Note: Ensemble serves only as the data layer. There are a wide variety of rich connections between the data, which can be managed via the WordPress admin, but this plugin serves only to create an entry point for tying all of that data together.
A sister theme is in the works to bring all of this to the front end in the near future.
Stable releases are available on WordPress.org: https://wordpress.org/plugins/ensemble/
- Stable: v1.1.1
- Requires at least: WordPress 4.9.6
- Requires at least: PHP 7.0
- License: GPLv2
Contests are central to how Ensemble works. They’re tied to venues and seasons, which are in-turn tied to everything else.
Being able to manage canonical venue data is what ultiamtely allows for so much work to be done once instead of once every season.
Units are the heart and soul of any sports activity, and Ensemble has designed them to be super easy to tie in to everything.
People management is important too – this first version of Ensemble has a Unit Director component baked in from the start.
Season creation with start and end dates means no more confusion about which contests are current and which have already passed.
Integrations will be coming soon in the form of sister theme for the front-end and support for popular calendar & eCommerce solutions.
Where is the front end of this thing?
A sister theme is currently in development, which will bring Ensemble to the front end soon.
I activated the plugin, but I don't see a menu anywhere, what gives?
It's possible your site doesn't meet the minimum requirements. Check the Plugins screen to see if any partial activation warnings are listed.
Where can I request a feature or report a bug?
Issues & pull requests are open!
