Settings page: Add "Content Helper" tab #2554
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WalkthroughThe recent updates add and adjust functionalities related to the Content Helper feature in the Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Admin as Admin User
participant SettingsPage as Settings Page
participant Parsely as Parsely Class
participant JSHandler as JS Event Handler
Admin->>SettingsPage: Access settings page
SettingsPage->>SettingsPage: Initialize content helper section
alt Add/Edit AI Features
Admin->>SettingsPage: Add/Modify settings
SettingsPage->>Parsely: Save settings
Parsely-->>SettingsPage: Confirm save
end
Admin->>JSHandler: Interact with AI feature checkboxes
JSHandler->>JSHandler: Update UI based on interactions
JSHandler-->>Admin: Reflect updated settings in UI
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7-12: Ensure the use of rem units for dimensions and utilize variables for colors.The margin-right in line 10 could utilize a variable for consistency and ease of maintenance. Consider using a color variable for any hardcoded color values if present elsewhere in the file.
14-24: Review the use of CSS selectors and ensure compatibility with supported browsers.The use of the
:has()pseudo-class in line 16 is cutting-edge CSS that is not widely supported across all browsers. Consider a JavaScript-based solution or an alternative CSS method for broader compatibility.
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2-2: Confirm the addition of new event handlers aligns with existing application architecture.Verify that the new event handlers added in line 2 do not conflict with existing ones, especially considering the dynamic nature of the Content Helper UI.
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30-61: Ensure the newcontent_helperoption structure adheres to expected data types and default values.Verify that the default values and types for the new
content_helperoption match the expected specifications and that they are being correctly initialized in the class constructor or relevant methods.src/UI/class-settings-page.php (1)
120-124: Ensure that the new global variable$configurable_pch_featuresis used appropriately throughout the code.
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28-29: Ensure all new properties in@phpstan-type Setting_Argumentsare documented.Please add PHPDoc comments for
add_fieldsetandlegendproperties to enhance clarity and maintainability.
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65-79: Add explicit PHPDoc comments for newly added properties in@phpstan-type ParselySettingOptions.The new properties
content_helperwith its nested arrays for AI features likesmart_linking,title_suggestions, andexcerpt_suggestionsare missing explicit PHPDoc comments. This might lead to less clarity and more difficulty in maintenance. Consider adding detailed comments explaining each property.
113-124: Review the declaration of the global variable$configurable_pch_features.The declaration of the
$configurable_pch_featuresarray is clear and follows good coding practices. The array is properly initialized, and the use of a simple array structure is appropriate for the intended use case.
434-509: Review the implementation ofinitialize_content_helper_sectionfor potential optimizations.The method
initialize_content_helper_sectiondefines and initializes settings for various AI features. Each block of code within this method is quite repetitive, especially the setup for different AI features like smart linking, title suggestions, etc. Consider refactoring this to use a more dynamic approach, possibly a loop that iterates over an array of feature settings to reduce redundancy and improve maintainability.
920-979: Check the handling of user roles in theprint_content_helper_ai_feature_sectionmethod.The method
print_content_helper_ai_feature_sectionmodifies theallowed_user_rolesdirectly within the options array, which could lead to unintended side effects if the options are used elsewhere in the code before this modification takes place. Consider using a local copy or a different approach to handle modifications to avoid potential issues with global state changes.
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User: acicovic PR: Parsely/wp-parsely#2554 File: src/UI/class-settings-page.php:28-29 Timestamp: 2024-06-18T09:33:19.519Z Learning: acicovic prefers to use the term "resolve" to indicate that an issue or request has been addressed satisfactorily.
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src/js/admin-settings.ts (4)
62-87: Review of Event Handlers SetupThe function
addContentHelperTabEventHandlersis well-structured and correctly sets up the event handlers for the Content Helper tab. However, consider using a more specific selector forfeatureCheckboxesto ensure that only relevant checkboxes are selected, which can improve performance by reducing the scope of the query.
149-165: Enhance Documentation forsetPreventDisableThe function
setPreventDisableis implemented correctly. Consider enhancing the JSDoc comments to explain the purpose of the 'prevent-disable' class and how it interacts with the CSS.
167-187: Review ofsetDisabledFunctionThe function
setDisabledis well-implemented and handles both single elements and arrays, which enhances its flexibility. For improved readability, consider using a more descriptive variable name thanelin the forEach loop.
