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DeliveryPlus was born out of a need for a clean, easy to use and native delivery method for WooCommerce. This plugin doesn’t add any additional tabs to the WordPress menu bar, instead sitting neatly inside of WooCommerce’s shipping options as it should, appearing like any other.

Each delivery option can opt to provide a method of calculation, with the available tools displayed on screen, and the ability to filter if the delivery option appears in the checkout under certain conditions.

The functionality can be extended if the plugin detects Gravity Forms installed, and allows you to pick a form to be displayed on the checkout if your delivery option is selected. Upon order submit, the details are saved and are visible inside of the order view of the WooCommerce admin.

Again, if you have Advanced Custom Fields installed, you can create custom fields which appear inside of the shipping admin area and, with custom code, can be used to create an advanced shipping section on a custom theme.

\n","installation":"

The plugin installs in the standard WordPress fashion. Typically use the Plugins and then Add New and search for the plugin. Or, the manual way:

Upload the plugin directory to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress

\n","faq":"\n

\nDoes it work with any other form plugin?\n\n

Not at the moment

\nDo I need the pro version of Advanced Custom Fields?\n\n

\nDoes it work with any other custom fields plugin?\n\n

Not at the moment

\n\n","changelog":"

1.0

Initial Release

1.1

Ability to remove conditions if added by mistake
SubTotal condition added
Bugs fixed
Test Suite added

1.2

Total number of items filter
Each product can choose which delivery options apply to itself (optional)

1.2.1

Bugfix

1.3

Actually works without Advanced Custom Fields
Rate per each shipping class

1.4

Change which options apply to a product to override filters

1.5

Allow overrides to be a filter

1.6

Shipping class improve functionality
Fix enabled bug
Precise location filter

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A typical shipping method
$\"A$
A Gravity Form inside of checkout

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Extend the REST-API to work with WordPress Media-Library. Organize images in Folders. Add and Update images including Metadata and Posts using the images. Access with Authorization only.
\nThis plugin extends the REST-API of WordPress to directly access the Media-Library for Images. It is intended to be used together with a Lightroom Plugin or as a stand-alone interface for headless WordPress. The new REST-API endpoints (functions) allow to add additional metadata to images, update existing metadata or update images completely without changing the WordPress-ID. Images may be added to the standard directory hierarchy of wordpress or to an additional folder which allows better organization and searching for images.

Authorization

With this plugin ALL requests to the REST-API of wordpress require an authorization method in the https-header. It is no longer possible to even read data via the REST-API. There are different authorization methods:

\n
Use your WP-Admin Username and Password + username + Basic-Auth
\nThis function is not provided by this plugin. There are plugins that allow Basic-Auth. It works fine with https. Never use it together with http. Your administrator username and password will be submitted to the internet.
\n
\n
Use WP REST application password + Basic auth
\nThis works only with wordpress 5.6+ and may be used together with Basic-Auth. The setting is only provided if your website runs with https. So, use it only together with https (see above). I prefer this method and recommend to update to at least WP 5.6. There is a setting to use this method together with http, but this is not recommended.
\nProcess:
\n
- Login to your wordpress-site
- Go to Admin-Panel > User > Profile
- Scroll down to “Application Passwords”
- Provide a useful name for the application in the field underneath
- Click the button “add new application password”
- The new password will be shown. Copy it immediately and store it! It won’t be shown again. Remove the spaces from the password.
- Use the username of the admin and the new generated password in the https-header to access to wordpress
\n
\n
OAuth2
\nUse existing plugins for the OAuth2 process. Best security compared to the other methods but very complicated to implement on the application side.
\n

Usage (detailed list of endpoints and REST-API-fields)

REST-API-fields
\nThe additional fields are available with the standard REST-API Endpoint: https://www.example.com/wp-json/wp/v2/media

1.1 Field ‘gallery’
\nThis field may be used to organize images in galleries. The wordpress standard Media-Library does not provide a sorting scheme to organize images in galleries or topics. So -provided the gallery-plugin supports it- this is a simple way to organize images. Together with the plugin ‘AdvancedCustomFields’ it is possible to search for this field (or others).

1.2 Field ‘gallery_sort’
\nThis field may be used for custom sorting of images shown in an image-slider or gallery. Only Integer values are allowed. Only useable with a plugin that supports this.
\nSee for instance: https://github.com/MartinvonBerg/Fotorama-Leaflet-Elevation.

1.3 Field ‘md5_original_file’
\nThis is an array that provides the MD5-hash-value (checksum) and the file size of the original image file. This data is used for the update process to check prior to the upload whether an image was changed or not. It’s intention is to reduce network load during update process.

