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declare(strict_types=1); |
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namespace GraphQLAPI\GraphQLAPI; |
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use PoP\Engine\ComponentLoader; |
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use GraphQLAPI\GraphQLAPI\PluginConfiguration; |
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use GraphQLAPI\GraphQLAPI\Blocks\AbstractBlock; |
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use GraphQLAPI\GraphQLAPI\General\RequestParams; |
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use GraphQLAPI\GraphQLAPI\Admin\Menus\AbstractMenu; |
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use GraphQLAPI\GraphQLAPI\PostTypes\AbstractPostType; |
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use GraphQLAPI\GraphQLAPI\Taxonomies\AbstractTaxonomy; |
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use GraphQLAPI\GraphQLAPI\Facades\ModuleRegistryFacade; |
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use PoP\ComponentModel\Container\ContainerBuilderUtils; |
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use GraphQLAPI\GraphQLAPI\Admin\MenuPages\AboutMenuPage; |
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use GraphQLAPI\GraphQLAPI\Admin\MenuPages\ModulesMenuPage; |
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use GraphQLAPI\GraphQLAPI\Facades\UserSettingsManagerFacade; |
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use GraphQLAPI\GraphQLAPI\PostTypes\GraphQLEndpointPostType; |
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use GraphQLAPI\GraphQLAPI\EditorScripts\AbstractEditorScript; |
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use PoP\ComponentModel\Facades\Instances\InstanceManagerFacade; |
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use GraphQLAPI\GraphQLAPI\BlockCategories\AbstractBlockCategory; |
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use GraphQLAPI\GraphQLAPI\PostTypes\GraphQLPersistedQueryPostType; |
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use GraphQLAPI\GraphQLAPI\Admin\TableActions\ModuleListTableAction; |
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use GraphQLAPI\GraphQLAPI\PostTypes\GraphQLCacheControlListPostType; |
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use GraphQLAPI\GraphQLAPI\EndpointResolvers\AbstractEndpointResolver; |
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use GraphQLAPI\GraphQLAPI\PostTypes\GraphQLAccessControlListPostType; |
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use GraphQLAPI\GraphQLAPI\PostTypes\GraphQLSchemaConfigurationPostType; |
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use GraphQLAPI\GraphQLAPI\PostTypes\GraphQLFieldDeprecationListPostType; |
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use GraphQLAPI\GraphQLAPI\ModuleResolvers\EndpointFunctionalityModuleResolver; |
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use GraphQLAPI\GraphQLAPI\ModuleResolvers\VersioningFunctionalityModuleResolver; |
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use GraphQLAPI\GraphQLAPI\ModuleResolvers\PerformanceFunctionalityModuleResolver; |
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use GraphQLAPI\GraphQLAPI\ModuleResolvers\AccessControlFunctionalityModuleResolver; |
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use GraphQLAPI\GraphQLAPI\ModuleResolvers\UserInterfaceFunctionalityModuleResolver; |
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use GraphQLAPI\GraphQLAPI\Blocks\AccessControlRuleBlocks\AccessControlUserRolesBlock; |
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use GraphQLAPI\GraphQLAPI\Blocks\AccessControlRuleBlocks\AccessControlUserStateBlock; |
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use GraphQLAPI\GraphQLAPI\Blocks\AccessControlRuleBlocks\AccessControlDisableAccessBlock; |
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use GraphQLAPI\GraphQLAPI\ModuleResolvers\SchemaConfigurationFunctionalityModuleResolver; |
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use GraphQLAPI\GraphQLAPI\Blocks\AccessControlRuleBlocks\AccessControlUserCapabilitiesBlock; |
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use WP_Upgrader; |
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class Plugin |
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{ |
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/** |
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* Plugin's namespace |
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*/ |
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public const NAMESPACE = __NAMESPACE__; |
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/** |
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* Transient to indicate if plugin was just updated |
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*/ |
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public const TRANSIENT_PLUGIN_UPDATED = 'graphql-api-plugin-updated'; |
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/** |
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* Plugin set-up, executed immediately when loading the plugin. |
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* There are three stages for this plugin, and for each extension plugin: |
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* `setup`, `initialize` and `boot`. |
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* |
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* This is because: |
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* - The plugin must execute its logic before the extensions |
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* - The services can't be booted before all services have been initialized |
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* |
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* To attain the needed order, we execute them using hook "plugins_loaded": |
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* |
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* 1. GraphQL API => setup(): immediately |
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* 2. GraphQL API extensions => setup(): priority 0 |
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* 3. GraphQL API => initialize(): priority 5 |
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* 4. GraphQL API extensions => initialize(): priority 10 |
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* 5. GraphQL API => boot(): priority 15 |
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* 6. GraphQL API extensions => boot(): priority 20 |
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* |
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* @return void |
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*/ |
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public function setup(): void |
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{ |
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// Functions to execute when activating/deactivating the plugin |
