feat: React Skeleton #2403
feat: React Skeleton #2403
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src/Layout/404.tsx (2)
9-9: Export statement looks good.The default export is correct and follows common React practices.
As an alternative, some teams prefer named exports for consistency and easier refactoring. If your project follows such a convention, you might consider:
export const NotFound: React.FC = () => { // ... component implementation };This is just a suggestion based on potential team preferences, not a required change.
1-1: Consider adding imports and explicit return type.To improve code quality and maintainability, consider the following additions:
Import React at the top of the file (if necessary for your project setup):
import React from 'react';Add an explicit return type to the component:
const NotFound: React.FC = (): JSX.Element => { // ... component implementation }These changes can enhance type safety and make the code more self-documenting.
src/Layout/Footer.tsx (1)
3-5: Component looks good, but consider simplifying and adding documentation.The Footer component is correctly implemented as a functional component. However, there are a couple of suggestions for improvement:
Since there's only one child element, you can remove the fragment syntax:
const Footer = () => <Slot name="dokan-footer-area" />;Consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of the "dokan-footer-area" slot and how it's intended to be used.
Could you provide more context on how this Footer component and the "dokan-footer-area" slot are intended to be used in the application?
src/Layout/ContentArea.tsx (2)
5-15: LGTM: Well-structured component with good use of React patterns.The component structure is clean and logical. Good use of fragments and slots for flexible content injection. The separation of sidebar and content area is clear.
Consider adding PropTypes or TypeScript types for better type checking and documentation of the component's props.
Would you like me to provide an example of how to add PropTypes or TypeScript types to this component?
1-17: Overall, excellent implementation with room for minor enhancements.The
ContentAreacomponent is well-implemented, following React and WordPress development best practices. It provides a flexible layout structure with good separation of concerns.To further improve the code:
- Consider adding JSDoc comments to describe the component's purpose and any props it accepts.
- If not using TypeScript, consider adding PropTypes for better type checking and documentation.
- You might want to add a brief comment explaining the purpose of the named slots for future developers.
Would you like assistance in implementing any of these suggestions?
src/base-tailwind.scss (1)
5-21: LGTM: Well-structured table reset styles. Consider adding more context.The custom base layer for resetting table styles within the
.dokan-layoutclass is well-implemented. It provides a clean slate for table styling, which can be beneficial for consistent designs across the application.Consider adding a brief comment explaining why these resets are specifically needed for the
.dokan-layoutclass. This would provide valuable context for other developers working on the project. For example:// Reset unwanted table styles but keep structure intact // This is necessary for .dokan-layout to ensure consistent table styling // across different components and to prevent conflicts with external styles. @layer base { // ... (rest of the code remains the same) }src/Layout/Header.tsx (2)
5-17: LGTM: JSX structure is well-organized, with a minor suggestion for accessibility.The component's structure is logical and makes good use of WordPress Slots for flexibility. The main content is appropriately placed between "before" and "after" slots.
Consider adding an
aria-labelto the header actions div for improved accessibility:- <div className="dokan-header-actions"> + <div className="dokan-header-actions" aria-label="Header actions">
9-10: LGTM: Styling approach is modern and responsive, with a suggestion for flexibility.The use of Tailwind CSS classes provides a consistent and maintainable styling approach. The gradient effect and responsive text sizes enhance the visual appeal and ensure good display across different devices.
Consider extracting the title styles into a separate className for easier customization:
- <h1 className="mb-4 text-3xl font-extrabold text-gray-900 dark:text-white md:text-5xl lg:text-6xl"><span - className="text-transparent bg-clip-text bg-gradient-to-r to-emerald-600 from-sky-400">{title}</span> </h1> + <h1 className="dokan-header-title mb-4 text-3xl font-extrabold text-gray-900 dark:text-white md:text-5xl lg:text-6xl"> + <span className="dokan-header-title-text text-transparent bg-clip-text bg-gradient-to-r to-emerald-600 from-sky-400">{title}</span> + </h1>This change would allow easier overriding of styles if needed.
src/Dashboard/index.tsx (1)
1-9: LGTM! Consider grouping imports for better organization.The imports look good and cover all necessary dependencies for the dashboard functionality. However, consider grouping the imports for better organization:
- External libraries (@WordPress and react-router-dom)
- Local imports
- Style imports
Here's a suggested regrouping:
import { createRoot } from "@wordpress/element"; import domReady from "@wordpress/dom-ready"; import { createBrowserRouter, createHashRouter, RouterProvider, } from "react-router-dom"; import Layout from "../Layout"; import getRoutes from "../Routing"; import './tailwind.scss';package.json (2)
25-26: LGTM! Consider documenting the purpose of new Tailwind CSS dependencies.The addition of Tailwind CSS related packages (
@tailwindcss/forms,@tailwindcss/typography, andtailwindcss-scoped-preflight) aligns well with the PR objective of introducing a React Skeleton feature. These are up-to-date versions, which is good practice.Consider adding a comment in the
package.jsonfile or updating the project's documentation to explain the purpose and benefits of these new Tailwind CSS dependencies for future maintainers.Also applies to: 39-39
56-63: LGTM! Consider documenting the purpose of new WordPress and React Router dependencies.The addition of WordPress-related packages and
react-router-domaligns well with the PR objective of introducing a React Skeleton feature and integrating with WordPress core functionality. All added packages are using up-to-date versions, which is good practice.Consider adding comments in the
package.jsonfile or updating the project's documentation to explain the purpose and benefits of these new WordPress and React Router dependencies for future maintainers.src/Layout/index.tsx (4)
24-33: Standardize type definitions for React nodes to improve consistency.In the
DokanRoutetype, properties likeiconandelementare typed asJSX.Element | React.ReactNode. SinceReact.ReactNodealready encompassesJSX.Element, it's more concise to useReact.ReactNodealone for these properties.Apply this diff to simplify the type definitions:
-icon?: JSX.Element | React.ReactNode; -element: JSX.Element | React.ReactNode; +icon?: React.ReactNode; +element: React.ReactNode;This change enhances readability and maintains type accuracy.
35-41: Align prop types with common React patterns for more flexibility.The
headerComponentandfooterComponentprops are currently typed asJSX.Element, which may be too restrictive. Typing them asReact.ReactNodeallows for a broader range of values, such as strings, numbers, ornull, providing more flexibility in what can be passed as props.Apply this diff to update the prop types:
-headerComponent?: JSX.Element; -footerComponent?: JSX.Element; +headerComponent?: React.ReactNode; +footerComponent?: React.ReactNode;This adjustment aligns with common React typing practices.
44-67: Ensure consistent indentation and formatting for better readability.The indentation within the JSX structure of the
Layoutcomponent is inconsistent, which can make the code harder to read and maintain. Consistent formatting improves readability and makes collaboration easier.Consider formatting the code using a tool like Prettier to standardize the indentation and spacing throughout the file.
70-72: Enhance type safety in theuseThemehook by specifying the context type.Currently, the
useThemehook does not specify the type of the value it returns, which can lead to type inaccuracies. By defining the context type and using it consistently, you can improve type safety and developer experience.Apply this diff to specify the return type:
-export const useTheme = () => { +export const useTheme = (): ThemeContextType => {Ensure that
ThemeContextTypeis defined as shown in the previous comment for theThemeContext.Alternatively, if you've applied the default value to
ThemeContextas suggested earlier, TypeScript can infer the types, and you can write:-export const useTheme = () => { +export const useTheme = () => useContext(ThemeContext);src/Routing/index.tsx (3)
79-79: Remove debuggingconsole.logstatementThe
console.log(routes);statement is useful for debugging but should be removed or commented out in production code to prevent unnecessary logging.Apply this diff to remove the console log:
- console.log(routes);
28-28: Assign uniqueordervalues for route sortingMultiple routes have the same
ordervalue of10. If theorderproperty is used for sorting routes in navigation menus or rendering order, assigning the same value might not produce the desired sequence.Consider assigning unique
ordervalues based on the intended order of the routes.Also applies to: 38-38, 48-48, 59-59
25-25: Replace placeholder elements with actual componentsThe
elementproperties are currently using placeholder<h1>tags with sample text. Replace these placeholders with the actual React components or content intended for these routes.For example:
- element: <h1>Dashboard body</h1>, + element: <Dashboard />,Ensure that you import the necessary components at the top of the file:
import Dashboard from '../Components/Dashboard';Also applies to: 35-35, 45-45, 56-56
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- src/Dashboard/index.tsx (1 hunks)
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- src/Layout/Sidebar.tsx (1 hunks)
- src/Layout/index.tsx (1 hunks)
- src/Routing/index.tsx (1 hunks)
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src/Layout/Footer.tsx (2)
1-1: LGTM: Import statement is correct and follows best practices.The destructured import of the
Slotcomponent from "@wordpress/components" is appropriate and adheres to modern JavaScript conventions.
7-7: LGTM: Default export is appropriate for this component.Exporting the Footer component as the default export is a good practice for React components that are the primary export of their file.
src/Layout/ContentArea.tsx (3)
1-2: LGTM: Imports are appropriate and well-structured.The import statements are concise and import the necessary components. Using
Slotfrom "@wordpress/components" aligns with WordPress development practices.
4-4: LGTM: Component declaration follows React best practices.The
ContentAreacomponent is well-defined using an arrow function and properly destructures thechildrenprop. The naming convention (PascalCase) is correct for React components.
17-17: LGTM: Correct export statement.The default export of the
ContentAreacomponent is appropriate and follows React best practices for exporting a single component from a file.src/base-tailwind.scss (1)
1-3: LGTM: Tailwind directives are correctly implemented.The Tailwind CSS directives are properly included at the top of the file, following the recommended setup for Tailwind CSS projects.
src/Layout/Header.tsx (4)
1-1: LGTM: Import statement is correct and appropriate.The import of
Slotfrom@wordpress/componentsis properly formatted and aligns with the WordPress ecosystem of the project.
3-3: LGTM: Component declaration and props are well-defined.The
Headercomponent is correctly declared as a functional component using an arrow function. The use of a default value for thetitleprop is a good practice to prevent undefined errors.
20-20: LGTM: Export statement is correct.The default export of the
Headercomponent is appropriate and follows common React practices.
1-20: Overall, excellent implementation of the Header component.The
Headercomponent is well-structured, follows React best practices, and integrates nicely with the WordPress ecosystem. The use of Tailwind CSS for styling and WordPress Slots for content injection demonstrates a good understanding of the project's tech stack.A few minor suggestions have been made for potential improvements:
- Adding an
aria-labelto the header actions div for better accessibility.- Extracting title styles into separate classNames for easier customization.
