A framework for ensuring your WordPress environment is ready to deploy into production and hand over to a client.

Currently checks whether:

• You have enabled/disabled DEBUG mode as appropriate (dependant on whether this is a Test/Production environment)
• You have set strong passwords
• You have disabled the WP code editor
• You have updated the tagline
• You have unblocked robots.txt
• You have customised the admin footer
• You have unused post_types (that you may wish to hide from the UI?)
• Framework allows for additional checks to be made, and for quickfixes to be recommended.

Useful for:

• Setting up new development environments
• Pre-launch checks, in preparation for handing over to a client.

Whilst distinguishing between Test and Production isn't typically good practise - this plugin does so, and with good reason. For example: The plugin will alert you if DEBUG is enabled in production, or if DEBUG is disabled in test. By default, the is_production() function shall return false for siteurls matching: localhost, *.dev. Alternatively, you can define a custom rule.

At present - no configuration required.

• Contributions are welcomed
• Feature requests: Please log as issues in Github
• Bugs: Please log as issues in Github
• Pull requests: Yes please.

• The test suite is not implemented yet

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2014 Jack Barker