Nestech Documentation

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Wordpress Plugin Installation

Nestech Wordpress Plugin can be installed in 2 ways:

1. From the Wordpress marketplace.

2. From nestech.lt website.

Download the plugin from the website

Nestech

3 Steps

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Installing the plugin manually

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7 Steps

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Wordpress Plugin Configuration

Once the plugin is installed and activated, a few things are needed to allow your customers to login using different methods provided by Nestech.

After activating the plugin:

1. Wordpress option nestech_dokobit_instance_id is generated automatically and sent to Nestech. This is used in all further communication between the Plugin and Nestech.

2. New User meta data option is created - personal_code. This option will store your users' personal code. It is not stored as plain data, but is encrypted using a series of algorithms and secret keys. This option will be used to register a new user and find existing ones for the login.

Prerequisites

Nestech Plugin needs a working SMTP server to send verification emails. There are many plugins in Wordpress marketplace that can offer this service, for example - WP Mail SMTP by WPForms. Make sure to setup email sending before enabling the plugin.

Susbcribing to a plan

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6 Steps

Pijus Juodis

Change subscription plan

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3 Steps

Pijus Juodis

Cancelling active subscription

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3 Steps

Pijus Juodis

Configuring the settings

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14 Steps

Pijus Juodis

Wordpress Plugin Features

The following steps explain how the users can login to the Wordpress or WooCommerce sites through Nestech plugin. The flow is identicaly for both of the platforms.

Login flow

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7 Steps

Pijus Juodis

Supported login options

Currently Nestech plugin supports the following login options:

1. Mobile ID

2. Smart-ID

3. ID card (Lithuanian, Latvian, Estonian)

4. eParaksts mobile

5. Audkenni App

6. Google - coming soon...

Age verification

You can configure a minimum age required to signup or login to the website. In cases where the system is able to extract the person's age - it will check it against the configured setting. Underage people will not be allowed to signup and login.

Currently supported personal code handling for:

1. Lithuania

2. Latvia

3. Estonia

4. Iceland

Wordpress Plugin Technical Documentation

The following section explains the plugin architecture, API reference and available customisation options.

Architecture

The plugin consists of several components working together integrally:

1. Plugin - the plugin itself, which is responsible for mainly 3 areas:

   1. Injecting Nestech JavaScript content into the site.

   2. Forwarding requests and responses between Nestech JavaScript and Nestech backend.

   3. Performing actions such as login, email sending, and others, which must be performed by the actual site.

2. Nestech JavaScript - it is a collection of widgets that are injected by the plugin into different areas of the site. This application is communicating with the plugin (i.e. the site).

3. Nestech backend - this is the backbone of the plugin, holding the business logic, integrations, billing information and etc.

API reference

The following is the API reference of the endpoints exposed by the Nestech Plugin:

• Wordpress plugin: coming soon...

Customisation options

Nestech Plugin offers several customisation options apart from the general settings.

Wordpress

For Wordpress, the plugin offers several filters that can be applied:

• Email content.

  • Filter hook: nestech_verification_email_body

  • Arguments:

    • $activateUrl

• Email subject:

  • Filter hook: nestech_verification_email_subject

For more information on Wordpress filters, please check the official Wordpress documentation.

Also, a shortcode nestech_auth is available - it renders the login form wherever it is used in a Wordpress page.

Additionally, the CSS can be customized. Several CSS variables have been defined for the user facing elements:

• --wordpress - the primary color (used on the buttons, messages, inputs)

• --wordpress-hover - secondary darker color used on hover

• --wordpress-shadow - lighter color used in shadows or on button focus

• --wordpress-shadow-light - lightest color used for messages background

The Dokobit component (the login form where the user selects authentication method, ant enters personal details) can also be customized. For these customizations you should use !important attribute, as by default Dokobit does not override the CSS. An example configuration can be found here.