Frank Corso

Terrence Gonsalves

Developer Toolkit for WordPress is a handy tool for WordPress Developers. This plugin gives you 6 new shortcodes for displaying your WordPress plugins that are stored in the repository. 
Once you add your plugins, you will have 6 shortcodes:
<ul>
<li>Display Plugin Description</li>
<li>Display Plugin Download Count</li>
<li>Display Plugin Version</li>
<li>Display Plugin Average Rating</li>
<li>Display Date Of Last Update</li>
<li>Display Link To Plugin File</li>
</ul>
All of this is synced to your plugin on the repository on a regular basic. So when you update your plugin, your shortcodes will automatically update.
You also get a statistics page in the admin panel. The statistics page shows:
<ul>
<li>Number Of Plugins You Have Entered</li>
<li>Total Downloads Of All Plugins</li>
<li>Overall Average Rating Of All Plugins</li>
<li>Overall Average Downloads Per Plugin</li>
</ul>
<h4>Make Suggestions Or Contribute</h4>
Developer Toolkit for WordPress is on <a href="https://github.com/terrence-gonsalves/wordpress-developer-toolkit" rel="nofollow ugc">GitHub</a>! I have plenty of items on my to-do list for this plugin. I would love to hear your feedback so feel free to open issues or comment on any existing ones. Feel free to fork and open pull requests!

Developer Toolkit for WordPress

svil4ok

Get tags on every single post (is_single()) and put them in meta keywords tag in header (wp_head()). Otherwise it’ll use the keywords define in $default_keywords. Get the_excerpt() and put it in meta description tag in header (wp_head()). Otherwise it’ll use the description define in $default_description.
Requires the wp_head() tag !

Developer Toolkit for WordPress vs Meta Keywords & Description