{
    "GENERATOR": "ZeroWP WordPress Plugin Boilerplate",
    "GENERATOR_SOURCE": "https:\/\/github.com\/ZeroWP\/Plugin-Boilerplate",
    "plugin_name": "ZeroWP Term Colors",
    "autocomplete": "no",
    "plugin_id": "zerowp-term-colors",
    "uppercase_prefix": "ZTCOLORS",
    "lowercase_prefix": "ztcolors",
    "main": "zt_colors",
    "namespace": "ZTColors",
    "author": "ZeroWP Team",
    "plugin_uri": "http:\/\/zerowp.com\/term-colors",
    "author_uri": "http:\/\/zerowp.com\/",
    "version": "1.0",
    "min_php_version": "5.3",
    "description": "Provides an easy interface to assign colors to any term from any taxonomy",
    "contributors": "_smartik_",
    "donate_link": "https:\/\/paypal.me\/zerowp",
    "tags": "term, taxonomy, color, ui, interface",
    "requires_at_least": "4.7",
    "tested_up_to": "4.8",
    "stable_tag": "1.0",
    "license": "GPL-2.0+",
    "license_uri": "http:\/\/www.gnu.org\/licenses\/gpl-2.0.txt",
    "long_description": "Provides an easy interface to assign colors to any term from any taxonomy. Then you can use them on front-end using the built-in CSS class or just by calling `get_term_meta`.",
    "instalation": "",
    "faq": "= Do I have to place some code in my theme? =\r\nNo. You can use the plugin as it is, just to differentiate terms by color. However, if you want to display the colors on the front-end, you may need to use the CSS class, that is something like `.ztc-term-label-{ID}`, or directly `get_term_meta` to retrieve the meta value.",
    "screenshots": "",
    "changelog": "= 1.0 =\r\n* Initial release.",
    "upgrade_notices": ""
}