Requirements
Unwan declares
Requires Plugins: woocommerce in its plugin header, so WordPress will refuse to activate it without WooCommerce already active — you don’t need to remember the dependency order yourself.
Unwan has no other runtime dependencies. It ships with a small built-in PSR-4 autoloader, so there is no Composer install step required to run it — Composer is only used for the project’s own development tooling.
Install
1
Install and activate WooCommerce
Unwan is a WooCommerce extension and does nothing without it. If WooCommerce isn’t active, Unwan will show an admin notice explaining the minimum version required instead of loading.
2
Install Unwan
Either search for Unwan – Address Library for WooCommerce under Plugins → Add New Plugin in your WordPress admin, or upload
unwan-for-woocommerce.zip directly via Plugins → Add New Plugin → Upload Plugin.3
Activate the plugin
On activation, Unwan registers its My Account rewrite endpoint and flushes rewrite rules automatically — no manual permalink resave is required.
4
Open the settings screen
Go to WooCommerce → Settings → Accounts & Privacy → Unwan (or use the Settings link Unwan adds directly under its entry on the Plugins screen) to configure behavior, appearance, and labels. No setting is required to get started — reasonable defaults are already in place after activation.
Verifying it worked
- A signed-in customer visiting My Account should see an Address book entry in the account navigation, replacing WooCommerce’s plain “Addresses” item.
- A customer with at least one saved address (their billing or shipping profile default counts) should see a picker above the corresponding fields at checkout.
- If nothing appears at checkout, that’s expected until a customer has a saved address — the picker only renders when there’s something to pick from. See the Quickstart to create a test address quickly.