Mark Jaquith

Matt Martz

This plugin is for WordPress plugin authors, not users. It showcases your plugins on your WordPress blog, using the WordPress.org plugin repository as a source. It generates both a directory listing page, and the content of each plugin’s page. All you have to provide is the title; the rest comes from the repository. You get to control the markup of each type of page using intuitive WordPress shortcodes.

I Make Plugins

Unfortunately, not the first plugin by a WordPress lead developer to be abandoned. I guess Twitter is more important.



abandoned

For plugin authors. Showcase your plugins on your WordPress site. You only update your readme.txt files!

Harish Chouhan

Themeist Co

Want to display information about any plugin hosted on WordPress.org?
This plugin lets you fetch and display details like version, active installs, ratings, changelog, and more using a simple shortcode. Data is pulled from the WordPress.org Plugin API, cached locally for performance, and automatically refreshed every hour.
Perfect for plugin developers who want to show up-to-date info about their own plugins on their site.
If you find this plugin useful, please consider <a href="https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/my-plugin-information/reviews/?rate=5#new-post" rel="ugc">leaving a review</a>. It helps others discover the plugin and supports continued development.

My Plugin Information – Fetch Data from WordPress.org

Fetch plugin data from WordPress.org using a simple shortcode. Shows version, installs, ratings, and more. Cached for speed, auto-updated hourly.

I Make Plugins vs My Plugin Information – Fetch Data from WordPress.org