Enjoyable Queries

Custom WP_Query and get_posts queries suck. That rubbish is tucked away behind a fluid interface. You'll love it.

wpm('q.member')->get();

Simple Post Type Creation

Forget the plugins or drawn out function calls. How about this?

wpm('wp.post_type')->create([
    'name' => 'Member'
]);

Build Taxonomies with Ease

Did I mention it was pretty easy?

wpm('wp.taxonomy')->create([
    'name'      => 'Skill',
    'post_type' => 'member'
]);

// All members that have design and development skills
wpm('q.member')->tax('skill', ['design', 'development'])->get();

// First member that has design or development skills
wpm('q.member')->tax('skill', 'in', ['design', 'development'])->first();

// All members that are not skilled in angular
wpm('q.member')->tax('skill', 'not', 'angular')->first();

// All members that have mad design skills and have the role of manager
// OR is just as cool because their role is Creative Director
wpm('q.member')->tax(function($wpm) {
        return [
            'relation' => 'and',
            $wpm->taxQuery('skill', 'design'),
            $wpm->taxQuery('role', 'manager'),
        ];
    })
    ->orTax('skill', 'creative-director')
    ->get();

// All members who have just became eligible to vote and are employees
wpm('q.member')
        ->meta('age', 18)
        ->andMeta('status', 'employee')
        ->get();

// All members are eligible to vote and are employees
// OR are under 18 and interns
wpm('q.member')
        ->meta(function($wpm) {
            return [
                'relation' => 'AND',
                $wpm->metaQuery('status', 'employee'),
                $wpm->metaQuery('age', '>=', 18)
            ];
        })->orMeta(function($wpm) {
            return [
                'relation' => 'AND',
                $wpm->metaQuery('status', 'intern'),
                $wpm->metaQuery('age', '<', 18)
            ];
        })->get()