These suggestions are optional and do not detract from the overall quality of the implementation.
src/Dashboard/index.tsx (2)
30-36: Consider safer element selection and error handling.The use of
domReadyandcreateRootis correct, but the element selection could be improved for better error handling and type safety.Here's a suggested improvement:
domReady(function () { const rootElement = document.querySelector('.dashboard-content-area'); if (rootElement) { const root = createRoot(rootElement); root.render(<App />); } else { console.error('Dashboard content area not found'); // Optionally, you could render an error message to the body // document.body.innerHTML = '<p>Error: Dashboard content area not found</p>'; } });This approach checks if the element exists before creating the root and provides an error message if it doesn't, which can help with debugging.
Let's verify if the '.dashboard-content-area' class is consistently used:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for consistent use of '.dashboard-content-area' class # Test: Search for '.dashboard-content-area' in the project rg --type html --type php --type typescript --type javascript '\.dashboard-content-area' -C 3
11-28: Good structure, but consider adding types and addressing the TODO.The
Appcomponent is well-structured and follows React best practices. However, there are a few points to consider:
- Add TypeScript types to improve code quality and maintainability.
- Address the TODO comment about parent route support.
Here's a suggested improvement with types:
import { RouteObject } from 'react-router-dom'; interface AppRoute extends RouteObject { title: string; element: React.ReactNode; } const App: React.FC = () => { const routes: AppRoute[] = getRoutes(); const mappedRoutes: RouteObject[] = routes.map((route) => ({ path: route.path, element: <Layout route={route} title={route.title}>{route.element}</Layout>, })); const router = createHashRouter(mappedRoutes); return <RouterProvider router={router} />; }Regarding the TODO comment, let's verify if parent route support is needed:
package.json (1)
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25-63: Overall changes align well with PR objectives.The additions to both
devDependenciesanddependenciesinpackage.jsonare consistent with the PR objective of introducing a React Skeleton feature. The new Tailwind CSS related packages will enhance styling capabilities, while the WordPress and React Router packages will facilitate integration with WordPress core functionality and implement routing in the React application.All added packages are using up-to-date versions, which is a good practice. These changes lay a solid foundation for the development of the React Skeleton feature in a WordPress environment.
webpack.config.js (3)
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1-165: Overall, the webpack configuration changes look good.The modifications to
webpack.config.jsare consistent with the PR objectives of introducing a React Skeleton feature. The new entry point and resolve alias for the frontend have been added correctly. These changes will enable the build process to include the new React components while maintaining the existing configuration.To ensure everything is set up correctly, please make sure to:
- Verify the existence and content of
./src/Dashboard/index.tsx- Check the structure of the
./src/frontend/directoryIf the verification scripts pass without issues, these changes are ready for integration.
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70-76: LGTM! Verify the frontend directory structure.The modifications to the resolve section are correct:
- Spreading the defaultConfig.resolve properties maintains existing configurations.
- The new 'frontend' alias allows for easier imports from the frontend directory.
These changes complement the new entry point addition and improve the overall webpack configuration.
Please run the following script to verify the frontend directory structure:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the frontend directory structure. # Test: Check if the frontend directory exists if [ -d "./src/frontend" ]; then echo "Directory ./src/frontend exists." else echo "Error: Directory ./src/frontend does not exist." exit 1 fi # Test: List the contents of the frontend directory echo "Contents of ./src/frontend:" ls -la ./src/frontend # Test: Check for common React component files echo "Checking for common React component files:" find ./src/frontend -name "*.tsx" -o -name "*.jsx" -o -name "*.js"
12-12: LGTM! Verify the file structure for the new entry point.The addition of the 'frontend' entry point for the React dashboard is correct and aligns with the PR objective. This will allow webpack to build the new React frontend separately.
Please run the following script to verify the existence of the new entry point file:
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./src/Dashboard/index.tsxexists and is not empty.The addition of the 'frontend' entry point in
webpack.config.jsis correct and functions as intended, allowing webpack to build the new React frontend separately.🏁 Scripts executed
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src/Layout/index.tsx (2)
1-9: Imports are correctly organized and necessary dependencies are included.All the required modules and components are imported properly, ensuring that the
Layoutcomponent has access to all its dependencies.
14-22: Verify that thethemestate is utilized by child components or remove it if unnecessary.The
ThemeProviderinitializes athemestate and provides it via context, but there's no evidence in this file thatthemeis being consumed by any child components. Ifthemeis not used elsewhere, consider removing it to simplify the code.Would you like assistance in identifying where the
themecontext is used or suggestions on how to utilize it within theLayoutcomponent or its children?src/Routing/index.tsx (1)
24-25: Verify placeholder content in titles and elementsThe
title'Kola bagan'andelementcontent<h1>asdasd</h1>seem to be placeholders or test data. Please update them with the appropriate content before merging.base-tailwind.config.js (2)
10-10: LGTM!Setting
importanttorootClassscopes all styles correctly under the specified root class. This is an effective approach for style encapsulation.
1-4: Verify that 'tailwindcss-scoped-preflight' is installedThe configuration imports from
'tailwindcss-scoped-preflight'. Please ensure that this package is installed in your project dependencies to avoid runtime errors.Run the following command to check if the package is installed:
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The package 'tailwindcss-scoped-preflight' is present under
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includes/Assets.php (1)
355-358: Verify the correctness of 'DOKAN_PLUGIN_ASSEST' constantIt appears that the constant
DOKAN_PLUGIN_ASSESTmight be misspelled. Typically, "asset" is spelled with one 's' after the 'a' (i.e., "ASSET") or as "ASSETS" in plural form. This could potentially lead to undefined constant errors ifDOKAN_PLUGIN_ASSESTis not properly defined elsewhere in the codebase. Please verify that this constant is correctly defined and consistently used.Run the following script to check for the definition and usage of
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| const NotFound = () => { | ||
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| <h1>404 - Not Found!</h1> | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider enhancing the NotFound component for better user experience and maintainability.
While the current implementation is functional, consider the following improvements:
- Use more semantic HTML elements, such as
<main>or<section>. - Add a brief explanation and a link back to the home page to help users navigate.
- Consider adding some basic styling for better visual appeal.
- Add TypeScript type annotation for the component.
Here's an example of how you could improve the component:
import React from 'react';
import { Link } from 'react-router-dom';
const NotFound: React.FC = () => {
return (
<main className="not-found">
<h1>404 - Not Found!</h1>
<p>Sorry, the page you are looking for does not exist.</p>
<Link to="/">Go back to homepage</Link>
</main>
);
}
export default NotFound;Note: This assumes you're using React Router for navigation. If not, adjust the import and Link component accordingly.
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| const Footer = () => { | ||
| return <><Slot name="dokan-footer-area" /></>; | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider enhancing type safety and documentation.
The Footer component looks good overall, but consider these enhancements:
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Add TypeScript type annotations:
import React from 'react'; import { Slot } from "@wordpress/components"; const Footer: React.FC = () => <Slot name="dokan-footer-area" />; export default Footer;
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Add a JSDoc comment to describe the component's purpose and usage:
/** * Footer component that renders a slot for the "dokan-footer-area". * This allows for dynamic injection of content into the footer area. * * @returns {React.ReactElement} The Footer component */ const Footer: React.FC = () => <Slot name="dokan-footer-area" />;
These changes would improve type safety and make the component's purpose clearer to other developers.
Would you like me to prepare a diff with these changes?
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Provide a default value for ThemeContext to enhance type safety.
Currently, ThemeContext is initialized with null, which could lead to undefined errors when consuming the context without a provider. It's advisable to provide a default value that matches the expected shape of the context to improve type safety and prevent potential runtime errors.
Apply this diff to set a default value for ThemeContext:
-const ThemeContext = createContext( null );
+interface ThemeContextType {
+ theme: string;
+ setTheme: React.Dispatch<React.SetStateAction<string>>;
+}
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+const ThemeContext = createContext<ThemeContextType>({
+ theme: 'light',
+ setTheme: () => {},
+});This defines an interface for the context and provides a default implementation.
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| const ThemeContext = createContext( null ); | |
| interface ThemeContextType { | |
| theme: string; | |
| setTheme: React.Dispatch<React.SetStateAction<string>>; | |
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| <ContentArea>{ children }</ContentArea> | ||
| { footerComponent ? footerComponent : <Footer /> } | ||
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Add a null check for route to prevent potential runtime errors.
In <PluginArea scope={route.id} />, if route or route.id is undefined or null, it could lead to a runtime error. It's advisable to include a null check to ensure that route is defined before attempting to access its properties.
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-<PluginArea scope={route.id} />
+{ route?.id && <PluginArea scope={route.id} /> }This change ensures that the PluginArea is only rendered when route and route.id are valid.
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| id: 'dokan-kola', | ||
| title: __( 'Kola bagan', 'dokan-lite' ), | ||
| element: <h1>asdasd</h1>, | ||
| path: '/kola', |
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Ensure consistent use of path prefixes in route definitions
The path properties in your route definitions are inconsistent. Some paths start with a '/' while others do not. This inconsistency can lead to unexpected routing behavior. It's recommended to consistently start all paths with a '/'.
Apply this diff to make the paths consistent:
path: '/kola', path: '/',- path: 'settings',
+ path: '/settings',- path: 'store',
+ path: '/store',Also applies to: 36-36, 46-46, 57-57
| colors: { | ||
| primary: 'var(--dokan-button-background-color, #F05025)', | ||
| dokan: { | ||
| sidebar: 'var(--dokan-button-background-color, #1B233B)', |
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Potential typo in 'sidebar' color variable
In line 51, the sidebar color is set to 'var(--dokan-button-background-color, #1B233B)'. This seems inconsistent with the variable naming convention used elsewhere. Should it be 'var(--dokan-sidebar-background-color, #1B233B)' to match the sidebar background color variable used in the backgroundColor section?
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sidebar: 'var(--dokan-button-background-color, #1B233B)',
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| important: rootClass, | ||
| content: [ './src/**/*.{js,jsx,ts,tsx}', '!./**/*.asset.php' ], |
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Use 'exclude' option instead of negation in 'content' array
In line 11, the content array includes a negation pattern '!./**/*.asset.php'. Tailwind CSS does not support negation patterns in the content array. Instead, you should use the exclude option to exclude files or directories.
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important: rootClass,
- content: [ './src/**/*.{js,jsx,ts,tsx}', '!./**/*.asset.php' ],
+ content: [ './src/**/*.{js,jsx,ts,tsx}' ],
+ exclude: [ './**/*.asset.php' ],
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| wp_enqueue_script( 'dokan-react-frontend' ); | ||
| wp_enqueue_style( 'dokan-react-frontend' ); |
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Conditionally enqueue 'dokan-react-frontend' assets to optimize performance
Currently, the scripts and styles for 'dokan-react-frontend' are enqueued unconditionally in the dokan_dashboard_scripts() method. Loading these assets on pages where they are not required can negatively impact performance. Consider enqueueing these assets only when they are needed.
