Marketify

Description

Create pop-ups for your goals using drag & drop builder and widgets. Increase visitor engagement and boost conversions.

POP-UP BUILDER

Marketify Pop-up builder will help you promote your products or inform users about events. Inside the plugin there is an easy drag&drop Builder with the necessary widgets and settings for more detailed configuration of each pop-up element.

All the necessary widgets are available for creating perfect pop-ups:
* Heading
* Text
* Button
* Image
* Countdown

⭐ Documentation

The plugin allows you to display pop-ups in different scenarios, for example:
* By role
* By page
* Only to site visitors
* When scrolling the page
* After a period of time, after logging in to the site
* Depending on the type of device

Source Code

This plugin uses build tools (npm and Vite) to compile TypeScript/React source code into production-ready JavaScript and CSS files. The complete, unminified source code is included in this plugin distribution and is available for review, study, and modification.

Source Code Location:
* All source files are located in the src/ directory within the plugin
* Admin interface source: src/admin/ (TypeScript/React)
* Frontend popup rendering source: src/frontend/ (TypeScript)
* Shared utilities: src/shared/ (TypeScript)
* Compiled production files: assets/ (generated from source)

Build Tools:
* Vite – Module bundler and build tool
* npm – Package manager and dependency management
* TypeScript – Type-safe JavaScript
* React – UI library for the admin interface

To Build from Source:
1. Ensure Node.js and npm are installed on your system
2. Navigate to the plugin directory: cd wp-content/plugins/marketify
3. Install dependencies: npm install
4. Build production assets: npm run build
5. The compiled files will be generated in the assets/ directory

Dependencies:
All npm dependencies are listed in package.json. The source code for third-party libraries can be found in node_modules/ after running npm install, or you can review the package documentation and licenses in package.json and package-lock.json.

The source code is human-readable and follows standard TypeScript/React conventions. All compiled JavaScript and CSS files in the assets/ directory are generated from the source code in the src/ directory.

External services

• Google Fonts (fonts.google.com) — used to fetch the public font catalog for the font picker in the admin UI.
  What is sent: a simple GET request to https://fonts.google.com/metadata/fonts (no user-provided content; standard request metadata such as IP/UA is sent by the browser/server).
  When: when the font list is requested in the admin (cached via WordPress transients).
  Terms: https://policies.google.com/terms — Privacy: https://policies.google.com/privacy