Hello fellow WordPress developers,
I’m excited to share **Enqueueror**, a free WordPress plugin that enables WordPress developers to efficiently develop and manage their **CSS** & **JavaScript** code, having it conditionally loaded, through the use of naming conventions and a bunch of convenient features which augment their code development workflow.
For example, a developer may create a JavaScript file named `type-page-slug-home.js` within a website’s (child) theme containing JavaScript code to be executed only when the page with slug “**home**” is requested. The code will be automatically loaded by Enqueueror without requiring that the developer wires it up using WordPress hooks and PHP code.
In addition, Enqueueror builds on the aforementioned declarative foundation, by offering additional goodies that allow developers to:
1. specify dependencies for each code file, declaring if their code should be loaded in the `<head>` or in the `<body>` section of the HTML document,
2. define if their code should be loaded from an external file or be used internally in the HTML,
3. use PHP as a preprocessor to (dynamically) generating CSS & JavaScript code to be executed by the browser.
Consequently, Enqueueror not only enables WordPress developers to save time and better organize their CSS & JavaScript code without leaving the comfort of their code editors or resorting to repeatedly coding PHP enqueueing logic, but makes easier a more fine-grained control of their code runtime, pushing the potential for lower page loading times, higher PageSpeed scores and a better user experience in general.
You may try Enqueueror for your next project by installing it from the WordPress plugin repository [https://wordpress.org/plugins/enqueueror/]). In addition, a guide is available at [https://panastasiadist.github.io/Enqueueror/]).
Enqueueror has been serving me well so far. I thought that you may find it useful for your own projects too. I hope it serves you well too. Last but not least, any feedback or contribution is more than welcome.
Regards,
Panagiotis
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