WP Review Notice

Simple library class to gently ask for a wp.org plugin review after a few days of plugin usage.

Installation

WP Review Notice can be installed using composer:

$ composer require duckdev/wp-review-notice

Usage 📖

Initialize

Initialize one notice per plugin.

// Setup notice.
$notice = \DuckDev\Reviews\Notice::get(
	'my-plugin', // Plugin slug on wp.org (eg: hello-dolly).
	'My Plugin', // Plugin name (eg: Hello Dolly).
	array(
		'days'          => 7, // default: 7 days.
		'message'       => 'My custom message asking for review', // If you want to use different review notice message.
		'action_labels' => array(
			'review'  => 'Please review me', // Change review link label.
			'later'   => 'I will review later', // Change review extension link.
			'dismiss' => 'Nope', // No review label :(.
		),
	)
);

// Render notice.
$notice->render();

Options

You can customize the notice behaviour using options. All these options are optional.

Option	Type	Description
days	int	No. of days after the review is shown.
screens	array	WordPress admin page screen IDs to show notice. If you leave this empty the notice will be added to add admin pages. Strongly recommended to use this option to limit the review notices only within your plugin's admin pages, especially if you are showing notice using admin_notices action.
cap	string	WordPres user capability to show notice to. Notice will be visible only to user with this capability. Also only users with this capability can dismiss/extend notice.
classes	array	Additional class names for notice.
domain	string	Text domain string for internationalization.
message	string	Notice main message (to override default message).
action_labels	array	To use different labels for action links. Available items are: review, later, dismiss. Remember to escape.
prefix	string	To override plugin option and other key prefixes. By default it's plugin slug with dashes replaces with underscores.

Credits

Author - Joel James