Engipress EasyQuery

Deskripzioa

Engipress EasyQuery provides a clean, fluent interface for working with WP_Query. It makes writing custom loops in your themes faster, more readable, and less repetitive.

Basic Usage

Engieq::for(‘book’)
->limit(12)
->order_by(‘date’, ‘DESC’)
->get_posts();

Available Methods (Free Version)

  • Engieq::for( $post_type ) – Start a new query for any post type
  • ->limit( $number ) – Set number of posts to return
  • ->paged() – Enable pagination support
  • ->order_by( $orderby, $order ) – Set ordering (date, title, menu_order, etc.)
  • ->get() – Return full WP_Query object
  • ->get_posts() – Return array of post objects

This plugin is designed for developers who build custom themes from scratch and want cleaner query code without heavy dependencies.

Pro Version
For advanced features including taxonomy & meta filtering, caching, code export, and more, see Engipress EasyQuery Pro (https://engipress.com/plugins/engipress-easyquery-pro/).

Instalazioa

  1. Upload the engipress-easyquery folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
  2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress

Note: Engipress EasyQuery Pro is a separate paid plugin and does not require this free version.

MEG

Is Engipress EasyQuery compatible with block themes like Twenty Twenty-Five?

Yes, it works with both classic PHP themes and modern block themes.

Why is the free version so minimal?

We intentionally kept the free version lightweight and focused. The Pro version contains the more advanced features most developers need for complex custom work.

Where can I purchase Engipress EasyQuery Pro?

Engipress EasyQuery Pro is available as a separate paid plugin.

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1.0.0

  • Initial public release of the free version
  • Basic fluent query interface (for(), limit(), paged(), order_by(), get(), get_posts())
  • Clean OOP structure with singleton pattern
  • Conflict detection with Engipress EasyQuery Pro