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nonfiction/theme
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Reusable WordPress theme foundation for nonfiction projects.

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Nonfiction Theme
================

[](#nonfiction-theme)

Reusable WordPress + Timber theme foundation for Nonfiction projects.

This package provides shared theme infrastructure only: helpers, bootstrapping, asset enqueueing, Vite manifest parsing, Timber adapters, and WordPress registration utilities. Site-specific content, templates, blocks, routes, and design belong in the consuming theme.

Install
-------

[](#install)

Install from Packagist:

```
composer require nonfiction/theme
```

Packagist package:

Use a Composer path repository only while developing this package locally:

```
{
  "repositories": [
    {
      "type": "path",
      "url": "../../theme"
    }
  ],
  "require": {
    "nonfiction/theme": "*"
  }
}
```

Requirements
------------

[](#requirements)

- PHP `>=7.4`
- WordPress
- `timber/timber` `^2.5.1`
- `icanboogie/inflector` `^4.0`

Namespace
---------

[](#namespace)

Classes and helper functions live under `Nonfiction\Theme`.

Composer autoloads:

- `Nonfiction\Theme\` from `src/`
- `src/helpers.php` as an autoloaded file

Bootstrapping
-------------

[](#bootstrapping)

In the consuming theme, require Composer's autoloader and initialize the shared theme foundation from your theme entry point, typically `functions.php`:

```