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moonwalkingbits/wordpress-autoloader
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A class loader for the WordPress coding standards.

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WordPress Autoloader
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A class loader for the [WordPress coding standards](https://developer.wordpress.org/coding-standards/wordpress-coding-standards/php/).

When taking the object oriented approach to developing in PHP, autoloading can get rid of all the include/require statements in your code. Instead of manually including the file before you use the class, or having to check if the class is available you just use it. If it is not yet included it will be automatically included by the class loader.

The only class file you need to include is the autoloader. Or if you use this library as a composer package it is enough to include composer's `autoload.php`. After you've set it up it will take care of the rest of the includes.

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