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Export Installed WordPress Plugins & Themes to CSV (Developer-Friendly Method)
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Export Installed WordPress Plugins & Themes to CSV (Developer-Friendly Method)

via Dev.to Webdevmshani337@gmail.com3w ago

If you manage WordPress websites, you've probably encountered this problem. You open a project and need to quickly answer questions like: What plugins are installed on this site? Which theme is active? How can I export this list for documentation or auditing? Surprisingly, WordPress does not provide a built-in way to export installed plugins and themes. For developers and agencies managing multiple projects, this can become frustrating. So I built a small tool to solve this problem. In this article, I’ll show you how to export installed WordPress plugins and themes in seconds. If you just want the quick solution: Install Site Extensions Snapshot Go to Tools → Site Extensions Snapshot Click Export to CSV You will instantly download a list of all installed plugins and themes. Plugin link: https://wordpress.org/plugins/site-extensions-snapshot/ Why Developers Need a Plugin Snapshot In real-world development, having a snapshot of installed extensions is extremely useful. Here are a few com

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