For example, you can modify the code to enqueue the assets conditionally:
if ( /* condition to check if the assets are needed */ ) {
wp_enqueue_script( 'dokan-react-frontend' );
wp_enqueue_style( 'dokan-react-frontend' );
}Replace /* condition to check if the assets are needed */ with the appropriate conditional logic based on your application's requirements.
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| 'src' => $asset_url . '/js/frontend.js', | ||
| 'deps' => $frontend_shipping_asset['dependencies'], | ||
| 'version' => $frontend_shipping_asset['version'], | ||
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Following the renaming of $frontend_shipping_asset to $frontend_asset, please update the variable references in the script registration to reflect this change.
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'dokan-react-frontend' => [
'src' => $asset_url . '/js/frontend.js',
- 'deps' => $frontend_shipping_asset['dependencies'],
- 'version' => $frontend_shipping_asset['version'],
+ 'deps' => $frontend_asset['dependencies'],
+ 'version' => $frontend_asset['version'],
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| 'version' => $frontend_asset['version'], | |
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Correct the variable name to match the asset being loaded
The variable $frontend_shipping_asset is assigned the contents of frontend.asset.php. The name suggests it's related to shipping assets, which might be misleading in this context. To improve clarity and maintain consistent naming conventions, please rename the variable to $frontend_asset.
Apply this diff to correct the variable name:
-$frontend_shipping_asset = require DOKAN_DIR . '/assets/js/frontend.asset.php';
+$frontend_asset = require DOKAN_DIR . '/assets/js/frontend.asset.php';Ensure to update all references to $frontend_shipping_asset accordingly.
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src/Layout/index.tsx (1)
46-69: LGTM: Layout component structure is well-designed and flexible.The Layout component is well-structured and provides flexibility through conditional rendering of header and footer components. The use of SlotFillProvider is appropriate for WordPress plugin integration.
Consider using default prop values for better readability:
const Layout = ({ children, route, - title = '', + title = '', // Consider moving this default to the prop definition headerComponent, footerComponent, }: LayoutProps) => { // ... }This change doesn't affect functionality but can improve code readability.
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1-9: LGTM: Imports are appropriate and comprehensive.The imports cover all necessary dependencies for the component's functionality, including WordPress-specific elements and custom components.
14-22: LGTM: ThemeProvider implementation is correct and follows best practices.The ThemeProvider component correctly manages the theme state and provides it to its children through the context. The use of useState for theme management is appropriate for this use case.
24-43: LGTM: Type definitions are comprehensive and enhance type safety.The DokanRoute type and LayoutProps interface provide clear and comprehensive type definitions, which will improve code readability and catch potential type-related errors early in development.
72-74: LGTM: useTheme custom hook is correctly implemented.The useTheme custom hook provides a convenient way to access the theme context in other components. Its implementation follows React hook conventions.
76-76: LGTM: Default export is correct.The Layout component is correctly exported as the default export, following common React component export patterns.
1-76: Overall, the Layout component is well-implemented with room for minor improvements.The new Layout component provides a flexible and type-safe structure for the application. It effectively integrates WordPress-specific components and implements theming capabilities. The code follows React best practices and is well-organized.
To further improve the code:
- Address the issue raised in the previous review comment regarding the default value for ThemeContext (lines 11-12).
- Implement the null check for
route.idas suggested in the previous review comment (line 65).- Consider moving the default value for the
titleprop to the prop definition for improved readability.These changes will enhance the robustness and maintainability of the component.
To ensure that the Layout component is being used correctly throughout the project, you can run the following verification script:
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This commit introduces a new REST API endpoint for searching customers specific to a vendor's orders. Key changes include: - Add new route `/dokan/v1/customers/search` in CustomersController - Implement `search_customers` method with the following features: * Search customers by ID or term (name/email) * Limit results to customers who have ordered from the current vendor * Support excluding specific customer IDs * Limit results to 20 when search term is less than 3 characters * Apply `dokan_json_search_found_customers` filter for extensibility - Add permission check to ensure only users with 'edit_shop_orders' capability can access - Include detailed PHPDoc for the new filter This feature allows vendors to efficiently search their customer base through the REST API, mirroring the functionality of the existing AJAX action while providing a standardized API interface.
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src/Routing/index.tsx (2)
1-5: Remove unused imports to improve code cleanliness and performance.The following imports are not used in this file and should be removed:
redirectreplaceApply this diff to remove unused imports:
-import { useNavigate, useParams, useLocation, redirect, replace, useMatches, useNavigation, } from 'react-router-dom'; +import { useNavigate, useParams, useLocation, useMatches, useNavigation } from 'react-router-dom';
7-41: LGTM! Minor formatting suggestion.The
withRouterhigher-order component is well-implemented and provides a good abstraction for adding routing props to other components. It correctly handles both function and element components.Consider removing extra spaces in the parameter destructuring for consistency:
- let params = useParams(); + let params = useParams();
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70-70: LGTM! Default export is correct.The default export of the
getRoutesfunction is appropriate and follows good module design practices.
43-68:⚠️ Potential issueAddress TypeScript errors and ensure consistent path prefixes.
The paths in the route definitions are inconsistent. Some start with '/' while others don't. This can lead to unexpected routing behavior.
The use of
@ts-ignoresuppresses TypeScript errors, which can hide potential issues. Instead, properly type thewpobject.To resolve these issues:
- Make the paths consistent by adding a leading '/' to all paths:
- path: 'settings', + path: '/settings',
- Remove the
@ts-ignorecomment and properly type thewpobject. You can declare the type forwpor extend theWindowinterface:declare global { interface Window { wp: { hooks: { applyFilters: (filterName: string, value: any, ...args: any[]) => any; }; }; } } routes = window.wp.hooks.applyFilters('dokan-dashboard-routes', routes) as Array<DokanRoute>;These changes will improve type safety and consistency in your routing logic.
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src/Routing/index.tsx (2)
1-5: Consider optimizing imports from react-router-domThe current import from react-router-dom includes several hooks that might not all be necessary. To improve code maintainability and potentially reduce bundle size, consider importing only the hooks that are actually used in this file.
You could refactor the import like this:
import { useNavigate, useParams, useLocation, useMatches, useNavigation } from 'react-router-dom';Note that
redirectandreplaceare not used in this file and can be removed from the import.
7-39: Excellent implementation of withRouter HOCThe
withRouterhigher-order component is well-implemented, providing flexibility for both function components and React elements. It correctly uses React Router hooks to inject routing props into the wrapped component.For improved type safety, consider adding TypeScript types to the
Componentparameter and return type:export function withRouter<P extends object>(Component: React.ComponentType<P>): React.FC<Omit<P, keyof typeof routerProps>> { // ... existing implementation ... }This change will provide better type inference for components wrapped with
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1-68: Overall, well-implemented routing setup with minor improvements suggestedThis file introduces a robust routing system for the React application, including a flexible
withRouterHOC and a extensiblegetRoutesfunction. The implementation follows good practices and allows for easy integration with WordPress hooks.The suggested improvements focus on:
- Optimizing imports for better maintainability.
- Enhancing type safety, particularly in the
withRouterHOC and when using WordPress hooks.- Ensuring consistency in route path definitions.
These changes will further improve the code quality and maintainability of this crucial routing component.
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| element: <h1>Dashboard body</h1>, | ||
| path: '/', | ||
| exact: true, | ||
| order: 10, | ||
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| path: '*', | ||
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Improve type safety and consistency in route definitions
The getRoutes function is well-structured and allows for extensibility through WordPress hooks. However, there are a couple of areas for improvement:
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TypeScript error suppression:
The use of@ts-ignoreis hiding potential type issues. Instead, consider properly typing thewp.hooks.applyFiltersfunction. -
Inconsistent path definitions:
Some paths start with '/' while others don't, which can lead to routing inconsistencies.
To address these issues:
- Replace the
@ts-ignorewith proper typing:
declare global {
interface Window {
wp: {
hooks: {
applyFilters<T>(hookName: string, ...args: any[]): T;
};
};
}
}
routes = window.wp.hooks.applyFilters<Array<DokanRoute>>('dokan-dashboard-routes', routes);- Ensure all paths start with '/':
routes.push(
{
id: 'dokan-base',
title: __( 'Dashboard', 'dokan-lite' ),
element: <h1>Dashboard body</h1>,
path: '/', // This is correct
exact: true,
order: 10,
}
);
// ... other routes ...
routes.push(
{
id: 'dokan-404',
element: <NotFound />,
path: '/*', // Change this to '/*' for consistency
}
);These changes will improve type safety and ensure consistent routing behavior.
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src/Layout/Header.tsx (2)
7-18: LGTM: Well-structured and flexible component rendering.The component's structure is well-organized and utilizes Tailwind CSS for responsive styling. The use of Slot components for extensibility is a great practice. The conditional rendering of the title and passing of the navigate function to the header actions slot are implemented correctly.
Consider adding an
aria-labelto the outerdivto improve accessibility:- <div className="flex items-center sm:flex-wrap md:flex-nowrap"> + <div className="flex items-center sm:flex-wrap md:flex-nowrap" aria-label="Page header">
1-21: Overall: Excellent implementation of the Header component.This Header component is well-implemented and aligns perfectly with the PR objectives of setting up a skeleton for the new vendor dashboard. It provides a flexible and extensible structure, utilizing WordPress components and React Router for navigation. The use of Slot components allows for easy customization, which is crucial for a dashboard layout.
The component follows React best practices, uses modern functional component syntax, and leverages Tailwind CSS for responsive styling. This implementation sets a solid foundation for further development of the dashboard layout.
As you continue developing the dashboard, consider the following:
- Implement unit tests for this component to ensure its behavior remains consistent as the project evolves.
- Document the usage of the Slot components to guide other developers on how to extend the header functionality.
- Consider creating a theme context if you plan to implement dark mode or other theme variations in the future.
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1-2: LGTM: Imports are appropriate and necessary.The imports of
Slotfrom@wordpress/componentsanduseNavigatefromreact-router-domare well-chosen for the component's requirements. They align with the WordPress ecosystem and provide necessary routing functionality.
4-4: LGTM: Component definition is clear and follows best practices.The
Headercomponent is well-defined as a functional component with a descriptive name. The use of default prop value fortitleis a good practice for handling optional props.
5-5: LGTM: Proper use of the useNavigate hook.The
useNavigatehook is correctly used and stored in a well-named constant. This setup will allow for programmatic navigation within the component.
21-21: LGTM: Appropriate default export.The default export of the Header component is correct and follows common React component export patterns.
