@wordpress/deprecated Edit

Deprecation utility for WordPress. Logs a message to notify developers about a deprecated feature.

Installation #Installation

Install the module

npm install @wordpress/deprecated --save

This package assumes that your code will run in an ES2015+ environment. If you’re using an environment that has limited or no support for such language features and APIs, you should include the polyfill shipped in @wordpress/babel-preset-default in your code.

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Hook #Hook

The deprecated action is fired with three parameters: the name of the deprecated feature, the options object passed to deprecated, and the message sent to the console.

Example:

import { addAction } from '@wordpress/hooks';

function addDeprecationAlert( message, { version } ) {
    alert( `Deprecation: ${ message }. Version: ${ version }` );
}

addAction(
    'deprecated',
    'my-plugin/add-deprecation-alert',
    addDeprecationAlert
);

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API #API

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default #default

Logs a message to notify developers about a deprecated feature.

Usage

import deprecated from '@wordpress/deprecated';

deprecated( 'Eating meat', {
    since: '2019.01.01'
    version: '2020.01.01',
    alternative: 'vegetables',
    plugin: 'the earth',
    hint: 'You may find it beneficial to transition gradually.',
} );

// Logs: 'Eating meat is deprecated since version 2019.01.01 and will be removed from the earth in version 2020.01.01. Please use vegetables instead. Note: You may find it beneficial to transition gradually.'

Parameters

• feature string: Name of the deprecated feature.
• options [Object]: Personalisation options
• options.since [string]: Version in which the feature was deprecated.
• options.version [string]: Version in which the feature will be removed.
• options.alternative [string]: Feature to use instead
• options.plugin [string]: Plugin name if it’s a plugin feature
• options.link [string]: Link to documentation
• options.hint [string]: Additional message to help transition away from the deprecated feature.

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logged #logged

Object map tracking messages which have been logged, for use in ensuring a
message is only logged once.

Type

• Record<string, true | undefined>