Are you writing a lot of WordPress block editor (Gutenberg) blocks for just one client? Wouldnt it be good to just group them all together?
Simple, just create a custom block category. In the PHP of your plugin just add the following:
function wholesomecode_wholesome_plugin_block_categories( $categories ) { return array_merge( $categories, [ [ 'slug' => 'wholesome-blocks', 'title' => __( 'Wholesome Blocks', 'wholesome-boilerplate' ), ], ] ); } add_action( 'block_categories', 'wholesomecode_wholesome_plugin_block_categories', 10, 2 );
This will register a custom block category in your block inserter.
Adjust the category
argument of the registerBlockType
function for your block, like so:
/** * Blocks are grouped into categories to help users browse and discover them. * The categories provided by core are `text`, `media`, `design`, `widgets`, and `embed`. */ category: 'wholesome-blocks',
And there we have it, your block will appear in your newly created block category.

If you would like more information about creating blocks with Gutenberg have a look at my create a plugin for WordPress Gutenberg guide, which covers this topic in more details.