189-223: Important Function for Form SubmissionThe function
enableAllFormFieldsOnSubmitplays a crucial role in ensuring that all form fields are enabled at the time of submission, preventing any data from being excluded. This is an important feature for user experience and data integrity.src/class-parsely.php (1)
463-483: Review ofget_nested_option_valueMethodThe method
get_nested_option_valueis implemented correctly and efficiently retrieves nested configuration values. The decision to not include error handling was previously discussed and is aligned with the intended design.src/UI/class-settings-page.php (7)
65-79: Well-documented addition toParselySettingOptionstype definition.The addition of
content_helperproperties is well-documented, enhancing clarity and maintainability of the codebase.
120-124: Good use of centralized configuration for feature names.The introduction of
$configurable_pch_featurescentralizes the names of configurable features, facilitating easier management and potential modifications in the future.
434-509: Initialization of Content Helper section is clear but could be refactored.The method
initialize_content_helper_sectionis clear and consistent, but it involves repetitive code that could be refactored in the future to reduce redundancy. However, as per the previous discussion with acicovic, this code is not intended to be permanent, so this is marked as resolved.
1312-1380: Robust validation logic invalidate_content_helper_section.The recursive sanitization function within
validate_content_helper_sectionprovides a thorough and flexible way to clean input data. This method ensures that settings are correctly validated, particularly the user roles, which are checked against valid roles with theedit_postscapability.
982-1004: Correct implementation of user role retrieval inget_user_roles_with_edit_posts_cap.The method
get_user_roles_with_edit_posts_capeffectively retrieves user roles with theedit_postscapability, which is essential for the Content Helper's role-based access control.
864-915: Well-implemented method for printing checkbox tags.The
print_checkbox_tagmethod handles various scenarios, including fieldsets, legends, and accessibility considerations such asaria-describedby. This approach enhances the usability and accessibility of the settings page.
920-980: Dynamic and efficient rendering of AI feature settings inprint_content_helper_ai_feature_section.The method
print_content_helper_ai_feature_sectiondynamically handles the rendering of various AI feature settings, including user role permissions. It effectively reuses theprint_checkbox_tagmethod to ensure consistency and reduce code duplication.
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28-29: Clarify PHPDoc for new fields.The PHPDoc comments for
Setting_Argumentshave been updated with new fieldsadd_fieldsetandlegend. Ensure these fields are described properly to maintain clarity and assist other developers in understanding their usage.
65-79: Review PHPDoc forcontent_helperconfiguration.The PHPDoc for
content_helperinParselySettingOptionsincludes detailed configurations for AI features, smart linking, title suggestions, and excerpt suggestions. Ensure that these descriptions are accurate and provide clear information about what each setting controls. This is crucial for maintainability and ease of understanding for future modifications.
113-124: Validate the implementation of configurable features.The declaration of the
$configurable_pch_featuresarray includessmart_linking,title_suggestions, andexcerpt_suggestions. Confirm that these features align with the intended functionality and check if all necessary features are included. This setup should be flexible enough to accommodate future additions or modifications without significant restructuring.
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1-42: Well-structured and secure implementation of role fetching.The implementation of
get_user_roles_with_edit_posts_capmethod in thePermissionsclass is well-structured and adheres to WordPress coding standards. It securely fetches user roles with theedit_postscapability, which is crucial for the feature being implemented. The use ofwp_roles()is appropriate here and the method is efficient in checking capabilities.
- Security: The method uses core WordPress functions, which are generally secure. However, ensure that this method is only called in contexts where appropriate permissions checks are in place to avoid unauthorized access.
- Performance: The method iterates over roles and checks capabilities, which is efficient given the context. However, consider caching the result if this method is called frequently.
- Documentation: The documentation is clear and follows WordPress standards. Each line comment concludes with a period, adhering to the specified guidelines.
- Compatibility: Ensure that the
wp_roles()function is compatible with the current and upcoming WordPress versions to avoid deprecation issues.Overall, the changes are approved, but keep an eye on security and performance aspects as usage scales.
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Looks good to me! I added a question, but nonetheless, approved the PR.
Description
This PR adds a "Content Helper" UI in the plugin's settings page. From there, AI features can be disabled all at once, or configured individually. Access to features can be limited to specific user roles, including custom ones. Only user roles that support the
edit_postscapability are shown.This PR only implements the UI and the logic for creating and saving the settings. The actual permissions system that manages the features according to the set preferences will be implemented in another PR.
Motivation and context
We concluded from user feedback that disabling specific features in the PCH Sidebar is a desired feature.
How has this been tested?
Manual testing.
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