[aprilnya]

This seems cool, but can a WP management tool really be powerful if it isn’t just embedding the actual WP admin page? Since it means you can’t configure plugins that add their own configuration and stuff…

[toomuchtodo]

Could be making the same http/rest calls?

[aprilnya]

Sure but adding support and UI for every single WP plugin that exists isn’t feasible

[toomuchtodo]

Only need to support the most popular ones.

[aprilnya]

There are so many WP plugins that “support the most popular ones”, depending on your criteria, either still means supporting thousands of plugins, or means it won’t support the plugins I use

[mikeywazowski]

Indeed. The extension to WP-CLI is open source so if you're seriously interested, make a PR and I'll update the UI to accommodate it.

[mikeywazowski]

Yeah this is what I plan to do, although it's not implemented yet.

[mikeywazowski]

Yeah that's a fair point. The purpose of the application isn't to provide fine-grained control over plugins etc yet.. However, I do intend to add settings configuration for some plugins. Which plugins I'll do this for depends on their popularity and whether they have WP-CLI compatibility built in.

In the meantime I may see if I can also embed the WP admin page so the user has quick access if they want to change anything.

Thanks for your feedback!