- Get Local Storage saving logic to be just as smooth as if it were Redux. -t0L08
- Add more dummy components which are viewable on the slot fill area on the editor side. At the moment there are only one of these components showing on the editor side.
- Add a check when local storage does not equal the API because the API is the true source of truth. This would trigger a re-render to make sure what’s on the screen reflects the source of truth within the API.
- Submit EC to WooCommerce Marketplace -y5397
- Change Newsletter Subscription to Control Panel on the Control Panel area.
New Day: Sat Mar 18 2023 13:16:48 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time)
I also have to make a demo site but I don’t feel like making a WordPress site for this so I’ll probably end up making a SPA for the checkout and edit checkout page to demonstrate functionality.
y5397: Script for walk through video
Step 1: Get the plugin on your computer and upload it to the WordPress website.
Step 2: Activate plugin
Step 3: Go to edit page of the Checkout.
Step 4: Click on Control Panel and customize settings.
Step 5: Go to checkout page, refresh a couple of times to see changes.
Video Link here
New Day: Sun Mar 19 2023 10:57:23 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time)
Okay, so I have to figure out how to make a demo site for a Gutenberg component.
I would like something like this but the Extended Checkout editor view will be available.
Okay, so I am going to attempt to, run a WordPress Gutenberg component outside of WordPress.
New Day: Thu Mar 23 2023 10:30:13 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time)
I submitted EC but I got the following errors.
$ cd /srv/; composer i; /srv/vendor/bin/phpcs --standard=/srv/phpcs-rulesets/full.xml --warning-severity=0 --report-source --report-xml=/phpcs-report.xml --ignore-annotations --extensions=php,html /tmp/product
extended-checkout has failed (non-zero exit code) for 'checking the code with phpcs':
PHP CODE SNIFFER VIOLATION SOURCE SUMMARY
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STANDARD CATEGORY SNIFF COUNT
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[x] Generic White space Disallow space indent spaces 874
[x] Generic Functions Opening function brace kernig 49
[x] Squiz Functions Function declaration argument 24
[x] Squiz Strings Double quote usage not requir 7
[ ] WordPres Security Escape output output not esca 7
[x] Generic Classes Opening brace same line brace 4
[ ] Generic Naming conventions Upper case constant name cons 4
[ ] PHPCompa Operators New operators t_coalesce foun 4
[ ] WordPres PHP Yoda conditions not yoda 4
[ ] WordPres Security Validated sanitized input inp 2
[ ] WordPres Security Validated sanitized input inp 1
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A TOTAL OF 980 SNIFF VIOLATIONS WERE FOUND IN 11 SOURCES
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PHPCBF CAN FIX THE 5 MARKED SOURCES AUTOMATICALLY (958 VIOLATIONS IN TOTAL)
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Time: 1.44 secs; Memory: 16MBOkay, so I have 63 errors in my php code via phpcs, so I have to go back into the codebase and fix all of these errors.
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The WPCS is confusing can’t even get a silence is golden index.php file to work.
Looking at this example.
I’m trying to find php code sniffers and some are having an issue with finding the right path for phpcs command but this one seems to work all the time.
New Day: Sat Mar 25 2023 14:19:37 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time)
Trying to setup phpcs/WPCS for Linux Mint on VS Code and this article helped:
You can check the most important WC sniffs with:
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I guess you just gotta submit again from scratch if something doesn’t go right and fails.
New Day: Sun Mar 26 2023 12:32:52 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time)
I could put a link to the GitHub post which is a call for my product to be created.
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I just de-sniffed all of my php files and I don’t feel like testing (by hand) all of the functionality I tested before so here’s what I want to do:
Okay, so, ideally I would just be able to like be able to like render the web browser and then like go to like the URL on my local machine and it’ll return what’s in between a div tag which I say what’s in the div tag
So kind of like how you would do a postman request or a cURL and it returns the html of the url put in, it would the parse through and look for html element of my choosing.
So this is how you do it:
Make sure the number in add-to-cart is a number which is a valid product id for a product.
2nd to last step:
curl -X POST -d 'add-to-cart=83' -c cookie.txt http://siterebuild3.local/
Last step:
curl -b cookie.txt http://siterebuild3.local/checkout/
Seeing what’s in the checkout page, I need to work hard to get that checkout page as small as plausible to make it easier for me to consume.
There’s so much boilerplate/cruft that I’m probably going to have to make a “clean space” to put the outputs I want.
I wonder what the checkout page would look like on a minimum theme, no styling, just enough to get the checkout page to show.
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I tried to submit the plugin but I ran into an error because I’ve yet to delete the vendor folder for composer.
In order for the submission process to detect this error they had to use the following command:
/srv/php-malware-finder-master/php-malware-finder/yara.php /tmp/product_clone So I guess I need to lookup composer packages which search your project for malware.
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Apparently, you have to add a changelog file, which I’m guessing is a readme.txt with the information of what has been changed.
I wish I could’ve seen this repo sooner:
New Day: Mon Mar 27 2023 11:07:47 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time)
Okay, I submitted the plugin and now it’s waiting under business review. I would like to have a bash file which runs ALL of the automated commands to pass the code review process for WooCommerce.