1.4 Example JSON-snippet of the REST-API output for the above mentioned fields

“gallery”: “Albums”,
\n“gallery_sort”: “16”,
\n“md5_original_file”: {
\n “MD5”: “FCB639BB8191716A829F7B007056945B”,
\n “size”: 509168
\n},

How to get this: Open you browser and type https://www.your-domain.whatever/wp-json/wp/v2/media. Use Firefox to get a formatted output of the response. You have to be logged in to get the response.

1.5 How to write the fields:
\nWriting the fields is only possible with authorization. So, check the ‘authorization’ section before. This may be tested with ‘postman’, a great software for testing http(s)-requests.

Example https-request with POST-method:
\nhttps://www.your-domain.whatever/wp-json/wp/v2/media/666?gallery=test-gallery

New functionality behind this request
\nA POST-request with ‘alt_text’ and / or ‘caption’ will change the content of ALL posts using that image. The ‘alt_text’ and the ‘caption’ are updated if they are used in
\ngutenberg blocks ‘image’, ‘gallery’ and ‘media-with-text’. Note: There are many, many other blocks, images, galleries around. For these I couldn’t realize the update of ‘alt-text’ and ‘caption’.

New Parameter for the above POST-request
\nAdd ?docaption=true to the http request and update ALL captions in the content, too. The ‘alt_text’ is always changed in the content, because IMO there could be only one alt_text for an image.
\nBut, the caption may depend on the context, so it is up to the user, to change it automatically for all posts or not.

Mind: It is NOT required to use quotes around the value (here: test-gallery). If you use quotes, they will be used as part of the string in the field gallery.

1.6 Note on REST-API output
\nIt is possible to reduce the REST-API output to dedicated fields. This is much better for overview and reducing net-load.
\nExample:
\nThe https GET-Request
\n‘https://example.com/wp-json/wp/v2/media/?_fields=id,gallery’
\nprovides this response:

[
\n {
\n “id”: 5013,
\n “gallery”: “Albums4”
\n },
\n {
\n “id”: 5012,
\n “gallery”: “Albums4”
\n },
\n {
\n “id”: 5011,
\n “gallery”: “Foto_Albums/Albums3”
\n },
\n {
\n “id”: 4932,
\n “gallery”: “Foto_Albums/Franken-Dennenlohe”
\n },
\n {
\n “id”: 4930,
\n “gallery”: “Foto_Albums/Franken-Dennenlohe”
\n },
\n {
\n “id”: 4929,
\n “gallery”: “Foto_Albums/Franken-Dennenlohe”
\n },
\n {
\n “id”: 4928,
\n “gallery”: “Foto_Albums/Franken-Dennenlohe”
\n },
\n {
\n “id”: 4927,
\n “gallery”: “Foto_Albums/Franken-Dennenlohe”
\n },
\n {
\n “id”: 4926,
\n “gallery”: “Foto_Albums/Franken-Dennenlohe”
\n },
\n {
\n “id”: 4925,
\n “gallery”: “Foto_Albums/Franken-Dennenlohe”
\n }
\n]

New REST-API-Endpoints (aka functions)

2.1 extmedialib/v1/update/(?P[\\d]+)
\nFunction to update images. Only integer values will be accepted for the ‘id’.

2.1.1 GET-method to extmedialib/v1/update/(?P[\\d]+)
\nThis function is just there for completeness. It provides some information for an existing image. The response to a GET-method to …/wp-json/extmedialib/v1/update/ is the following:

{\n\"message\": \"You requested update of original Image with ID 5013 with GET-Method. Please update with POST-Method.\",\n\"original-file\": \"C:\\\\Bitnami\\\\wordpress-5.2.2-0\\\\apps\\\\wordpress\\\\htdocs/wp-content/uploads/Albums4/Friaul_2019_10-169_DxO.jpg\",\n\"md5_original_file\": \"01CE0E6A16954C87586E9BF16044FDA0\",\n\"max_upload_size\": \"41943040 bytes\"\n}\n

If the given wordpress-id does not exist it returns with http status-code 404.

2.1.2 POST-method to extmedialib/v1/update/(?P[\\d]+)
\nThis function updates the complete image including metadata. The given wordpress-id remains unchanged. Only the image-files that belong to that wordpress-id will be updated. All image sub-sizes will be regenerated. All metadata will be updated according to the EXIF-data in the provided image. To complete the update process it is required to set the fields ‘title’, ‘caption’, ‘alt_text’ and ‘description’ with the standard REST-API-methods (see above). The function ‘update_meta’ is included.

