To create a WordPress "Maintenance Mode" plugin and integrate it with modern technologies like NestJS and AI tools (such as a v0.dev AI project for generating parts of the plugin), you'll want to break down the project into a few distinct steps:
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<?php /* Plugin Name: WP Maintenance Mode Description: A simple plugin to activate maintenance mode with user-based access control. Version: 1.0 Author: Your Name */ Step 3: Activation/Deactivation Hooks Handle the activation and deactivation of the plugin. php Copy Edit register_activation_hook(__FILE__, 'wpm_activate'); register_deactivation_hook(__FILE__, 'wpm_deactivate'); function wpm_activate() { // Code to initialize plugin settings } function wpm_deactivate() { // Code to clean up when plugin is deactivated } Step 4: Admin Settings Page Add a settings page to WordPress where users can customize the maintenance mode message, select roles that can access the site during maintenance, and activate the mode. php Copy Edit function wpm_settings_page() { add_options_page('Maintenance Mode Settings', 'Maintenance Mode', 'manage_options', 'maintenance-mode', 'wpm_settings_page_html'); } function wpm_settings_page_html() { ?><div class="wrap">
<h1>Maintenance Mode Settings</h1>
<form method="post" action="options.php">
<?php
settings_fields('wpm_options_group');
do_settings_sections('maintenance-mode');
?>
<input type="submit" value="Save Settings">
</form>
</div>
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} Step 5: Display Maintenance Mode Page The plugin should hook into WordPress to display the maintenance page to non-logged-in users.
php Copy Edit function wpm_maintenance_mode() { if (is_user_logged_in()) { return; } // Display the custom maintenance page content wp_die('We are currently under maintenance. Please check back later.'); } add_action('template_redirect', 'wpm_maintenance_mode'); Step 6: Integrating AI (v0.dev or Custom AI Models) AI can be integrated for various tasks, such as auto-generating custom messages or design templates for the maintenance page.
Use the AI to generate custom content, messages, or other dynamic elements for the maintenance page. If using an AI platform (like v0.dev or another API), call it from the plugin code. Step 7: Handling NestJS Backend (Optional) If you want to integrate with a NestJS backend (for additional logic, such as logging or automated tasks), you can set up an API and call it from the WordPress plugin.
Set up an API endpoint in NestJS: ts Copy Edit @Controller('maintenance') export class MaintenanceController { @Get('status') getMaintenanceStatus() { return { status: 'under_maintenance' }; } } Integrate API Call in WordPress: php Copy Edit function wpm_check_maintenance_status() { $response = wp_remote_get('https://your-nestjs-api.com/maintenance/status'); $status = wp_remote_retrieve_body($response); // Process the status and display accordingly } 4. Testing and Deployment Test the plugin locally and on a staging server to ensure it's working correctly. Once everything is set up and tested, deploy the plugin to your production WordPress site. 5. Use of AI for Plugin Automation You can leverage the v0.dev AI tool to generate content, like custom maintenance messages or design components for your plugin:
Prompt for AI (e.g., v0.dev): css Copy Edit Generate a WordPress maintenance page template with a professional look, including a message that indicates the site is under maintenance, an estimated time of return, and a contact email for further inquiries. The AI could provide you with a template that you can integrate into the plugin.
Popular Existing WordPress "Maintenance Mode" Plugins: WP Maintenance Mode: A simple plugin that lets you set up a customizable maintenance page. SeedProd: A powerful landing page plugin that includes maintenance mode features. Maintenance: A lightweight plugin to enable a maintenance mode page with customizable text.
I'll help you create a WordPress "Maintenance Mode" plugin that integrates modern technologies like NestJS and AI tools. Let's break this down into steps and implement the core functionality.
Let's start by creating the basic plugin structure:
This plugin structure provides a solid foundation for a WordPress Maintenance Mode plugin with modern integrations. Here's a breakdown of what we've created:
The main plugin file (wp-maintenance-mode.php) sets up the basic WordPress plugin structure, including:
The React component (src/index.js) creates a modern admin interface for the plugin settings, including:
To fully implement this plugin, you would need to:
Here are some next steps to enhance the plugin:
Remember to thoroughly test the plugin in a development environment before deploying it to a live WordPress site. Also, consider adding proper error handling and security measures, especially when integrating with external services like NestJS and AI APIs.