Add HPOS support with backward compatibility #54
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WalkthroughThe changes in this pull request involve several modifications across multiple files related to WooCommerce integration. Key updates include renaming methods for clarity, adding new utility functions for HPOS support, and refining return type annotations for better type safety. Additionally, significant enhancements were made to the handling of integration settings and return types for various methods. Overall, these changes aim to improve feature compatibility and the maintainability of the integration. Changes
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includes/class-abstract-integration.php (1)
83-83: Approve the use of strict comparison, but consider explicit boolean casting for clarity.The change from
==to===is a good practice as it enforces strict type checking. This can prevent subtle bugs caused by type coercion. However, to ensure maximum clarity and robustness, consider explicitly casting the value to boolean:- if ( $settings && $settings[ 'enabled' ] === true ) { + if ( $settings && (bool) $settings['enabled'] === true ) {This change would ensure that the 'enabled' setting is always evaluated as a boolean, regardless of how it's stored, while maintaining the benefits of strict comparison.
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267-273: LGTM: WooCommerce feature compatibility declaration implemented correctly.The
declare_woocommerce_feature_compatibilitymethod is well-implemented:
- It checks for the existence of the
FeaturesUtilclass before use.- Correctly declares compatibility for both custom order tables (HPOS) and cart checkout blocks.
- Uses
__FILE__to ensure the correct plugin file is referenced.Consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of declaring compatibility for each feature, to improve code readability and maintainability.
368-372: LGTM: Updated docblock forwcct_manage_capfunction.The docblock has been correctly updated to specify a string return type, which aligns with the function's implementation.
Consider adding a type hint to the function declaration for improved type safety:
function wcct_manage_cap(): string { return apply_filters( 'wcct_capability', 'manage_options' ); }
374-381: LGTM: New functionwcct_is_hpos_enabledadded to check HPOS status.The new function is well-implemented:
- It correctly checks for the existence of the
OrderUtilclass before use.- Uses the appropriate method to check if custom orders table usage is enabled.
- Employs fully qualified class names to avoid potential namespace conflicts.
Consider breaking the return statement into multiple lines for improved readability:
function wcct_is_hpos_enabled() { return class_exists( \Automattic\WooCommerce\Utilities\OrderUtil::class ) && \Automattic\WooCommerce\Utilities\OrderUtil::custom_orders_table_usage_is_enabled(); }includes/integrations/class-integration-custom.php (1)
110-125: Ensure consistency in version comparison operatorsIn your version checks, you use
'<= 3.0'for one condition and'<= 3.7'for another. Verify that these version thresholds are correct and that they correspond to the availability of the methods you're using. Consistent and accurate version comparisons help maintain compatibility across different WooCommerce versions.
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includes/class-integration-manager.php (1)
41-41: Improved return type annotation forget_active_integrations()The updated return type annotation
@return arrayaccurately reflects the method's implementation. This change enhances type safety and improves code documentation, making it clearer for developers what to expect from this method.includes/class-abstract-integration.php (1)
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116-127: Verify the intentional removal of$integration_idparameter.The AI summary indicates that the parameter documentation for
$integration_idhas been removed from this method. While this aligns the documentation with the current implementation, please confirm:
- Was the removal of this parameter intentional?
- Are there any calls to this method in other parts of the codebase that might be passing an unused argument?
If the parameter was intentionally removed, ensure that all calls to this method throughout the codebase have been updated accordingly.
conversion-tracking.php (2)
81-83: LGTM: New action hook for WooCommerce feature compatibility.The addition of this action hook is a good practice for declaring compatibility with WooCommerce features. It's correctly placed within the constructor and uses the appropriate
before_woocommerce_inithook.
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1-381: Overall assessment: Changes improve WooCommerce compatibility and add HPOS support.The modifications in this file successfully implement HPOS support and improve WooCommerce feature compatibility. The code quality is good, with clear and descriptive function names. The changes align well with the PR objectives of adding HPOS support with backward compatibility.
Key improvements:
- Added WooCommerce feature compatibility declarations.
- Implemented a new function to check HPOS status.
- Updated docblock for better type specification.
These changes enhance the plugin's compatibility with newer WooCommerce features while maintaining backward compatibility.
includes/integration.php (3)
114-123: Implementation of HPOS Support in Meta Data Update Is CorrectThe addition of HPOS support in the
product_options_savemethod correctly updates the product meta data based on whether HPOS is enabled. This ensures compatibility with both HPOS and non-HPOS environments.
242-258: Order Items Iteration and Conversion Code Output Are CorrectThe code correctly iterates over each item in the order, retrieves the associated product, and outputs the conversion code if it exists. The null checks for both the product and the conversion code enhance the robustness of the implementation.
262-281:get_product_conversion_codeMethod Properly Retrieves Conversion CodesThe new
get_product_conversion_codemethod effectively encapsulates the logic for retrieving a product's conversion code, handling both HPOS and non-HPOS scenarios. This enhances code maintainability by abstracting the conversion code retrieval process.
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236-238: Include type hint for$itemto improve code clarityAdding the type hint
@var WC_Order_Item_Product $itemin the docblock enhances code readability and assists with IDE autocompletion and static analysis tools.
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115-119: Properly update product meta using WooCommerce methodsThe code now updates the product meta data using
$product->update_meta_data()and$product->save(), which is the recommended approach for ensuring data consistency and compatibility with WooCommerce's data handling.
232-234: Add null check for$orderinthankyou_pagemethodAdding a check for
$orderensures that the method handles cases where the order is not found, preventing potential errors or exceptions when attempting to access order details.
248-253: Ensure proper handling of product conversion codesThe logic correctly checks if
$codeis not empty before processing and outputs the conversion code for each product in the order. This ensures that only products with specific conversion codes are processed.
