Birgir Erlendsson (birgire) - Just another Earthling cruising the Milk...

Block patterns are registered with:
If we wrap the …pattern… with a div tag:
it will show up as a classic block in the editor.

One can e.g. use the general search in the /wp-admin backend to find some text within the post’s content that stores the blocks:
We can search for a prefixed block name wp:my-plugin/my-block within the posts:
where we have an extra space (url encoded as %20and / as %2F) after the block’s name, as the first part of it would be stored as <!-- wp:my-plugin/my-block --> or with attributes <!-- wp:my-plugin/my-block {...} --> in the post’s content...

A site for birdspots in Westfjords, Iceland. In cooperation with nave.is. Written in ReactJS.
The second version of the project is to show birds data from eleven new locations, available in Icelandic, English, Spanish and German.
It now only displays birds when they can be seen....

Updated the WordPress plugin – Combined Query
It’s a plugin that combines multiple WP_Query() queries into a single one, through the custom ‘combined_query’ attribute of the WP_Query class:
https://github.com/birgire/wp-combine-queries