# Untold Website

## Plugins
	wp plugin install rest-api --activate
	wp plugin install advanced-custom-fields --activate
	wp plugin install acf-to-rest-api --activate
	wp plugin install simple-page-ordering --activate

## Untold Themosis init (boilerplate from our repository)

This repository contains the essential ingredients to get a WordPress theme up and running inside of the Themosis framework.

[Themosis 1.3 Documentation](http://framework.themosis.com/docs/1.3/introduction/)

### Setup

1. Run `composer install` to get all the composer dependencies
1. Run `npm i` to install npm dependencies for front end tasks
1. Rename your theme (themes/init) and adjust the directories in `gulpfile.js`
1. Navigate to the site and run the WordPress install

### Uses
* WordPress 4.7.3
* Themosis 1.3
* Gulp
* Bootstrap 4 grid (optional)
* Webpack

### Customizations to Themosis
Moved the `themes/init/resources/` to the top level `app/` folder, similar to a Laravel setup.

Moved the `views/` and `assets/` to the top level `resources/...` respectively.

ACF fields are stored in this folder as well, `app/acf-json/`

Custom traits and directives added

Made it possible to hydrate eloquent models based on WP_Post results, so a custom post type's controller could have something similar to:

	public function show(Tenant $tenant) {
		// Fetches via new WP_Query, returns a hydrated Tenant collection
		$relatedTenants = Tenant::getPosts([...]);
		
		return view('tenant.show', compact($tenant, $relatedTenants));
	}	

The `$post_type` var can be defined in an extended Post model to filter that model's post type when running queries. A similar approach is taken in the Term model.