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\register_deactivation_hook(\GRAPHQL_API_PLUGIN_FILE, [$this, 'deactivate']); |
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/** |
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* PoP depends on hook "init" to set-up the endpoint rewrite, |
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* as in function `addRewriteEndpoints` in `AbstractEndpointHandler` |
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* However, activating the plugin takes place AFTER hooks "plugins_loaded" |
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* and "init". Hence, the code cannot flush the rewrite_rules when the plugin |
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* is activated, and any non-default GraphQL endpoint is not set. |
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* |
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* The solution (hack) is to check if the plugin has just been installed, |
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* and then apply the logic, on every request in the admin! |
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* @see https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/register_activation_hook/#process-flow |
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$isPluginJustActivatedOptionName = 'graphql-api-activated-plugin'; |
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\register_activation_hook( |
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\GRAPHQL_API_PLUGIN_FILE, |
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function () use ($isPluginJustActivatedOptionName): void { |
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// Flag to indicate that the plugin has been activated |
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\add_option($isPluginJustActivatedOptionName, true); |
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// This is the proper activation logic |
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$this->activate(); |
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} |
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\add_action( |
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'admin_init', |
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function () use ($isPluginJustActivatedOptionName): void { |
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// If the flag is there, it's the first screen after activating the plugin |
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if (\is_admin() && \get_option($isPluginJustActivatedOptionName) == true) { |
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// Delete the flag |
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\delete_option($isPluginJustActivatedOptionName); |
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// Required logic after plugin is activated |
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\flush_rewrite_rules(); |
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// On updates only: Show a link to view the new version's release notes |
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// Check if there is a transient indicating that the plugin was updated |
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$pluginUpdatedTransient = \get_transient(self::TRANSIENT_PLUGIN_UPDATED); |
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if ($pluginUpdatedTransient) { |
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delete_transient(self::TRANSIENT_PLUGIN_UPDATED); |
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// If updating either MAJOR or MINOR versions, show admin notice |
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// No need for PATCH versions |
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$currentMinorReleaseVersion = $this->getMinorReleaseVersion(\GRAPHQL_API_VERSION); |
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$previousMinorReleaseVersion = $this->getMinorReleaseVersion($pluginUpdatedTransient); |
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if ($currentMinorReleaseVersion != $previousMinorReleaseVersion) { |
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$this->showReleaseNotesInAdminNotice(); |
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} |
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* On updates only: Show a link to view the new version's release notes |
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* @see https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Action_Reference/upgrader_process_complete |
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add_action( |
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* Wait until "plugins_loaded" to initialize the plugin, because: |
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* - Allow other plugins to inject their own functionality |
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\add_action('plugins_loaded', [$this, 'initialize'], 5); |
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\add_action('plugins_loaded', [$this, 'boot'], 15); |
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* This function runs when WordPress completes its upgrade process |
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* If this plugin is updated, it sets a transient flag |
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public function checkIsPluginUpgraded(WP_Upgrader $upgrader_object, array $options): void |
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// If an update has taken place and the updated type is plugins and the plugins element exists, |
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$options['action'] == 'install' |
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\set_transient(self::TRANSIENT_PLUGIN_UPDATED, \GRAPHQL_API_VERSION); |
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protected function showReleaseNotesInAdminNotice(): void |
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\add_action('admin_enqueue_scripts', function () { |
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$aboutMenuPage = $instanceManager->getInstance(AboutMenuPage::class); |
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$minorReleaseVersion = $this->getMinorReleaseVersion(\GRAPHQL_API_VERSION); |
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$url = \admin_url(sprintf( |
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'admin.php?page=%s&%s=%s&%s=%s&TB_iframe=true', |
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$aboutMenuPage->getScreenID(), |
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sprintf( |
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__('Plugin <strong>GraphQL API for WordPress</strong> has been updated to version <code>%s</code>. <a href="%s" class="%s">Check out what\'s new</a>.', 'graphql-api'), |
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$url, |
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protected function getMinorReleaseVersion(string $version): string |
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* Plugin initialization, executed on hook "plugins_loaded" |
