Feedzy Loop Block

[HardeepAsrani]

Summary

Important: This PR includes Filters, so merge it after that has been merged.

This PR adds a new Feedzy Loop block, similar to MPG Loop Block, that allows users to create query loops out of their feeds.

To display the feed values, you need to use magic tags like {{feedzy_title}}, you can find a lost of all the available magic tags here: https://github.com/Codeinwp/feedzy-rss-feeds/blob/feat/block/includes/gutenberg/feedzy-rss-feeds-loop-block.php#L200

For Feed Image, you can add an image block inside the loop and it will have this action button that makes it load the feed image.

If you click outside the block, it will preview the block.

Few notes:

• I haven't removed the old block for now. We can give it some time to see how this block works and remove the old one onces we are sure this one can work just a well.

Will affect visual aspect of the product

YES

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Test instructions

• Make sure the block works great with different feeds, including the Filter Conditions.

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• I have written a test and included it in this PR
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Closes https://github.com/Codeinwp/feedzy-rss-feeds-pro/issues/777.

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[selul]

instead of magic tags cant we use block bindings api? @HardeepAsrani

[HardeepAsrani]

@selul We can but that will require us a lot more work. First, given that we haven't used it before, it will require some trial and error to figure out the best way. Second, I'm unsure it will work with the current approach that we have with doing server-side find/replace, but to create an actual query loop that can pass context. Finally, it has no UI for the user, so we will have to create some sort of UI to allow the user to bind elements.

I like the direction the block is taking. I think we can start with this simple block, and if users really like this approach, we can improve it to work more like a Query Loop.