bobbingwide/myplugins

Sample routine to run under oik-wp.php

myplugins

• Contributors: bobbingwide
• Donate link: http://www.oik-plugins.com/oik/oik-donate/
• Tags: oik-wp,command
• Requires at least: 4.6
• Tested up to: 4.6
• Stable tag: 0.0.0
• License: GPLv2 or later
• License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html

Description

Sample routine to run under oik-wp.php

Installation

1. Install the pre-requisite plugins: oik-wp and oik.
2. Clone myplugins to your wp-content\plugins directory
3. Change directory to the myplugins folder
4. Run oikwp myplugins.php [plugin_list]

where

• oikwp is your command to run oik-wp.php
• plugin_list is a comma separated list of plugin slugs
• If you omit the plugin_list parameter a default set is chosen: @bobbingwide's plugins on wordpress.org

cd wp-content\plugins\myplugins 
oikwp myplugins.php akismet,jetpack

Expected output

oik-wp running WordPress 4.6
C:\apache\htdocs\wordpress\wp-content\plugins\myplugins
cli
Shifting argv
There are: 2
akismet,51194511,3.1.11,4.5.3,3.2
jetpack,27768343,4.2.2,4.6,4.5
Script required once: myplugins.php
Did: run_myplugins.php

Upgrade Notice

0.0.0

Tested with WordPress 4.6.

0.0.0

New plugin, also available from GitHub and oik-plugins.

Changelog

0.0.0

• Added: New plugin - available from GitHub

myplugins's Issues

Make compatible with wp-top12

The myplugins.php routines currenty uses class-wp-org-downloads.php from play.
This routine has been improved for wp-top12.
Ensure that myplugins still works.
i.e. That the get_download and get_download_count methods still work.

Maintain a summary CSV file showing a time line for the plugins

Since 2011, when I published my first plugin on wordpress.org I’ve been keep some tabs on the total downloads. I’ve updated myplugins to extract the data so that it can be embedded into a CSV but then I have to manually copy this into another spreadsheet to keep the history.
I don’t seem to have kept the spreadsheets up to date.
I need an improved process.

Steps

• Take stock
• Attempt to find figures for missing periods
• Update routine to append to a summary CSV file

Add estimating and prediction logic for total downloads

On a plugin’s advanced page display on WordPress.org e.g. https://wordpress.org/plugins/oik/advanced/
there are two charts showing downloads per day and active install growth.
It would be nice to be able to show a chart showing the history of total downloads for a plugin. With Total on the y-axis and Date on the x-axis.
If the default chart is for the current year ( or last 12 months - e.g Oct 2019 to Sep 2020 ) it would make sense to estimate the downloads for the 1st of each month.
The estimating logic could also be used for making predictions.

Requirements

• write a simple estimating routine
• write a simple prediction routine
• produce a report showing last n periods with real or estimated figures for a selected figure or figures
• display it as a chart
• Make it work as a block