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* to wait for all extensions to be loaded |
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public function initialize(): void |
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* Watch out! If we are in the Modules page and enabling/disabling |
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* a module, then already take that new state! |
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* This is because `maybeProcessAction`, which is where modules are |
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* enabled/disabled, must be executed before PluginConfiguration::initialize(), |
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* which is where the plugin reads if a module is enabled/disabled as to |
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// We can create a new instances of ModulesMenuPage because |
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// its instantiation produces no side-effects |
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$modulesMenuPage = new ModulesMenuPage(); |
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if (isset($_GET['page']) && $_GET['page'] == $modulesMenuPage->getScreenID()) { |
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// Configure the plugin. This defines hooks to set environment variables, |
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// Component configuration |
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$skipSchemaComponentClasses = PluginConfiguration::getSkippingSchemaComponentClasses(); |
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// Initialize the plugin's Component and, with it, |
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// all its dependencies from PoP |
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ComponentLoader::initializeComponents( |
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public function boot(): void |
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// Boot all PoP components, from this plugin and all extensions |
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ComponentLoader::bootComponents(); |
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$instanceManager = InstanceManagerFacade::getInstance(); |
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$moduleRegistry = ModuleRegistryFacade::getInstance(); |
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$menuServiceClasses = ContainerBuilderUtils::getServiceClassesUnderNamespace(__NAMESPACE__ . '\\Admin\\Menus'); |
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$service->initialize(); |
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$endpointResolverServiceClasses = ContainerBuilderUtils::getServiceClassesUnderNamespace(__NAMESPACE__ . '\\Admin\\EndpointResolvers'); |
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foreach ($endpointResolverServiceClasses as $serviceClass) { |
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$taxonomyServiceClasses = ContainerBuilderUtils::getServiceClassesUnderNamespace(__NAMESPACE__ . '\\Taxonomies'); |
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foreach ($taxonomyServiceClasses as $serviceClass) { |
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$service->initialize(); |
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* Initialize Post Types manually to control in what order they are added to the menu |
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*/ |
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$postTypeServiceClassModules = [ |
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GraphQLEndpointPostType::class => EndpointFunctionalityModuleResolver::CUSTOM_ENDPOINTS, |
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GraphQLPersistedQueryPostType::class => EndpointFunctionalityModuleResolver::PERSISTED_QUERIES, |
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GraphQLSchemaConfigurationPostType::class => SchemaConfigurationFunctionalityModuleResolver::SCHEMA_CONFIGURATION, |
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GraphQLAccessControlListPostType::class => AccessControlFunctionalityModuleResolver::ACCESS_CONTROL, |
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GraphQLCacheControlListPostType::class => PerformanceFunctionalityModuleResolver::CACHE_CONTROL, |
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GraphQLFieldDeprecationListPostType::class => VersioningFunctionalityModuleResolver::FIELD_DEPRECATION, |
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]; |
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foreach ($postTypeServiceClassModules as $serviceClass => $module) { |
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// Check that the corresponding module is enabled |
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if ($moduleRegistry->isModuleEnabled($module)) { |
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/** |
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* @var AbstractPostType |
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*/ |
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$service = $instanceManager->getInstance($serviceClass); |
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$service->initialize(); |
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} |
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} |
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/** |
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* Editor Scripts |
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* They are all used to show the Welcome Guide |
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*/ |
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if ($moduleRegistry->isModuleEnabled(UserInterfaceFunctionalityModuleResolver::WELCOME_GUIDES)) { |
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$editorScriptServiceClasses = ContainerBuilderUtils::getServiceClassesUnderNamespace(__NAMESPACE__ . '\\EditorScripts'); |
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foreach ($editorScriptServiceClasses as $serviceClass) { |
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/** |
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* @var AbstractEditorScript |
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*/ |
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$service = $instanceManager->getInstance($serviceClass); |
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$service->initialize(); |
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} |
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} |
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/** |
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* Blocks |
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* The GraphiQL Block may be overriden to GraphiQLWithExplorerBlock |
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*/ |
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$blockServiceClasses = ContainerBuilderUtils::getServiceClassesUnderNamespace(__NAMESPACE__ . '\\Blocks', false); |