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includes/REST/DokanDataCountriesController.php (1)
80-80: Update the@sincetags with the correct version numbers.The
@sinceannotations currently use placeholdersDOKAN_SINCEandDOKAN_PRO_SINCE. Please replace them with the appropriate version numbers before merging to maintain accurate documentation.Also applies to: 107-107
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includes/REST/Manager.php (1)
237-238: LGTM! Verify controller files exist.The new REST API controller mappings follow the established pattern and are well-aligned with the vendor dashboard requirements.
Let's verify the existence of the new controller files:
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includes/REST/), I can now generate the final response. The verification was successful as both files exist exactly where they are referenced in the Manager.php file.✓ Controller files verified and present
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87-87: Verify the capability'dokandar'used in permission checks.Ensure that
'dokandar'is the correct capability or role intended for permission checks. If it's a custom role or capability, confirm that it is properly registered and that usingcurrent_user_can( 'dokandar' )will function as expected.
116-122:⚠️ Potential issueReview the permission override in
add_subscriptions_read_permission_to_vendors().The method grants read permissions unconditionally by returning
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42-46: Verify the necessity of setting permissions inget_itemsIn the
get_itemsmethod, you're calling$this->set_woocommerce_rest_check_permissions();before invoking the parent method. Verify if setting the permissions here is required, or if it can be managed elsewhere to avoid repetitive calls.
55-58: Verify the necessity of setting permissions inget_itemSimilar to
get_items, theget_itemmethod calls$this->set_woocommerce_rest_check_permissions();. Ensure this is necessary and consider consolidating permission setups to a central location if possible.
67-74: Review the permission check logic inget_item_permissions_checkThe method
get_item_permissions_checkcalls both$this->set_woocommerce_rest_check_permissions();and$this->get_items_permissions_check( $request )before invoking the parent method. Confirm that this sequence is intentional and doesn't introduce redundant permission checks.
116-122: Review the permission logic inadd_subscriptions_read_permission_to_vendorsThe method returns
truefor any context where$contextis'read', granting read permissions universally. Ensure this aligns with your security requirements and doesn't inadvertently expose sensitive data to unauthorized users.
85-98: Confirm the capability checks inget_items_permissions_checkThe capability checks using
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get_items_permissions_checkare correctly implementedThe capability checks are properly implemented and align with the plugin's security model:
dokan_admin_menu_capability()is defined inincludes/functions.phpand returns 'manage_woocommerce' by default (filterable via 'dokan_menu_capability')- The 'dokandar' capability is:
- Added to the 'seller' role during installation (includes/Install/Installer.php)
- Also granted to 'shop_manager' and 'administrator' roles
- Used consistently across the codebase for vendor-specific permissions
- The combination of these capabilities ensures that:
- Store administrators (with manage_woocommerce capability) have access
- Vendors (with dokandar capability) have access
- Other users are properly restricted with a WP_Error response
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Consider removing the redundant register_routes method override
The register_routes method simply calls the parent method without adding any additional functionality. Removing this method will simplify the code without affecting behavior.
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class DokanDataContinentsController extends WC_REST_Data_Continents_Controller {
- /**
- * Register routes.
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- */
- public function register_routes() {
- parent::register_routes();
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The set_woocommerce_rest_check_permissions method adds a filter each time it's called. If multiple methods call this within the same request, the filter could be added repeatedly. Consider adding the filter once, possibly in the constructor, to prevent redundant additions.
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class DokanDataContinentsController extends WC_REST_Data_Continents_Controller {
+ public function __construct() {
+ $this->set_woocommerce_rest_check_permissions();
+ }
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// Other methods...
public function get_items( $request ) {
- $this->set_woocommerce_rest_check_permissions();
return parent::get_items( $request );
}
public function get_item( $request ) {
- $this->set_woocommerce_rest_check_permissions();
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}
public function get_item_permissions_check( $request ) {
- $this->set_woocommerce_rest_check_permissions();
$item_permission = $this->get_items_permissions_check( $request );
// ...
}
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| public function __construct() { | |
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src/Layout/index.tsx (1)
25-44: Add JSDoc documentation and improve type consistency.The type definitions would benefit from documentation and consistent optionality.
+/** + * Represents a route configuration in the Dokan dashboard + */ export type DokanRoute = { + /** Unique identifier for the route */ id: string; + /** Display title for the route */ title?: string; - icon?: JSX.Element | React.ReactNode; + /** Icon component to display (React.ReactNode includes JSX.Element) */ + icon?: React.ReactNode; - element: JSX.Element | React.ReactNode; + /** Component to render for this route */ + element: React.ReactNode; // ... rest of the type }; +/** + * Props for the Layout component + */ interface LayoutProps { children: React.ReactNode; route: DokanRoute; title?: string; - headerComponent?: JSX.Element|React.ReactNode; - footerComponent?: JSX.Element|React.ReactNode; + headerComponent?: React.ReactNode; + footerComponent?: React.ReactNode; }package.json (2)
64-64: Consider code-splitting for React Router.The addition of
react-router-domis appropriate for dashboard navigation. However, ensure route-based code splitting is implemented to optimize initial load performance.Recommendations:
- Use React.lazy() for route components
- Implement Suspense boundaries
- Consider implementing progressive loading for dashboard sections
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25-64: Review bundle size impact.The addition of multiple new dependencies could significantly increase the bundle size. Consider implementing appropriate optimization strategies.
Recommendations:
- Implement tree-shaking for all new dependencies
- Consider using dynamic imports for less frequently used components
- Monitor the bundle size impact using webpack-bundle-analyzer
- Implement chunking strategies to optimize loading performance
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1-10: LGTM! Well-organized imports following WordPress conventions.The imports are properly structured, using WordPress-specific packages where appropriate.
package.json (3)
57-63: Verify WordPress package versions compatibility.The WordPress packages being added (
@wordpress/components,@wordpress/data, etc.) are at different major versions (v28.x vs v4.x vs v7.x). This might lead to compatibility issues.#!/bin/bash # Check for potential version conflicts in WordPress packages echo "Checking @wordpress/* package usage..." rg -l "@wordpress" | xargs cat | rg "from '@wordpress/"
56-56: Verify @getdokan/dokan-ui compatibility.The addition of
@getdokan/dokan-ui(v1.0.14) is a significant change. Ensure it's compatible with the WordPress admin environment and follows the project's design system.#!/bin/bash # Check for potential UI component usage echo "Checking dokan-ui component usage..." rg -l "@getdokan/dokan-ui" | xargs cat | rg "from '@getdokan/dokan-ui"
25-26: Verify Tailwind CSS configuration to prevent style conflicts.The addition of Tailwind CSS utilities (
@tailwindcss/forms,@tailwindcss/typography,tailwindcss-scoped-preflight) is appropriate for a modern React dashboard. However, ensure proper scoping to prevent conflicts with WordPress admin styles.Consider the following recommendations:
- Use
tailwindcss-scoped-preflightto scope Tailwind's base styles- Configure content paths in
tailwind.config.jsto minimize bundle size- Add appropriate CSS cascade layers to manage style precedence
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| const Layout = ( { | ||
| children, | ||
| route, | ||
| title = '', | ||
| headerComponent, | ||
| footerComponent, | ||
| }: LayoutProps ) => { | ||
| return ( | ||
| <ThemeProvider> | ||
| <SlotFillProvider> | ||
| <div className="dokan-layout"> | ||
| { headerComponent ? ( | ||
| headerComponent | ||
| ) : ( | ||
| <Header title={ title } /> | ||
| ) } | ||
| <ContentArea>{ children }</ContentArea> | ||
| { footerComponent ? footerComponent : <Footer /> } | ||
| </div> | ||
| <PluginArea scope={route.id} /> | ||
| <DokanToaster /> | ||
| </SlotFillProvider> | ||
| </ThemeProvider> | ||
| ); | ||
| }; |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider adding error boundaries and improving accessibility.
The Layout component should handle errors gracefully and provide proper ARIA attributes.
Consider implementing an error boundary:
class LayoutErrorBoundary extends React.Component<{children: React.ReactNode}> {
state = { hasError: false };
static getDerivedStateFromError() {
return { hasError: true };
}
render() {
if (this.state.hasError) {
return <div role="alert">Something went wrong. Please try again.</div>;
}
return this.props.children;
}
}Then wrap the layout content:
const Layout = ({ ... }: LayoutProps ) => {
return (
<ThemeProvider>
<SlotFillProvider>
+ <LayoutErrorBoundary>
<div className="dokan-layout">
- { headerComponent ? (
- headerComponent
- ) : (
- <Header title={ title } />
- ) }
+ <header role="banner">
+ { headerComponent || <Header title={ title } /> }
+ </header>
<ContentArea>{ children }</ContentArea>
- { footerComponent ? footerComponent : <Footer /> }
+ <footer role="contentinfo">
+ { footerComponent || <Footer /> }
+ </footer>
</div>
+ </LayoutErrorBoundary>
<PluginArea scope={route.id} />
<DokanToaster />
</SlotFillProvider>
</ThemeProvider>
);
};| export const useTheme = () => { | ||
| return useContext( ThemeContext ); | ||
| }; |
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Add error handling to useTheme hook.
The hook should handle cases where it's used outside of ThemeProvider.
export const useTheme = () => {
- return useContext( ThemeContext );
+ const context = useContext( ThemeContext );
+ if (context === null) {
+ throw new Error('useTheme must be used within a ThemeProvider');
+ }
+ return context;
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Enhance type safety for theme values.
The theme state should be constrained to specific valid values.
+type ThemeType = 'light' | 'dark';
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- const [ theme, setTheme ] = useState( 'light' ); // Example theme state
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includes/REST/CustomersController.php (6)
216-221: Simplify String Concatenation WithoutsprintfThe use of
sprintfwith a single%splaceholder is unnecessary when concatenating strings. You can simplify the code by directly concatenating the first and last names.Apply this diff to simplify:
$found_customers[ $id ] = [ 'id' => $id, - 'name' => sprintf( - '%s', - $customer->get_first_name() . ' ' . $customer->get_last_name() - ), + 'name' => $customer->get_first_name() . ' ' . $customer->get_last_name(), 'email' => $customer->get_email(), ];
185-192: Handle Non-Existent Customer IDs GracefullyWhen searching by ID, if a customer does not exist,
$customer->get_id()will return0. However, there's no handling for invalid IDs beyond that. Consider providing feedback if no customer is found.Apply this diff to add an else case:
if ( is_numeric( $term ) ) { $customer = new WC_Customer( intval( $term ) ); // Customer exists. if ( 0 !== $customer->get_id() ) { $ids = [ $customer->get_id() ]; + } else { + // No customer found with that ID. + return rest_ensure_response( [] ); } }
216-223: Handle Missing Customer Names GracefullyWhen constructing the customer name, if either the first name or last name is empty, the result may have leading or trailing spaces. Consider trimming the result or handling empty names.