Note on image resizing: WordPress sets the standard resize quality to 82%. A setting of 100% was tested but with that the image-files were rather big.
\nThe setting may be changed in the PHP-code only. Up to now there is now administration panel for the settings of this plugin. A programatical setting was added for that in version 0.0.18.

Note on image size: WordPress scales all images with pixel length (long side) greater than 2560 pixels down to this size. The bigger images will be stored in the ../uploads-directory but NOT used for the wordpress pages. So, it is not useful to upload images bigger than 2560 pixels. This may be changed by setting the ‘big_image_size_threshold’ by a dedicated hook. This is out of scope of this plugin.

Header for POST-method
\nTo define the content-type the following fields have to be added to the header:
\n {field=’Content-Disposition’, value=’form-data; filename=<newfile.jpg>’ },
\n {field=’Content-Type’, value=’image/jpeg’},
\n OR
\n {field=’Content-Type’, value=’image/webp’},

Body for POST-method
\nThe new Webp- or JPG-file has to be provided in the body as binary string. Checks in mime-type and size are done to prevent the user from uploading wrong data.

New Parameter for the POST-request
\nAdd ‘?changemime=true to the http request and update the file with one that does have another mime-type.

2.2 extmedialib/v1/update_meta/(?P[\\d]+)
\nFunction to update metadata of images. Only integer values will be accepted for the id.

2.2.1 GET-method to extmedialib/v1/update_meta/(?P[\\d]+)
\nThis function is just there for completeness.
\nThe response to a GET-method to ‘…/wp-json/extmedialib/v1/update_meta/wordpress-id’ is not executed. It may be used to check whether the image with the given wordpress-id is available. The response provides the http-status-code 405, if so. This could be done with a standard REST-request, too.

2.2.2 POST-method to extmedialib/v1/update_meta/(?P[\\d]+)
\nThis function updates the metadata of an existing image. It does not access the metadata that may be easily changed with the standard REST-API methods of wordpress (see there). It is only done if the ‘wordpress-id’ is a valid image and was added to the media-library before. For Jpegs it does NOT change ‘aperture, camera, created_timestamp, focal_length, iso, shutter_speed and orientation’. It is not very useful to change this data for an existing jpg-image. As the data is NOT set by WP for webp-images it is possible to add this data for Webp-Images now. The update or addition is done with a valid JSON-body and the respective settings in the http-header.

Header for POST-method
\nTo define the content-type the following fields have to be added to the header:
\n {field=’Content-Type’, value=’application/json’}

Example Body for POST-method
\n The JSON has to be formatted like that:
\n {
\n “image_meta”: {
\n “credit”: “Martin von Berg”,
\n “caption”: “Test-caption”,
\n “copyright”: “Copyright by Martin von Berg”,
\n “title”: “Auffahrt zum Vallone d`Urtier”,
\n “keywords”: [
\n “Aosta”,
\n “Aostatal”,
\n “Berge”,
\n “Bike”,
\n “Italien”,
\n “Sommer”,
\n “Wald”,
\n “Wiese”,
\n “forest”,
\n “italy”,
\n “lärche”,
\n “meadow”,
\n “mountains”,
\n “summer”
\n ]
\n }
\n }

All fields that are provided in the JSON will be changed. Empty fields will reset the content to an empty string “”.

2.3 extmedialib/v1/addtofolder/(?P[a-zA-Z0-9\\/\-_]*)
\nThis function stores images aside the wordpress standard folders but make them available in the media-library by generating a new wordpress-id. The ‘folder’ must not contain other characters than a-z, A-Z, 0-9, _ and -.

2.3.1 GET-method to extmedialib/v1/addtofolder/(?P[a-zA-Z0-9\\/\-_]*)
\nThis function is just there for completeness and simple checking. The response to a GET-method to ‘…/wp-json/extmedialib/v1/addtofolder/foldername’ simply gives the information whether the folder already exists or not.

2.3.2 POST-method to extmedialib/v1/addtofolder/(?P[a-zA-Z0-9\\/\-_]*)
\nWith the POST-method an image will be added to the given folder and with a new wordpress id. The response provides the new id and some basic information about the added image file.

Header for POST-method
\nTo define the content-type the following fields have to be added to the header:
\n {field=’Content-Disposition’, value=’form-data; filename='<newfile.jpg> },
\n {field=’Content-Type’, value=’image/jpeg’},
\n OR
\n {field=’Content-Type’, value=’image/webp’},

Body for POST-method
\nThe new JPG-file has to be provided in the body as binary string. Checks for mime-type and size are done to prevent the user from uploading wrong images.

