages/ Page templates (index, single, page, archive, search, 404)
| +-- partials/ Reusable parts (header, footer, pagination, sidebar, etc.)
| +-- components/ UI components (post card, post loop)
+-- functions.php Theme bootstrap
+-- style.css Theme metadata
+-- theme.json Design tokens and settings
```
## Technology Stack
- **PHP 8.3+** with PSR-4 autoloading
- **Twig 3.0** via Composer
- **Bootstrap 5.3+** CSS & JS (served locally)
- **Dart Sass** for SCSS compilation
- **PostCSS** with Autoprefixer and cssnano
- **PHPUnit 11** with Brain\Monkey for WordPress function mocking
## License
GPL-2.0-or-later. See <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html>.
## Author
Marco Graetsch - <https://src.bundespruefstelle.ch/magdev>