Apply this diff to handle empty names:
$customer_name = trim( $customer->get_first_name() . ' ' . $customer->get_last_name() ); $found_customers[ $id ] = [ 'id' => $id, - 'name' => $customer->get_first_name() . ' ' . $customer->get_last_name(), + 'name' => $customer_name ? $customer_name : __( 'Guest', 'dokan-lite' ), 'email' => $customer->get_email(), ];This ensures the name is properly formatted and defaults to 'Guest' if no name is available.
244-245: ReplaceDOKAN_SINCEwith Actual Version NumberIn the documentation block,
@since DOKAN_SINCEis used, which might be a placeholder. Replace it with the actual version number when releasing.* @since DOKAN_SINCE + * @since 3.7.5Ensure that the version number reflects the release in which this feature is introduced.
170-247: Consider Caching Customer Search ResultsFor better performance, especially under heavy load, consider caching the results of customer searches to reduce database queries.
Implement caching mechanisms like transient API or object caching to store frequent search results.
1-13: Missing Class DocumentationThe
CustomersControllerclass lacks a documentation block explaining its purpose. Adding a docblock improves readability and maintainability.Apply this diff to add class documentation:
class CustomersController extends WC_REST_Customers_Controller { + /** + * Dokan Customers REST Controller. + * + * Extends WooCommerce Customers Controller to add vendor-specific capabilities. + */tests/php/src/REST/CustomersControllerTest.php (4)
35-59: Initialize ParentsetUpMethod FirstIn the
setUpmethod, it's a best practice to callparent::setUp();after initializing the properties specific to this test class. This ensures that any initializations done in the parent class are not overridden by subclass initializations.Apply this diff to adjust the order:
protected function setUp(): void { - parent::setUp(); $this->controller = new CustomersController(); // Create test customers with specific data $this->customer_data = [ [ 'first_name' => 'John', 'last_name' => 'Doe', 'email' => '[email protected]', 'username' => 'johndoe', ], [ 'first_name' => 'Jane', 'last_name' => 'Smith', 'email' => '[email protected]', 'username' => 'janesmith', ], ]; foreach ( $this->customer_data as $data ) { $this->customers[] = $this->factory()->customer->create( $data ); } + parent::setUp(); }
100-106: Reset User Outside the LoopInside the foreach loop in
test_endpoint_permissions,wp_set_current_user( 0 );is called at the beginning of each iteration. Since all test cases require the user to be not authenticated, consider setting the current user to 0 before the loop to enhance readability.Apply this diff:
+wp_set_current_user( 0 ); foreach ( $test_cases as [ $method, $endpoint, $expected_status, $expected_code ] ) { - wp_set_current_user( 0 ); $response = $this->request( $method, $endpoint ); $this->assertEquals( $expected_status, $response->get_status() ); $this->assertEquals( $expected_code, $response->get_data()['code'] ); }
145-146: Use Appropriate Assertion Methods for ReadabilityThe conditional inside
assertTruecan be replaced with a more specific assertion for better readability and clearer test failure messages.Replace the
assertTruewithassertGreaterThanOrEqual:-$this->assertTrue( - strtotime( $data[0]['date_created'] ) >= strtotime( $data[1]['date_created'] ) -); +$this->assertGreaterThanOrEqual( + strtotime( $data[1]['date_created'] ), + strtotime( $data[0]['date_created'] ) +);
565-567: Redundant Verification of Customer RoleIn the assertion after updating the customer roles, the test repeats the same check as before. Since the roles weren't changed in the update, this assertion may not provide additional value.
Consider adjusting the update data to change the roles and then verify that the change occurred.
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includes/REST/CustomersController.php (2)
257-271:⚠️ Potential issueVerify the Use of Undefined
$this->post_typeIn the
prepare_object_for_databasemethod, you're using$this->post_typein the filter hook name, but$post_typeis not defined in this class. This may lead to an undefined property notice.Run the following script to check if
$this->post_typeis defined or inherited:If
$this->post_typeis not defined, consider defining it or adjusting the filter to use the appropriate property.
198-204: Confirm the Usage of$limitin Customer SearchThe variable
$limitis set based on the length of the search term but is initialized as an empty string. Ensure that the$limitvariable is correctly utilized in thesearch_customersmethod of the data store.Run the following script to check if
$limitis used appropriately insearch_customers:If
$limitis expected to be an integer, ensure it is properly defined.✅ Verification successful
The previous search didn't give us the complete picture. Let's try to find the data store implementation and how it handles the search_customers method. This will help us verify if the $limit parameter is properly utilized.
Let's try a broader search since the DataStore directory wasn't found. This will help us locate where the search_customers method is implemented and how it handles the limit parameter.
From the previous results, we can see that
search_customersis called on a$data_storeobject, but we need to find its implementation to verify how it handles the$limitparameter. Since this appears to be a WooCommerce integration, let's look for the customer data store implementation.
The
$limitvariable is properly initialized and usedThe code is correctly handling the
$limitvariable:
- It's initialized as an empty string:
$limit = '';- When the search term is less than 3 characters, it's set to 20:
$limit = 20;- The
$limitparameter is then passed to WooCommerce's core customer data store'ssearch_customersmethod through$data_store->search_customers($term, $limit)This is the expected behavior as it limits the result set only for short search terms to prevent performance issues with too many results.
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tests/php/src/REST/CustomersControllerTest.php (4)
128-129: Clarify Expected Customer CountIn
test_get_items, the assertion expecting a count of 3 customers may be confusing because only two customers are created in thesetUpmethod. Ensure that the test environment contains three customers or update the expected count accordingly.Confirm whether there's an additional customer being included unintentionally.
246-254: Ensure Valid Email Format in Test DataIn the
test_update_itemmethod, when updating a customer's email, ensure that the new email address is unique and valid. Using an email like '[email protected]' may clash with existing users if the tests run multiple times.Check if the email '[email protected]' is unique in the test environment to prevent conflicts.
473-473: Incorrect Assertion About Meta Data SupportThe comment states that the WooCommerce API does not support meta data retrieval, and asserts that 'meta_data' should not be present in the response. However, if the API does support meta data, this assertion would fail.
Confirm whether the WooCommerce API supports 'meta_data' in customer responses. If it does, adjust the test accordingly.
431-433: Duplicate Line Ranges in Review CommentsNotice that the line ranges 431-433 were already commented on earlier. Ensure that each review comment addresses distinct code segments to avoid redundancy.
| public function search_customers( $request ) { | ||
| if ( ! current_user_can( 'edit_shop_orders' ) ) { | ||
| return new WP_Error( 'dokan_rest_cannot_search', __( 'You do not have permission to search customers.', 'dokan-lite' ), [ 'status' => rest_authorization_required_code() ] ); | ||
| } | ||
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| $exclude = $request->get_param( 'exclude' ) ? explode( ',', $request->get_param( 'exclude' ) ) : []; | ||
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| return new WP_Error( 'dokan_rest_empty_search', __( 'Search term is required.', 'dokan-lite' ), [ 'status' => 400 ] ); | ||
| } | ||
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| if ( empty( $ids ) ) { | ||
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| 'email' => $customer->get_email(), | ||
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| * Filter the found customers for Dokan REST API search. | ||
| * | ||
| * This filter allows you to modify the list of customers found during a search | ||
| * before it is returned by the REST API. | ||
| * | ||
| * @since DOKAN_SINCE | ||
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| * @param array $found_customers An array of found customers. Each customer is an array containing: | ||
| * 'id' => (int) The customer's ID. | ||
| * 'name' => (string) The customer's full name. | ||
| * 'email' => (string) The customer's email address. | ||
| * @param string $term The search term used to find customers. | ||
| * @param array $exclude An array of customer IDs to exclude from the search results. | ||
| * @param int $limit The maximum number of results to return (if any). | ||
| * | ||
| * @return array The filtered array of found customers. | ||
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| $found_customers = apply_filters( 'dokan_json_search_found_customers', $found_customers, $term, $exclude, $limit ); | ||
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Ensure Consistent Permission Checks in search_customers Method
In search_customers, you're using current_user_can( 'edit_shop_orders' ) for the permission check. To maintain consistency across your controller, consider using the check_permission method with the 'search' action instead.
Apply this diff to use the consistent permission check:
public function search_customers( $request ) {
- if ( ! current_user_can( 'edit_shop_orders' ) ) {
- return new WP_Error( 'dokan_rest_cannot_search', __( 'You do not have permission to search customers.', 'dokan-lite' ), [ 'status' => rest_authorization_required_code() ] );
- }
+ $permission = $this->check_permission( $request, 'search' );
+ if ( is_wp_error( $permission ) ) {
+ return $permission;
+ }This ensures that all permission checks are centralized and consistent.
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| protected function check_permission( $request, $action ) { | ||
| if ( ! $this->check_vendor_permission() ) { | ||
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| 'view' => __( 'Sorry, you cannot list resources.', 'dokan-lite' ), | ||
| 'create' => __( 'Sorry, you are not allowed to create resources.', 'dokan-lite' ), | ||
| 'edit' => __( 'Sorry, you are not allowed to edit this resource.', 'dokan-lite' ), | ||
| 'delete' => __( 'Sorry, you are not allowed to delete this resource.', 'dokan-lite' ), | ||
| 'batch' => __( 'Sorry, you are not allowed to batch update resources.', 'dokan-lite' ), | ||
| 'search' => __( 'Sorry, you are not allowed to search customers.', 'dokan-lite' ), | ||
| ]; | ||
| return new WP_Error( "dokan_rest_cannot_$action", $messages[ $action ], [ 'status' => rest_authorization_required_code() ] ); | ||
| } | ||
| return true; | ||
| } |
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Handle Undefined Actions in check_permission Method
In the check_permission method, if an undefined $action is passed, accessing $messages[ $action ] will result in an undefined index notice. Consider adding a default error message or handling unexpected actions to improve robustness.
