Prajesh Content Readiness

Choose a content type, add requirements, then review the missing information in a compact grid. Filter by title, status, readiness or a missing requirement. Recheck selected records and download an issue report as CSV.

• Rules per content type, including optional exact-value conditions.
• WordPress title, content, excerpt, featured image and taxonomy assignments.
• Public, single-value registered scalar post metadata exposed to the REST API.
• Optional ACF integration for supported top-level simple fields, images and files.
• Complete, Missing, Not applicable and Unsupported results with explanations.
• Personal saved filter views and 50-row display pagination.
• Read-only scanning; content changes remain in the WordPress editor.

Scans run in batches of 100 without a total-record quota. CSV reports require a completed scan with saved requirements. Results are held in the current browser tab, not stored as content snapshots. Changing content while a scan is running can affect its results; run a fresh scan when editorial activity has settled.

Built with WordPress-provided wp/element. No external fonts, tracking, account, subscription or remote scan service.

Source Code and Development

The complete human-readable PHP, JavaScript and CSS source is included. There is no compilation or build step. WordPress supplies wp.element, wp.apiFetch, wp.i18n and Dashicons; no third-party JavaScript library is bundled.

• prajesh-content-readiness.php: plugin bootstrap.
• includes/class-pgcrdy-plugin.php: field discovery, permission checks, REST endpoints and audit engine.
• assets/admin.js: administration UI written with wp.element.createElement; no JSX or transpilation.
• assets/admin.css: scoped, editable administration styles.
• uninstall.php: removes plugin rules and personal views on the current site.

Translation strings use the prajesh-content-readiness text domain. A POT reference is included for translators. WordPress.org language packs can supply runtime translations.