Since the IONOS Address Book feature no longer meets our current technical requirements, we will be discontinuing the feature on 02/16/2021.

Before this date, you will still be able to export your contacts as a vCard (.VCF file) for your own backup or to transfer them to another platform.

wp-cosy-address-book

Sends visitor contact data generated by contact forms embedded in WordPress websites to IONOS Address Book Current supported contact form types are: Contact Form 7 and WPforms Lite

Use Cases

Main CoSy Address Book Use Cases, whereas WordPress CoSy Plugin is "Third party App"

How to start application

• Just start with docker-compose up
• To be able to use environment stage values add .env file to root directory and add parameter STAGE_ENV with you preferred value
• Currently are following stage environments supported: development, integration and production, whereas 'production' is default value

How to use application

• Make sure one of supported contact form plugins enumerated above is activated and installed in your WordPress installation
• Generate a new API key in IONOS Address Book Frontend settings page (you can skip this step in development stage)
• Go to your IONOS Address Book WordPress admin menu page, paste and save generated value (you can type any value on development stage)
• Depending on activate contact form plugin, you might need to configure mapping between contact form fields and IONOS Address Book API fields

How to build project dependencies

• Install vendor dependencies

composer install

• Install local dependencies

npm install

• Compile the LESS declarations into the CSS styles and generate the CSS files:

npm run run-grunt build-styles

• Build/Update the *.pot languages template file and all the *.mo languages binary files:

npm run run-grunt build-i18n

• Build all:

npm run run-grunt

How to run unit tests

docker-compose --file=docker-compose-test.yml up