Apply this diff to handle undefined actions:
protected function check_permission( $request, $action ) {
if ( ! $this->check_vendor_permission() ) {
$messages = [
'view' => __( 'Sorry, you cannot list resources.', 'dokan-lite' ),
'create' => __( 'Sorry, you are not allowed to create resources.', 'dokan-lite' ),
'edit' => __( 'Sorry, you are not allowed to edit this resource.', 'dokan-lite' ),
'delete' => __( 'Sorry, you are not allowed to delete this resource.', 'dokan-lite' ),
'batch' => __( 'Sorry, you are not allowed to batch update resources.', 'dokan-lite' ),
'search' => __( 'Sorry, you are not allowed to search customers.', 'dokan-lite' ),
+ 'default' => __( 'Sorry, you are not allowed to perform this action.', 'dokan-lite' ),
];
+ $message = isset( $messages[ $action ] ) ? $messages[ $action ] : $messages['default'];
- return new WP_Error( "dokan_rest_cannot_$action", $messages[ $action ], [ 'status' => rest_authorization_required_code() ] );
+ return new WP_Error( "dokan_rest_cannot_$action", $message, [ 'status' => rest_authorization_required_code() ] );
}
return true;
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| protected function check_permission( $request, $action ) { | |
| if ( ! $this->check_vendor_permission() ) { | |
| $messages = [ | |
| 'view' => __( 'Sorry, you cannot list resources.', 'dokan-lite' ), | |
| 'create' => __( 'Sorry, you are not allowed to create resources.', 'dokan-lite' ), | |
| 'edit' => __( 'Sorry, you are not allowed to edit this resource.', 'dokan-lite' ), | |
| 'delete' => __( 'Sorry, you are not allowed to delete this resource.', 'dokan-lite' ), | |
| 'batch' => __( 'Sorry, you are not allowed to batch update resources.', 'dokan-lite' ), | |
| 'search' => __( 'Sorry, you are not allowed to search customers.', 'dokan-lite' ), | |
| ]; | |
| return new WP_Error( "dokan_rest_cannot_$action", $messages[ $action ], [ 'status' => rest_authorization_required_code() ] ); | |
| } | |
| return true; | |
| } | |
| protected function check_permission( $request, $action ) { | |
| if ( ! $this->check_vendor_permission() ) { | |
| $messages = [ | |
| 'view' => __( 'Sorry, you cannot list resources.', 'dokan-lite' ), | |
| 'create' => __( 'Sorry, you are not allowed to create resources.', 'dokan-lite' ), | |
| 'edit' => __( 'Sorry, you are not allowed to edit this resource.', 'dokan-lite' ), | |
| 'delete' => __( 'Sorry, you are not allowed to delete this resource.', 'dokan-lite' ), | |
| 'batch' => __( 'Sorry, you are not allowed to batch update resources.', 'dokan-lite' ), | |
| 'search' => __( 'Sorry, you are not allowed to search customers.', 'dokan-lite' ), | |
| 'default' => __( 'Sorry, you are not allowed to perform this action.', 'dokan-lite' ), | |
| ]; | |
| $message = isset( $messages[ $action ] ) ? $messages[ $action ] : $messages['default']; | |
| return new WP_Error( "dokan_rest_cannot_$action", $message, [ 'status' => rest_authorization_required_code() ] ); | |
| } | |
| return true; | |
| } |
| private function perform_vendor_action( callable $action ) { | ||
| add_filter( 'woocommerce_rest_check_permissions', [ $this, 'check_vendor_permission' ] ); | ||
| $result = $action(); | ||
| remove_filter( 'woocommerce_rest_check_permissions', [ $this, 'check_vendor_permission' ] ); | ||
| return $result; | ||
| } |
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Ensure Proper Use of Filters in perform_vendor_action Method
In the perform_vendor_action method, you're adding a filter to woocommerce_rest_check_permissions using $this->check_vendor_permission, which returns a boolean. The filter expects a capability string or an array of capabilities.
Consider modifying the method to align with how WooCommerce expects permissions to be checked, or adjust the filter callback accordingly.
Apply this diff to adjust the callback:
private function perform_vendor_action( callable $action ) {
- add_filter( 'woocommerce_rest_check_permissions', [ $this, 'check_vendor_permission' ] );
+ add_filter( 'woocommerce_rest_check_permissions', [ $this, 'vendor_permission_callback' ], 10, 4 );
$result = $action();
remove_filter( 'woocommerce_rest_check_permissions', [ $this, 'check_vendor_permission' ] );
return $result;
}
+public function vendor_permission_callback( $permission, $context, $object_id, $post_type ) {
+ return $this->check_vendor_permission();
+}This ensures the filter callback matches the expected parameters and behavior.
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| "/$this->namespace/customers", | ||
| "/$this->namespace/customers/(?P<id>[\\d]+)", | ||
| "/$this->namespace/customers/search", | ||
| "/$this->namespace/customers/batch", | ||
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| foreach ( $base_endpoints as $endpoint ) { | ||
| $this->assertArrayHasKey( $endpoint, $routes ); | ||
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| // Verify HTTP methods for each endpoint | ||
| $this->assertCount( 2, $routes[ "/$this->namespace/customers" ] ); | ||
| $this->assertCount( 3, $routes[ "/$this->namespace/customers/(?P<id>[\\d]+)" ] ); | ||
| $this->assertCount( 1, $routes[ "/$this->namespace/customers/search" ] ); | ||
| $this->assertCount( 1, $routes[ "/$this->namespace/customers/batch" ] ); | ||
| } |
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Ensure Correct Assertions for Route Methods
In the test_register_routes method, when verifying the HTTP methods available for each endpoint, it's unclear which methods are being tested. To improve clarity and robustness, explicitly check that the expected HTTP methods are registered for each route.
Consider modifying the test to assert the specific HTTP methods, like so:
$this->assertEquals( ['GET', 'POST'], array_keys( $routes[ "/$this->namespace/customers" ] ) );
$this->assertEquals( ['GET', 'POST', 'PUT'], array_keys( $routes[ "/$this->namespace/customers/(?P<id>[\\d]+)" ] ) );This ensures that the routes not only exist but also support the correct HTTP methods.
| [ 'GET', 'customers', 401, 'dokan_rest_cannot_view' ], | ||
| [ 'POST', 'customers', 400, 'rest_missing_callback_param' ], | ||
| [ 'GET', "customers/{$this->customers[0]}", 401, 'dokan_rest_cannot_view' ], | ||
| [ 'PUT', "customers/{$this->customers[0]}", 401, 'dokan_rest_cannot_edit' ], | ||
| [ 'DELETE', "customers/{$this->customers[0]}", 401, 'dokan_rest_cannot_delete' ], | ||
| [ 'POST', 'customers/batch', 401, 'dokan_rest_cannot_batch' ], | ||
| [ 'GET', 'customers/search', 400, 'rest_missing_callback_param' ], | ||
| ]; |
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Potential Confusion in Expected Status Codes
In the test_endpoint_permissions method, the expected status codes and error codes for some test cases may not align with typical REST API practices.
Specifically:
- For the POST request to 'customers', expecting a 400 status code with 'rest_missing_callback_param' might be inappropriate if the user is unauthorized.
- Similarly, the GET request to 'customers/search' expecting a 400 status code due to missing parameters may need reconsideration.
Verify that the status codes and error codes accurately reflect the permission issues versus missing parameters. Unauthorized requests should usually return a 401 Unauthorized status.
| /** | ||
| * @var CustomersController | ||
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| protected CustomersController $controller; |
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Inconsistent Property Declaration
The property $controller is declared with a type hint using the syntax protected CustomersController $controller;. However, in the other property declarations (e.g., $customers), type hints are not used. For consistency and compatibility with older PHP versions, consider removing the type hint or adding type hints to all properties.
Apply this diff to remove the type hint:
-protected CustomersController $controller;
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| protected CustomersController $controller; | |
| protected $controller; |
| $customer_role = $customer->get_role(); | ||
| $this->assertEquals( 'customer', $customer_role ); |
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Incorrect Method for Retrieving Customer Role
In test_customer_role_handling, the method $customer->get_role() may not exist in the WC_Customer class, leading to a fatal error.
Use the appropriate WooCommerce method to retrieve the customer's roles. Since WC_Customer extends WP_User, you can access the roles directly.
Apply this diff:
-$customer_role = $customer->get_role();
+$customer_role = $customer->get_role(); // This method may not exist
+$customer_role = $customer->get_roles()[0]; // Access the roles array
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| $customer_id = $this->factory()->customer->create( | ||
| [ | ||
| 'email' => '[email protected]', | ||
| 'first_name' => 'Multi', | ||
| 'last_name' => 'Vendor', | ||
| ] | ||
| ); |
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Missing Password in Customer Creation
In the test_vendor_customer_filtering method, when creating a new customer, the 'password' field is not provided. This might lead to issues if the password is required for customer creation.
Add the 'password' field to the customer data:
$customer_id = $this->factory()->customer->create(
[
'email' => '[email protected]',
'first_name' => 'Multi',
'last_name' => 'Vendor',
+ 'password' => 'password123',
]
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| $customer_id = $this->factory()->customer->create( | |
| [ | |
| 'email' => '[email protected]', | |
| 'first_name' => 'Multi', | |
| 'last_name' => 'Vendor', | |
| ] | |
| ); | |
| $customer_id = $this->factory()->customer->create( | |
| [ | |
| 'email' => '[email protected]', | |
| 'first_name' => 'Multi', | |
| 'last_name' => 'Vendor', | |
| 'password' => 'password123', | |
| ] | |
| ); |
| protected function request( $method, $endpoint, $data = [] ): WP_REST_Response { | ||
| $request = new WP_REST_Request( $method, "/$this->namespace/$endpoint" ); | ||
| if ( ! empty( $data ) ) { | ||
| $request->set_body_params( $data ); | ||
| } | ||
| return $this->server->dispatch( $request ); | ||
| } |
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Avoid Return Type Declarations for Compatibility
The method protected function request( $method, $endpoint, $data = [] ): WP_REST_Response includes a return type declaration. If compatibility with older PHP versions is desired, consider removing the return type declaration.
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-protected function request( $method, $endpoint, $data = [] ): WP_REST_Response {
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| protected function request( $method, $endpoint, $data = [] ): WP_REST_Response { | |
| $request = new WP_REST_Request( $method, "/$this->namespace/$endpoint" ); | |
| if ( ! empty( $data ) ) { | |
| $request->set_body_params( $data ); | |
| } | |
| return $this->server->dispatch( $request ); | |
| } | |
| protected function request( $method, $endpoint, $data = [] ) { | |
| $request = new WP_REST_Request( $method, "/$this->namespace/$endpoint" ); | |
| if ( ! empty( $data ) ) { | |
| $request->set_body_params( $data ); | |
| } | |
| return $this->server->dispatch( $request ); | |
| } |
| $response1 = $this->get_request( "customers/$customer_id" ); | ||
| $response2 = $this->get_request( "customers/$customer_id" ); | ||
| $this->assertEquals( $response1->get_data(), $response2->get_data() ); |
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Duplicate Requests Without User Context Change
In test_vendor_customer_filtering, two requests are made to the same endpoint without changing the user context, but the responses are compared for equality.
To test that both vendors receive the same customer data, ensure that the user is switched between the two requests.
Apply this diff:
$response1 = $this->get_request( "customers/$customer_id" );
+// Switch to the other vendor
+wp_set_current_user( $this->seller_id1 );
$response2 = $this->get_request( "customers/$customer_id" );
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includes/REST/ProductController.php (2)
57-64: Replace DOKAN_SINCE placeholder with actual version numberThe
@since DOKAN_SINCEdocblock tag contains a placeholder that should be replaced with the actual version number where this feature was introduced.