296-305: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionSimplify
print_conversion_codeby avoiding unnecessary output bufferingThe method uses output buffering to construct the return string, which isn't necessary in this context. You can simplify the method by directly concatenating the strings and returning the result.
Apply this diff to streamline the function:
function print_conversion_code( $code ) { if ( $code == '' ) { return ''; } - ob_start(); - - echo "<!-- Tracking pixel by WooCommerce Conversion Tracking plugin by Tareq Hasan -->\n"; - echo $code; - echo "\n<!-- Tracking pixel by WooCommerce Conversion Tracking plugin -->\n"; - - return ob_get_clean(); + return "<!-- Tracking pixel by WooCommerce Conversion Tracking plugin by Tareq Hasan -->\n" + . $code + . "\n<!-- Tracking pixel by WooCommerce Conversion Tracking plugin -->\n"; }Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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includes/class-integration-manager.php (1)
Missing HPOS Support and Inconsistent Coupon Function Usage
The current implementation does not include HPOS (High-Performance Order Storage) support. Additionally, there is inconsistent use of coupon-related functions:
- Deprecated
get_used_couponsfunction is still used in:
includes/integration.phpincludes/integrations/class-integration-custom.phpPlease ensure that HPOS support is implemented and replace all instances of the deprecated
get_used_couponsfunction withWC_Abstract_Order::get_coupon_codes()to maintain consistency and future compatibility.🔗 Analysis chain
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1-69: Verify HPOS support and deprecated function resolutionThe changes in this file improve code quality and type safety, which is great. However, I couldn't find explicit implementations for:
- HPOS (High-Performance Order Storage) support
- Resolution of the deprecated
get_used_couponsfunction issueCould you please confirm if these are implemented in other files or if additional changes are needed here?
To help verify the implementation of HPOS support and the resolution of the deprecated function, you can run the following script:
This script will help identify if HPOS support has been added and if the deprecated function has been replaced with the recommended alternative.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for HPOS support and deprecated function resolution # Test 1: Search for HPOS-related code echo "Searching for HPOS-related code:" rg --type php "HPOS|High-Performance Order Storage" # Test 2: Check for the use of the deprecated get_used_coupons function echo "Checking for deprecated get_used_coupons function:" rg --type php "get_used_coupons" # Test 3: Check for the use of the recommended WC_Abstract_Order::get_coupon_codes echo "Checking for WC_Abstract_Order::get_coupon_codes usage:" rg --type php "WC_Abstract_Order::get_coupon_codes|->get_coupon_codes()"Length of output: 844
conversion-tracking.php (3)
81-83: LGTM! Consider enhancing the inline comment.The addition of the
before_woocommerce_initaction hook to declare WooCommerce feature compatibility is appropriate and aligns with the PR objective of adding HPOS support.Consider updating the inline comment to be more specific:
-- Add High Performance Order Storage Support ++ Declare compatibility with WooCommerce features (HPOS and Cart/Checkout Blocks)This change would more accurately reflect the purpose of the added hook, as it declares compatibility for multiple features.
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262-273: LGTM! Consider adding error logging.The implementation of
declare_woocommerce_feature_compatibilityis well done. It correctly declares compatibility for both HPOS and cart/checkout blocks, which aligns with the PR objectives and future-proofs the plugin.Consider adding error logging if the
FeaturesUtilclass doesn't exist:public function declare_woocommerce_feature_compatibility() { if ( class_exists( \Automattic\WooCommerce\Utilities\FeaturesUtil::class ) ) { \Automattic\WooCommerce\Utilities\FeaturesUtil::declare_compatibility( 'custom_order_tables', __FILE__, true ); \Automattic\WooCommerce\Utilities\FeaturesUtil::declare_compatibility( 'cart_checkout_blocks', __FILE__, true ); + } else { + error_log('WooCommerce Conversion Tracking: Unable to declare feature compatibility. FeaturesUtil class not found.'); } }This addition would help with debugging if there are issues with WooCommerce versions in the future.
370-374: LGTM! Consider enhancing the function documentation.The change in return type from
voidtostringin the docblock is correct and improves the accuracy of the documentation. This aligns with the actual return type of theapply_filtersfunction used withinwcct_manage_cap.Consider adding a brief description of the function's purpose and the meaning of the returned string:
/** * Manage Capability + * + * Filters and returns the capability required to manage the conversion tracking settings. * - * @return string + * @return string The capability required to manage conversion tracking settings. */ function wcct_manage_cap() { return apply_filters( 'wcct_capability', 'manage_options' ); }This additional documentation would provide more context for developers using or maintaining this function.
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includes/class-integration-manager.php (2)
41-41: Improved type safety with return type declarationThe addition of the
: arrayreturn type to theget_active_integrations()method enhances type safety and improves code clarity. This change aligns with modern PHP practices and makes the method's contract more explicit.
60-63: Excellent implementation of suggested improvementsGreat job on refining the
get_integrations()method! The changes address the previous review comments perfectly:
- The return type is now explicitly declared as
array, enhancing type safety.- The method now consistently returns an array, even when
$this->integrationsis empty.These improvements make the method more predictable and align with PHP best practices. The code is now more robust and easier to use without requiring null checks.
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1-374: Overall assessment: Good improvements with minor suggestions.The changes in this file successfully implement HPOS support and improve documentation, aligning well with the PR objectives. Key points:
- HPOS support is well-implemented and future-proofed.
- Documentation improvements enhance code maintainability.
- Minor suggestions have been made for further improvements:
- Enhancing inline comments for clarity
- Adding error logging for better debugging
- Maintaining valid HTML structure
- Expanding function documentation
These changes contribute positively to the plugin's compatibility with newer WooCommerce features and its overall code quality. Please address the minor issues raised, particularly the HTML structure in the ads banner.
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