humanmade/hm-rewrite

HM_Rewrite is a wrapper for the WordPress WP Rewrite system. http://hmn.md/wordpress-rewrite-rules-hm-core-style/

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github.com/humanmade/hm-rewrite

Type:wordpress-muplugin

pkg:composer/humanmade/hm-rewrite

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1.2.0 2023-06-26 15:51 UTC

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GPL-2.0-or-later 75e6bf7a81f56c8d64a84ff07e4da334ccb4350f

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Last update: 2026-06-26 22:09:55 UTC


README

HM_Rewrite and HM_Rewrite_Rule are wrappers for the WordPress rewrite / wp_query system.

The goal of HM_Rewrite and associated fuctions / classes is to make it very easy to add new routing points with new pages (as in dynamic pages, post_type_archive etc). It basically wraps a few tasks into a nice API. Everything (almost) you need for setting up a new routing page can be done all at once, relying heavily on PHP Closures. It essentially wraps adding to the rewrite_rules, adding your template file to template_redirect, wp_title hook, body_class hook, parse_query hook etc. Also also provides some callbacks for conveniance. Each rewrite rule is an instance of HM_Rewrite_Rule. Here you add the regex / wp_query vars and any other options for the "page". For example a callback function to parse_request to add additional query vars, or a callback * body_class. There is also a wrapper function for all of this in one call hm_add_rewrite_rule(). hm_add_rewrite_rule() is generally the recommended interface, you can interact with the underlying objects for more advanced stuff (and also tacking onto other rewrite rules)Simple use case example:

hm_add_rewrite_rule( array(
 'regex' => '^users/([^/]+)/?',
 'query' => 'author_name=$matches[1]',
 'template' => 'user-archive.php',
 'body_class_callback' => function( $classes ) {
 $classes[] = 'user-archive';
 $classes[] = 'user-' . get_query_var( 'author_name' );

 return $classes;
 },
 'title_callback' => function( $title, $seperator ) {
 return get_query_var( 'author_name' ) . '' . $seperator . '' . $title;
 }
) );

A more advanced example using more callbacks:

hm_add_rewrite_rule( array(
 'regex' => '^reviews/([^/]+)/?', // a review category page
 'query' => 'review_category=$matches[1]',
 'template' => 'review-category.php',
 'request_callback' => function( WP $wp ) {
 // if the review category is "laptops" then only show items in draft
 if ( $wp->query_vars['review_category'] == 'laptops' )
 $wp->query_vars['post_status'] = 'draft';
 },
 'query_callback' => function( WP_Query $query ) {
 //overwrite is_home because WordPress gets it wrong here
 $query->is_home = false;
 },
 'body_class_callback' => function( $classes ) {
 $classes[] = get_query_var( 'review_category' );
 return $classes;
 },
 'title_callback' => function( $title, $seperator ) {
 return review_category . '' . $seperator . '' . $title;
 },
 'rewrite_tests_callback' => function() {
 return array(
 'Review Category' => array(
 '/reviews/foo/',
 '/reviews/bar/',
 ),
 );
 }
) );

Contribution guidelines

see https://github.com/humanmade/hm-rewrite/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md