66-85: Improve method documentationThe method documentation could be enhanced:
- Add return type annotation
@return array- Add proper parameter descriptions:
$args- The existing query arguments$request- The REST API request object/** * Add only downloadable meta query. * * @since DOKAN_SINCE * - * @param array $args - * - * @param \WP_REST_Request $request + * @param array $args The existing query arguments + * @param \WP_REST_Request $request The REST API request object + * + * @return array Modified query arguments */includes/REST/OrderControllerV3.php (3)
5-7: Remove unused import statementsThe
usestatements forWC_Data_StoreandWP_REST_Serverare not utilized in this file. It's good practice to remove unused imports to keep the code clean.Apply this diff to remove the unused imports:
-use WC_Data_Store; -use WP_Error; -use WP_REST_Server; +use WP_Error;
12-14: Update the @SInCE annotations with the correct version numberThe
@since DOKAN_SINCEannotations are placeholders. ReplaceDOKAN_SINCEwith the actual version number when this feature is introduced to maintain proper documentation.Apply this diff to update the annotations:
* Dokan Order ControllerV3 Class * - * @since DOKAN_SINCE + * @since 3.8.0 * * @package dokan */Repeat this change for all occurrences of
@since DOKAN_SINCE.
56-56: Optimize file title retrievalThe function
wc_get_filename_from_url()is used to extract the filename from the URL. If the product file path is already known, you might directly use the file name without parsing the URL.Consider this alternative to simplify the code:
$download->file_data['file_title'] = basename( $product->get_file_download_path( $download->download_id ) );This uses PHP's
basename()function to get the file name from the path.
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includes/REST/ProductController.php (1)
75-82: Well-structured implementation of downloadable products filter
The implementation of the downloadable products filter is clean and follows best practices:
- Proper meta query structure
- Input validation using
dokan_string_to_bool - Clean integration with existing query arguments
includes/REST/OrderControllerV3.php (1)
25-25: Ensure namespace consistency across API versions
The $namespace property is set to 'dokan/v3'. Verify that this namespace does not conflict with existing namespaces and that all routes are properly adjusted to accommodate version 3.
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Namespace 'dokan/v3' follows consistent versioning pattern
The namespace 'dokan/v3' is correctly implemented and follows the established versioning pattern in the codebase:
- OrderController: dokan/v1
- OrderControllerV2: dokan/v2
- OrderControllerV3: dokan/v3
This pattern is consistently used across other versioned controllers:
- StoreSettingController (v1, v2)
- ProductController (v1, v2)
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| 'description' => __( 'If truthy value then only downloadable products will be returned', 'dokan' ), | ||
| 'type' => [ 'boolean', 'string' ], | ||
| 'enum' => [ true, false, 0, 1 ], | ||
| 'sanitize_callback' => 'dokan_string_to_bool', | ||
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Fix text domain mismatch
The text domain used in the translation function should be 'dokan-lite' to maintain consistency across the plugin.
- 'description' => __( 'If truthy value then only downloadable products will be returned', 'dokan' ),
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| 'description' => __( 'If truthy value then only downloadable products will be returned', 'dokan' ), | |
| 'type' => [ 'boolean', 'string' ], | |
| 'enum' => [ true, false, 0, 1 ], | |
| 'sanitize_callback' => 'dokan_string_to_bool', | |
| 'validate_callback' => 'dokan_string_to_bool', | |
| 'default' => false, | |
| ]; | |
| $schema['only_downloadable'] = [ | |
| 'description' => __( 'If truthy value then only downloadable products will be returned', 'dokan-lite' ), | |
| 'type' => [ 'boolean', 'string' ], | |
| 'enum' => [ true, false, 0, 1 ], | |
| 'sanitize_callback' => 'dokan_string_to_bool', | |
| 'validate_callback' => 'dokan_string_to_bool', | |
| 'default' => false, | |
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Mismatched text domain. Expected 'dokan-lite' but got 'dokan'.
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| $download->file_data = $file->get_data(); | ||
| $download->file_data['file_title'] = wc_get_filename_from_url( $product->get_file_download_path( $download->download_id ) ); |
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Handle potential null return from get_file method
The method $product->get_file( $download->download_id ) may return null if the file doesn't exist. Ensure that $file is not null before calling $file->get_data() to prevent fatal errors.
This can be addressed with the validity check added in the previous comment.
| public function get_order_downloads( $requests ) { | ||
| $response = parent::get_order_downloads( $requests ); | ||
| $data = $response->get_data(); | ||
| $downloads = $data['downloads']; | ||
| $updated_response = []; | ||
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| $product = dokan()->product->get( $download->product_id ); | ||
| $download->product = [ | ||
| 'id' => $product->get_id(), | ||
| 'name' => $product->get_name(), | ||
| 'slug' => $product->get_slug(), | ||
| 'link' => $product->get_permalink(), | ||
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| $file = $product->get_file( $download->download_id ); | ||
| $download->file_data = $file->get_data(); | ||
| $download->file_data['file_title'] = wc_get_filename_from_url( $product->get_file_download_path( $download->download_id ) ); | ||
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Consider using data sanitization and validation
When handling data, especially from external sources like $requests, ensure that all inputs are properly sanitized and validated to prevent security vulnerabilities.
[security]
Review the data processing steps and apply appropriate sanitization functions where necessary.
| public function get_order_downloads( $requests ) { | ||
| $response = parent::get_order_downloads( $requests ); | ||
| $data = $response->get_data(); | ||
| $downloads = $data['downloads']; |
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| foreach ( $downloads as $download ) { | ||
| $product = dokan()->product->get( $download->product_id ); | ||
| $download->product = [ | ||
| 'id' => $product->get_id(), | ||
| 'name' => $product->get_name(), | ||
| 'slug' => $product->get_slug(), | ||
| 'link' => $product->get_permalink(), | ||
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| $file = $product->get_file( $download->download_id ); | ||
| $download->file_data = $file->get_data(); | ||
| $download->file_data['file_title'] = wc_get_filename_from_url( $product->get_file_download_path( $download->download_id ) ); | ||
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package.json (3)
25-26: Consider scoping Tailwind CSS to prevent style conflicts.The addition of Tailwind CSS dependencies is appropriate for a modern UI implementation. However, in a WordPress environment, global CSS can cause conflicts with other plugins or themes.
Recommendations:
- Ensure Tailwind CSS is properly scoped using
tailwindcss-scoped-preflight- Consider adding a unique prefix for your Tailwind classes
- Document the CSS architecture decisions in your README
Also applies to: 39-39
64-64: Consider implications of client-side routing.The addition of
react-router-domsuggests client-side routing implementation. While this is good for SPA-like experience, ensure proper handling of:
- WordPress admin URLs
- Browser history
- Page refreshes
Consider documenting the routing architecture and its integration with WordPress admin.
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25-64: Review bundle size impact.The addition of multiple new dependencies will increase the bundle size.
Recommendations:
- Consider implementing code splitting for the dashboard
- Use dynamic imports for route-based code splitting
- Monitor the bundle size during development
- Consider adding bundle analysis scripts to your build process
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package.json (2)
56-56: Verify Dokan UI package compatibility.
The addition of @getdokan/dokan-ui (^1.0.14) seems to be a custom UI package.
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Let me check the actual usage of the package to verify compatibility.
The Dokan UI package usage appears compatible and minimal
The package is only used to import the DokanToaster component in src/Layout/index.tsx, which is a simple UI component. There are no version conflicts found in the project as only one version (^1.0.14) is specified. The limited usage suggests low risk of compatibility issues.
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57-63: Verify WordPress package version compatibility.
The WordPress packages (@wordpress/components: ^28.9.0, etc.) are relatively recent versions. This could potentially cause compatibility issues with older WordPress installations.
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WordPress package versions are compatible with the minimum requirements
The package versions are appropriate for the project's requirements:
- The plugin requires WordPress 6.4+ as per readme.txt
- The @WordPress packages are being used correctly for basic functionality (i18n, components, element, dom-ready)
- The usage patterns in the codebase are standard and don't utilize any cutting-edge features
- Package-lock.json shows that dependencies resolve to compatible versions
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includes/Assets.php (4)
355-358: LGTM! Style registration follows the established pattern.
The registration of 'dokan-react-frontend' style is consistent with other style registrations in the file.
372-372: Existing comment is still valid.
A past review comment already addresses the need to rename $frontend_shipping_asset to $frontend_asset.
562-566: Existing comment is still valid.
A past review comment already addresses the need to update variable references in the script registration.
870-871: Existing comment is still valid.
A past review comment already addresses the need to conditionally enqueue these assets for better performance.
# Conflicts: # includes/REST/Manager.php
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package.json (4)
25-26: LGTM! Good choice using scoped Tailwind preflight.
The Tailwind CSS setup looks good. Using tailwindcss-scoped-preflight is particularly important as it will prevent style conflicts with WordPress admin styles.
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The new dependencies are properly categorized between dev and runtime dependencies, and all additions align well with the PR's objective of implementing a React-based vendor dashboard.
64-64: Verify React Router compatibility with project's React version.
React Router 6.x requires React 16.8 or higher. Let's ensure our React version is compatible.
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React Router 6.27.0 is compatible with project's React version
The project uses React 18.3.1 which fully supports React Router 6.x (requires React 16.8+).
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57-63: Verify WordPress package version compatibility.
While the WordPress packages are properly structured for integration, there's a significant version gap between some packages (e.g., [email protected] vs [email protected]). This might lead to compatibility issues.
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362-365: LGTM! Style registration follows standard patterns.
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379-379: Variable naming issue already identified.
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569-573: Script registration uses incorrect variable references.
A previous review has already addressed the need to update variable references after renaming.
880-881: Consider optimizing asset loading.
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- Deferring the script loading using the
deferattribute - Adding
preloadhints for critical assets
-wp_enqueue_script( 'dokan-react-frontend' );
-wp_enqueue_style( 'dokan-react-frontend' );
+// Add preload hint for critical assets
+add_action('wp_head', function() {
+ echo '<link rel="preload" href="' . DOKAN_PLUGIN_ASSEST . '/css/frontend.css" as="style">';
+});
+
+// Defer script loading
+add_filter('script_loader_tag', function($tag, $handle) {
+ if ('dokan-react-frontend' === $handle) {
+ return str_replace(' src', ' defer src', $tag);
+ }
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includes/VendorNavMenuChecker.php (1)
8-8: Update@sincetags to the correct version numberThe
@since DOKAN_SINCEannotations should be updated to the appropriate version number before release to accurately reflect when the code changes were introduced.Also applies to: 27-27, 38-38, 63-63, 83-83, 98-98, 125-125, 170-170, 187-187
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92-92: Add a comma before 'and' to improve readabilityIn line 92, consider adding a comma before 'and' to connect two independent clauses for better readability.
