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<?php
if ( !class_exists('Puc_v4p6_Plugin_Update', false) ):
/**
* A simple container class for holding information about an available update.
*
* @author Janis Elsts
* @copyright 2016
* @access public
*/
class Puc_v4p6_Plugin_Update extends Puc_v4p6_Update {
public $id = 0;
public $homepage;
public $upgrade_notice;
public $tested;
public $icons = array();
public $filename; //Plugin filename relative to the plugins directory.
protected static $extraFields = array(
'id', 'homepage', 'tested', 'upgrade_notice', 'icons', 'filename',
);
/**
* Create a new instance of PluginUpdate from its JSON-encoded representation.
*
* @param string $json
* @return Puc_v4p6_Plugin_Update|null
*/
public static function fromJson($json){
//Since update-related information is simply a subset of the full plugin info,
//we can parse the update JSON as if it was a plugin info string, then copy over
//the parts that we care about.
$pluginInfo = Puc_v4p6_Plugin_Info::fromJson($json);
if ( $pluginInfo !== null ) {
return self::fromPluginInfo($pluginInfo);
} else {
return null;
}
}
/**
* Create a new instance of PluginUpdate based on an instance of PluginInfo.
* Basically, this just copies a subset of fields from one object to another.
*
* @param Puc_v4p6_Plugin_Info $info
* @return Puc_v4p6_Plugin_Update
*/
public static function fromPluginInfo($info){
return self::fromObject($info);
}
/**
* Create a new instance by copying the necessary fields from another object.
*
* @param StdClass|Puc_v4p6_Plugin_Info|Puc_v4p6_Plugin_Update $object The source object.
* @return Puc_v4p6_Plugin_Update The new copy.
*/
public static function fromObject($object) {
$update = new self();
$update->copyFields($object, $update);
return $update;
}
/**
* @return string[]
*/
protected function getFieldNames() {
return array_merge(parent::getFieldNames(), self::$extraFields);
}
/**
* Transform the update into the format used by WordPress native plugin API.
*
* @return object
*/
public function toWpFormat() {
$update = parent::toWpFormat();
$update->id = $this->id;
$update->url = $this->homepage;
$update->tested = $this->tested;
$update->plugin = $this->filename;
if ( !empty($this->upgrade_notice) ) {
$update->upgrade_notice = $this->upgrade_notice;
}
if ( !empty($this->icons) && is_array($this->icons) ) {
//This should be an array with up to 4 keys: 'svg', '1x', '2x' and 'default'.
//Docs: https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-org/plugin-assets/#plugin-icons
$icons = array_intersect_key(
$this->icons,
array('svg' => true, '1x' => true, '2x' => true, 'default' => true)
);
if ( !empty($icons) ) {
$update->icons = $icons;
//It appears that the 'default' icon isn't used anywhere in WordPress 4.9,
//but lets set it just in case a future release needs it.
if ( !isset($update->icons['default']) ) {
$update->icons['default'] = current($update->icons);
}
}
}
return $update;
}
}
endif;