2.4 extmedialib/v1/addfromfolder/(?P[a-zA-Z0-9\\/\-_]*)
\nThis function adds already uploaded images to the media-library. This is useful for images that were uploaded with ftp before. The ‘folder’ must not contain other characters than a-z, A-Z, 0-9, _ and -.

2.4.1 GET-method to extmedialib/v1/addfromfolder/(?P[a-zA-Z0-9\\/\-_]*)
\nThis method gives information about the folder content. If existing and not empty the folder content will be provided as an array. The array provides now the id’s and original-files that are already in the media-library.

2.4.2 POST-method to extmedialib/v1/addfromfolder/(?P[a-zA-Z0-9\\/\-_]*)
\nWith the POST-method all images from the given ‘folder’ will be added to the media-library. Image-Files that were already added before from THAT dedicated folder will be skipped. The response contains an JSON-array with IDs to be stored in the application (e.g. Lightroom) for later access. Mind that this might be a long running process. If it runs too long it will be stopped by the server and the addition is NOT complete. So, the recommendation is to do this step by step, e.g. 10 images maximum per step.

Tests

3.0 Linting with phpstan
\nCode quality was checked with phpstan and WP extensions ‘szepeviktor/phpstan-wordpress’ and ‘phpstan/extension-installer’.
\nLevel 5 is OK except 19 remaining Errors. These were carefully reviewed and regarded as OK.
\nCommand: php .\\vendor\\phpstan\\phpstan\\phpstan analyse classes inc .\\wp_wpcat_json_rest.php –memory-limit 1G

3.1. Unit-Tests
\nMeaningful Unit-Tests are now done with PHPUnit. The files are located in ./tests.

3.2. Integration Test
\nWell, IMO this is mainly the (de-)installation procedure for the plugins. Tested manually. Works

3.3 System Test
\nThe plugin is now ‘completely’ system tested with a new python test suite (PTS). The PTS uses pytest and a bunch of other python modules that have to be installed in the Python environment.
\nI tried to reach a ‘branch coverage’ of 100% concerning the functional branches. It’s almost impossible to test the paths that were implemented for very special
\nerrors on the server (domain of unit tests). The testdata contains *.webp and *.jpg files with different sizes. The use cases are ‘upload image file’, ‘change metadata’, ‘change mime type’,
\n‘update image file’, ‘create posts (Gutenberg: image, gallery, image-with-text )’ and ‘delete’. Tests were conducted on a local and remote site. Additionally I
\nchecked the results of query monitor for every REST-request that uses a function from me. No PHP-errors at all. So, all tests passed. I could not
\nclaim a code coverage of 100% or even a test coverage of 100%. That is almost impossible.

3.3.1 How to repeat the system test
\n– Install an empty, new WP site
\n– Install this plugin
\n– Install Query Monitor plugin
\n– Clone the complete code from github to your local site
\n– change the directory to the …./test directory in the cloned repository
\n– provide a wp_site.json as described in ./test/test_rest-api.py
\n– run the basic tests with: pytest -k ‘basic’
\n– The first run wil fail for one test if the required ‘testfolder’ did not exist on the server.
\n– Once more: run the basic tests with: pytest -k ‘basic’. should be 100% PASSED now.
\n– Check your WP-testsite and delete the generated image(s)
\n– run the full test with: pytest -k ‘testimage or testfield or testpost or cleanup’
\n– check the testreport.html after the test
\n– OR
\n– run the full test and stop it after the post generation with
\n– pytest -k ‘testimage or testfield or testpost or cleanup or testwait’ -s
\n– check visually that all posts with image, gallery, image-with-text have flipped images (except one with changed mime-type)
\n– continue the test with Enter to delete all generated images, posts etc. from WordPress
\n– OR run
\n– pytest -k ‘testimage or testfield or testpost’ –> here you have to delete all generated images, posts etc. from WordPress manually
\n– NOTE: Sometimes the test_clean_up() function does not delete all files in the ./testfolder on the server. Don’t know why.
\n– So it is better to check that folder ./testfolder is really empty if the test fails.
\n– Finally, all tests should be PASSED and GREEN.