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foreach ($blockServiceClasses as $serviceClass) { |
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/** |
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* @var AbstractBlock |
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*/ |
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$service = $instanceManager->getInstance($serviceClass); |
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$service->initialize(); |
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} |
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/** |
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* Access Control Nested Blocks |
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* Register them one by one, as to disable them if module is disabled |
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*/ |
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$accessControlRuleBlockServiceClassModules = [ |
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AccessControlDisableAccessBlock::class => AccessControlFunctionalityModuleResolver::ACCESS_CONTROL_RULE_DISABLE_ACCESS, |
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AccessControlUserStateBlock::class => AccessControlFunctionalityModuleResolver::ACCESS_CONTROL_RULE_USER_STATE, |
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AccessControlUserRolesBlock::class => AccessControlFunctionalityModuleResolver::ACCESS_CONTROL_RULE_USER_ROLES, |
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AccessControlUserCapabilitiesBlock::class => AccessControlFunctionalityModuleResolver::ACCESS_CONTROL_RULE_USER_CAPABILITIES, |
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]; |
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foreach ($accessControlRuleBlockServiceClassModules as $serviceClass => $module) { |
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if ($moduleRegistry->isModuleEnabled($module)) { |
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/** |
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* @var AbstractBlock |
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*/ |
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$service = $instanceManager->getInstance($serviceClass); |
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$service->initialize(); |
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} |
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} |
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/** |
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* Block categories |
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*/ |
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$blockCategoryServiceClasses = ContainerBuilderUtils::getServiceClassesUnderNamespace(__NAMESPACE__ . '\\BlockCategories'); |
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foreach ($blockCategoryServiceClasses as $serviceClass) { |
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/** |
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* @var AbstractBlockCategory |
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*/ |
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$service = $instanceManager->getInstance($serviceClass); |
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$service->initialize(); |
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} |
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} |
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/** |
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* Get permalinks to work when activating the plugin |
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* |
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* @see https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/register_post_type#Flushing_Rewrite_on_Activation |
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* @return void |
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*/ |
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public function activate(): void |
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{ |
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// Initialize the timestamp |
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$userSettingsManager = UserSettingsManagerFacade::getInstance(); |
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$userSettingsManager->storeTimestamp(); |
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} |
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/** |
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* Remove permalinks when deactivating the plugin |
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* |
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* @see https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/plugin-basics/activation-deactivation-hooks/ |
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* @return void |
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*/ |
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public function deactivate(): void |
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{ |
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// First, unregister the post type, so the rules are no longer in memory. |
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$instanceManager = InstanceManagerFacade::getInstance(); |
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$postTypeObjects = array_map( |
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function ($serviceClass) use ($instanceManager): AbstractPostType { |
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/** |
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* @var AbstractPostType |
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*/ |
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$postTypeObject = $instanceManager->getInstance($serviceClass); |
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return $postTypeObject; |
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}, |
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ContainerBuilderUtils::getServiceClassesUnderNamespace(__NAMESPACE__ . '\\PostTypes') |
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); |
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foreach ($postTypeObjects as $postTypeObject) { |
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$postTypeObject->unregisterPostType(); |
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} |
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// Then, clear the permalinks to remove the post type's rules from the database. |
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\flush_rewrite_rules(); |
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// Remove the timestamp |
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$userSettingsManager = UserSettingsManagerFacade::getInstance(); |
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$userSettingsManager->removeTimestamp(); |
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} |
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} |
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