Jinx-Block-Renderer

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The plugin allows you to parse all kinds gutenberg blocks and render them in your own template. Usage Use the filter ‘jinx_block_renderers’ in your theme to render gutenberg blocks. <?php function my_render_function(array $fields) { echo $fields['url']; } add_filter('jinx_block_renderers', function($renderers) { $renderers[] = [ 'block' => 'core-embed/youtube', // name of the block 'conditions' => [], // default - accepts an array of key value pairs // 'conditions' => [ // 'className' => 'is-style-custom', // strings are used inside a regular expression // 'field' => function($value) { // callbacks will receive the fields value and must return true or false // return $value === 'some value'; // } // ], 'fields' => [ 'url' => [ // name of your parameter 'path' => '//iframe[@src]', 'item' => 0, // 'item' => 9, // if not exists, will return null // 'item': 'first', // constant Jinx\BlockRenderer\Field::ITEM_FIRST // 'item': 'last', // constant Jinx\BlockRenderer\Field::ITEM_LAST // 'item': null // default - returns all results as an array 'attr' => 'src', //'attr' => null // default - returns the results value //'filter' => 'my_filter_function' // filters each matched field ], ], // 'insert' => '//*[contains(@class,"wp-block-")]' // default - inserts rendered block back into the block-wrapper 'template' => __DIR__.'/youtube-video.php', // relative path, templates will handle each field as a variable // 'callback' => 'my_render_function' ]; return $renderers; }); ?>