Credits

This plugin uses the great work from:

wordpress for coding hints: https://de.wordpress.org/
authorization hints: https://developer.wordpress.org/rest-api/frequently-asked-questions/
Enable Media Replacer: https://de.wordpress.org/plugins/enable-media-replace/ I’m using two classes of this great plugin to handle the link updates.
PHPunit and BrainMonkey for Testing

\n","installation":"

Visit the plugins page on your Admin-page and click ‘Add New’
Search for ‘wp_wpcat_json_rest’, or ‘JSON’ and ‘REST’
Once found, click on ‘Install’
Go to the plugins page and activate the plugin

\n","faq":"

There are no FAQs just yet.

\n","changelog":"

0.0.1 to 0.0.6

Development phase

0.0.7

First working release: 1.04.2020

0.0.8

Translation of comments. Preparation for wordpress.org Plugin-directory

0.0.9

Adaptations for publish to wordpress.org Plugin-directory\n
- implemented namespace for the plugin
- changed define to const (only const is in the namespace, define not)
- changed the REST-namespace
- removed all wpcat and wp_ – prefixes for plugin-code, except in comments
- GET – /addfromfolder provides now a list with id’s and original-files that are already added to the media-library
- changed permission callbacks to is_user_logged_in
- added required = true to args of rest-route-functions
- added authorization required for complete REST-API
- fixed md5_original_file request for deleted files in folder, but still in media-library
\n

0.0.10

Removed minor inconsistencies at the rest_field definitions

0.0.11

added namespace to inner functions

0.0.12

set resize quality back to standard value (82). Images were too big!

0.0.13

Readme updated. No functional change.
2020-02-12: Test with WP5.6.1 an PHP8.0 on live site: no errors reported. Works!
PHP-Compatibility check with phpcs. Compatible from PHP 5.4 – 8.0. But keep PHP 7.0 as minimum version
Update to keep some WP coding guideline. But still not all! Only partially done.

0.0.14

Readme and docblocks updated.
Added functionality to handle webp images as well. Tested with WP 5.8-RC4 test version.

0.0.15

Update function updated! The update includes now also ALL posts that are using the updated image. All links are changed to the new links.
The plugin is partly re-using the great work of ‘Enable Media Replacer’ that solved the task already for manual updates via the frontend.
Aditionally the ‘alt-text’ and the ‘caption’ are updated if the are used in gutenberg blocks ‘image’, ‘gallery’ and ‘media-with-text’.
Important: There are many, many other blocks, images, galleries around. For these I couldn’t realize the update of ‘alt-text’ and ‘caption’.
BUT: The links are updated!
Code quality check with phpstan: level 5 is OK except 19 remaining Errors. These were carefully checked and regarded as OK. Minor changes to reach level 5.

0.0.16

Bug-Fix for Image Update with same filename. Python testcase added for that and successfully tested.

0.0.17

Just a new tag for SVN upload test

0.0.18

*Code-Rework:
\n* loaded updated emrFile.php from github
\n* split helper functions in several files and renamed /inc to /includes
\n* simplified loading of WP-Error class
\n* added a programatical filter for image quality. Standard is now 80 for jpeg and 40 for webp.
\n* tested the whole bunch of changes with the python-test-suite and Lightroom.
\n* The further code rework acc. to: https://carlalexander.ca/designing-system-wordpress-rest-api-endpoints/ or
\n* https://torquemag.io/2018/03/advanced-oop-wordpress-customizing-rest-api-endpoints-improve-wordpress-search/ looks very promising but won’t be done.

0.0.19

Just a new tag for SVN upload test

0.1.0

Rework of the image update function (endpoint of POST-Request /update/): The function updates the image FILE only and the filename if provided in POST request.
Content, description, alt-text, parent ASO are now kept and no longer overwritten.
Change the modified date, only and not the published date on changes. Valid for image and post that uses it.
Set the slug and permalink according to title, if the title is changed.
If the title of the old image was different from the filename than title will be kept. All other meta-data remains unchanged including post-parent.
Minimum required PHP version is 7.3 now as now tests with 7.2 were done.

0.1.1

Code Refactoring and meaningful PHPunit tests completed

0.1.2

Test with WordPress 6.0.

0.1.3

Test with WordPress 6.1. Minor Bug Fixes.

0.1.4

Test with WordPress 6.2. Minor Bug Fixes especially in image_update_callback.php.

0.1.5

Minor Bug Fixes in image_update_callback.php: added the do_action. This is the event trigger for the Pugin to strip metadata.
Test with WordPress 6.3

0.1.5

Test with WordPress 6.4. No changes. Detected Issue during test: If image is attached to parent the SQL wpdb->query does not update the post! Detected WordPress-Feature: The Post is not updated if it is open for editing.

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