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112-112: Use 'whether' instead of 'if' for formal toneIn line 112, consider using 'whether' instead of 'if' in this context for a more formal tone.
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130-130: Remove trailing punctuation in headingIn line 130, remove the trailing period in the heading to comply with Markdown style guidelines.
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152-152: Add a comma before 'but' to improve readabilityIn line 152, consider adding a comma before 'but' to connect two independent clauses for better readability.
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- If you did not override any of the template file directly but you have override functionality by using `add_action` or `add_filter` then you can forcefully override the php route and template rendering for the route by using the `dokan_is_dashboard_nav_dependency_cleared` filter hook. + If you did not override any of the template file directly, but you have override functionality by using `add_action` or `add_filter`, then you can forcefully override the PHP route and template rendering for the route by using the `dokan_is_dashboard_nav_dependency_cleared` filter hook.🧰 Tools
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includes/DependencyManagement/Providers/CommonServiceProvider.php (2)
6-6: Import statement for VendorNavMenuChecker is correctly added
The import statement for VendorNavMenuChecker is correctly included.
69-71: Service registration of VendorNavMenuChecker is properly implemented
The VendorNavMenuChecker is appropriately registered as a shared service and tagged with self::TAG.
includes/Assets.php (3)
386-386: Correct the variable name to match the asset being loaded
The variable $frontend_shipping_asset should be renamed to $frontend_asset for clarity since it loads frontend.asset.php.
581-585: Update variable references after renaming
After renaming $frontend_shipping_asset to $frontend_asset, update the variable references accordingly in the script registration to reflect this change.
895-896: Conditionally enqueue 'dokan-react-frontend' assets to optimize performance
The scripts and styles for 'dokan-react-frontend' are enqueued unconditionally. Consider enqueuing these assets only when necessary to improve performance.
| 'dashboard' => [ | ||
| 'route' => 'dashboard', | ||
| 'url' => dokan_get_navigation_url(), | ||
| 'name' => 'Dashboard', | ||
| ], | ||
| 'products' => [ | ||
| 'route' => 'products', | ||
| 'url' => dokan_get_navigation_url( 'products' ), | ||
| 'name' => 'Products', | ||
| ], | ||
| 'orders' => [ | ||
| 'route' => 'orders', | ||
| 'url' => dokan_get_navigation_url( 'orders' ), | ||
| 'name' => 'Orders', | ||
| ], | ||
| ]; |
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Use 'react_route' key instead of 'route' in test menu items
In lines 105-120, update the menu_items array to use 'react_route' as the key to accurately reflect the method's requirements.
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- 'route' => 'dashboard',
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'url' => dokan_get_navigation_url(),
'name' => 'Dashboard',
],
'products' => [
- 'route' => 'products',
+ 'react_route' => 'products',
'url' => dokan_get_navigation_url( 'products' ),
'name' => 'Products',
],
'orders' => [
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'url' => dokan_get_navigation_url( 'orders' ),
'name' => 'Orders',
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| 'route' => 'dashboard', | |
| 'url' => dokan_get_navigation_url(), | |
| 'name' => 'Dashboard', | |
| ], | |
| 'products' => [ | |
| 'route' => 'products', | |
| 'url' => dokan_get_navigation_url( 'products' ), | |
| 'name' => 'Products', | |
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| 'orders' => [ | |
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| 'url' => dokan_get_navigation_url( 'orders' ), | |
| 'name' => 'Orders', | |
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| ]; | |
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| 'name' => 'Orders', | |
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| 'name' => 'Dashboard', | ||
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Use 'react_route' key instead of 'route' in test menu items
In the menu_items array, the key 'react_route' should be used instead of 'route' to match the expected input of the convert_to_react_menu method. This ensures the method is properly tested.
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'dashboard' => [
- 'route' => 'dashboard',
+ 'react_route' => 'dashboard',
'url' => 'http://example.com/dashboard',
'name' => 'Dashboard',
],
'products' => [
- 'route' => 'products',
+ 'react_route' => 'products',
'url' => 'http://example.com/products',
'name' => 'Products',
],
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| ], | |
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includes/Assets.php (1)
19-23: Improve portal root div implementationThe HeadlessUI portal root div has some formatting issues and could be clearer.
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add_action( 'wp_footer', function () { - echo '<div class="dokan-layout" id="headlessui-portal-root"><div></div></div>'; + // HeadlessUI portal root for React components + echo '<div class="dokan-layout" id="headlessui-portal-root">'; + echo ' <div></div>'; + echo '</div>'; } );package.json (1)
25-26: LGTM! Good choice of Tailwind packages for WordPress admin integration.The selected Tailwind packages and versions are appropriate. The use of
tailwindcss-scoped-preflightis particularly important as it will help prevent style conflicts with WordPress admin styles.Consider documenting the Tailwind configuration setup, particularly the scoping prefix, to help other developers understand how to properly scope styles within the WordPress admin context.
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includes/Assets.php (4)
386-386: Rename misleading variable
The variable name $frontend_shipping_asset suggests it's related to shipping functionality, but it's actually used for general frontend assets.
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-$frontend_shipping_asset = require DOKAN_DIR . '/assets/js/frontend.asset.php';
+$frontend_asset = require DOKAN_DIR . '/assets/js/frontend.asset.php';581-585: Update variable references in script registration
The script registration still uses the old variable name $frontend_shipping_asset.
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'dokan-react-frontend' => [
'src' => $asset_url . '/js/frontend.js',
- 'deps' => $frontend_shipping_asset['dependencies'],
- 'version' => $frontend_shipping_asset['version'],
+ 'deps' => $frontend_asset['dependencies'],
+ 'version' => $frontend_asset['version'],
],892-896: LGTM! Proper asset registration and enqueuing
The WC Admin assets are correctly registered before the React frontend assets, and both script and style are properly enqueued.
369-372: LGTM! Well-structured style registration
The style registration follows the established pattern and includes proper cache busting using filemtime().
package.json (2)
56-56: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Update @getdokan/dokan-ui package version.
The React Router version is appropriate, but the dokan-ui package should be updated to the latest version.
Update the package version:
- "@getdokan/dokan-ui": "^1.0.14",
+ "@getdokan/dokan-ui": "^1.0.17",Also applies to: 64-64
57-63: LGTM! WordPress packages are properly structured.
The WordPress packages selected provide a good foundation for React integration within WordPress, covering essential functionalities like components, data management, and internationalization.
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The verification confirms that:
- WordPress core requirement is 6.5+
- All WordPress packages (@wordpress/components v28.9.0, @wordpress/data v10.9.0, @wordpress/element v6.9.0) are using versions that are compatible with WordPress 6.5+ and are below the latest available versions (28.13.0, 10.13.0, 6.13.0 respectively)
- The version ranges (^) in package.json allow for safe minor and patch updates while preventing breaking changes
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78-84: Consider consolidating color tokensThe
colorssection duplicates values that are already defined in specific component sections (backgroundColor, textColor, etc.). Consider defining base color tokens and referencing them in component-specific variables.colors: { - primary: 'var(--dokan-button-background-color, #F05025)', - dokan: { - sidebar: 'var(--dokan-button-background-color, #1B233B)', - btn: 'var(--dokan-button-background-color, #F05025)', - }, + dokan: { + primary: 'var(--dokan-primary-color, #F05025)', + sidebar: 'var(--dokan-sidebar-color, #1B233B)', + }, },
1-96: Consider enhancing the theming architectureWhile the current implementation provides good scoping and theming capabilities, consider these architectural improvements:
- Create a separate theme tokens file to maintain all CSS variables in one place
- Document the theming system and variable naming conventions
- Consider adding a theme switching mechanism using CSS custom properties
- Add dark mode support using Tailwind's dark mode feature
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1-6: LGTM! Well-structured imports and scoping setup.
The imports and root class definition are clear and follow best practices for scoped Tailwind CSS implementations.
8-11: Use 'exclude' option instead of negation in 'content' array
The content array includes a negation pattern that isn't supported by Tailwind CSS.
81-81: Potential typo in 'sidebar' color variable
The sidebar color is using the button background color variable.
87-93: LGTM! Verify plugin compatibility.
The plugins configuration is well-structured. Let's verify the compatibility of the plugin versions.
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Plugins are compatible with the installed Tailwind version
The plugins configuration is verified to be correct with compatible versions:
- TailwindCSS v3.3.3
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src/Layout/Header.tsx (3)
8-17: Improve styling maintainability and consistencyConsider the following improvements:
- Extract complex className combinations into constants or CSS modules
- Ensure consistent dark mode support across all elements
- Use design system tokens for spacing values
Example refactor:
+const headerStyles = { + container: "flex items-center sm:flex-wrap md:flex-nowrap", + title: "mb-4 text-3xl font-semibold text-gray-800 dark:text-white md:text-4xl lg:text-4xl", + actions: "dokan-header-actions flex flex-1 gap-2.5 md:justify-end" +}; return ( - <div className="flex items-center sm:flex-wrap md:flex-nowrap"> + <div className={headerStyles.container}>
9-16: Document slot usage and add prop types for slot fillsThe component uses three WordPress slots but lacks documentation about their purpose and expected fills.
Add JSDoc comments to document the slots:
+/** + * Header component with extensible slot areas. + * @slot dokan-before-header - Rendered before the header title + * @slot dokan-header-actions - Rendered in the actions area, receives {navigate} function + * @slot dokan-after-header - Rendered after the header content + */ const Header: React.FC<HeaderProps> = ({ title = '' }): JSX.Element => {
21-21: Consider memoizing the component for performanceAs a layout component that might re-render frequently, consider wrapping it with React.memo to prevent unnecessary re-renders.
-export default Header; +export default React.memo(Header);
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4-5: Verify Router Context Availability
The component uses useNavigate hook which requires a Router context. Ensure this component is always rendered within a Router provider.
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Router Context is Properly Set Up
The Header component is safely wrapped within the router context. The application uses createHashRouter and RouterProvider in Dashboard/index.tsx, with the Header component being rendered within the Layout component that's part of the router configuration. The useNavigate hook will work as expected.
- The router is configured at the app's root level in
Dashboard/index.tsx - Layout (and thus Header) is properly wrapped within RouterProvider
- Each route is mapped to include Layout with appropriate header components
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Add TypeScript type definitions for better type safety
The component would benefit from proper TypeScript type definitions:
- Define an interface for the component props
- Add explicit return type for the component
- Consider importing types from @wordpress/components
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import {Slot} from "@wordpress/components";
import {useNavigate} from "react-router-dom";
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+interface HeaderProps {
+ title?: string;
+}
-const Header = ( { title = '' } ) => {
+const Header: React.FC<HeaderProps> = ({ title = '' }): JSX.Element => {📝 Committable suggestion
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