Add plugin dashboard page sample #2937
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request introduces a new dashboard feature for the Parsely plugin in WordPress. It includes the creation of a Changes
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38-43: Consider enhancing TypeScript configuration for better type safety.While the basic TypeScript loader is configured correctly, consider adding TypeScript-specific webpack configurations for improved type checking and compatibility.
Add these configurations to enhance TypeScript support:
module: { rules: defaultConfig.module.rules.concat( [ { test: /\.tsx?$/, - use: 'ts-loader', + use: { + loader: 'ts-loader', + options: { + transpileOnly: false, + compilerOptions: { + module: 'es6', + target: 'es5', + jsx: 'react', + moduleResolution: 'node', + allowSyntheticDefaultImports: true, + }, + }, + }, }, ] ), }, +resolve: { + ...defaultConfig.resolve, + extensions: ['.tsx', '.ts', '.js', '.jsx'], +},wp-parsely.php (1)
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1-24: Consider updating plugin metadata to reflect new dashboard feature.Since this PR introduces a significant new feature (plugin dashboard), consider updating the plugin description to mention this capability.
Apply this diff to the plugin metadata:
* @wordpress-plugin * Plugin Name: Parse.ly * Plugin URI: https://docs.parse.ly/wordpress -* Description: This plugin makes it a snap to add Parse.ly tracking code and metadata to your WordPress blog. +* Description: This plugin makes it a snap to add Parse.ly tracking code and metadata to your WordPress blog, with a centralized dashboard for managing features.src/UI/class-dashboard-page.php (3)
18-23: Consider enhancing the class documentation.While the documentation follows WordPress standards, it could be more descriptive by including:
- The purpose of the dashboard page
- How it integrates with WordPress admin
- Any dependencies or requirements
40-42: Consider moving the SVG icon to a separate file.The base64-encoded SVG icon makes the code harder to maintain. Consider:
- Moving it to a separate asset file
- Loading it dynamically using WordPress asset functions
60-62: Enhance the dashboard placeholder with loading state.The empty div could benefit from:
- A loading indicator
- Error boundary
- Accessibility attributes
- echo '<div id="parsely-dashboard-page"></div>'; + echo '<div id="parsely-dashboard-page" aria-busy="true" role="main"> + <div class="parsely-dashboard-loading">Loading Parse.ly Dashboard...</div> + </div>';
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src/UI/class-dashboard-page.php (1)
Pattern **/*.{html,php}: "Perform a detailed review of the provided code with following key aspects in mind:
- Review the HTML and PHP code to ensure it is well-structured and adheres to best practices.
- Ensure the code follows WordPress coding standards and is well-documented.
- Confirm the code is secure and free from vulnerabilities.
- Optimize the code for performance, removing any unnecessary elements.
- Validate comments for accuracy, currency, and adherence to WordPress coding standards.
- Ensure each line comment concludes with a period.
- Verify code compatibility with the latest version of WordPress, avoiding deprecated functions or features."
webpack.config.js (1)
Pattern **/*.{js,ts,tsx,jsx}: "Perform a detailed review of the provided code with following key aspects in mind:
- Review the code to ensure it is well-structured and adheres to best practices.
- Verify compliance with WordPress coding standards.
- Ensure the code is well-documented.
- Check for security vulnerabilities and confirm the code is secure.
- Optimize the code for performance, removing any unnecessary elements.
- Validate JSDoc comments for accuracy, currency, and adherence to WordPress coding standards.
- Ensure each line comment concludes with a period.
- Confirm every JSDoc comment includes a @SInCE tag indicating the next version of the plugin to include the code.
- Guarantee compatibility with the latest version of WordPress, avoiding deprecated functions or features."
wp-parsely.php (1)
Pattern **/*.{html,php}: "Perform a detailed review of the provided code with following key aspects in mind:
- Review the HTML and PHP code to ensure it is well-structured and adheres to best practices.
- Ensure the code follows WordPress coding standards and is well-documented.
- Confirm the code is secure and free from vulnerabilities.
- Optimize the code for performance, removing any unnecessary elements.
- Validate comments for accuracy, currency, and adherence to WordPress coding standards.
- Ensure each line comment concludes with a period.
- Verify code compatibility with the latest version of WordPress, avoiding deprecated functions or features."
🔇 Additional comments (5)
webpack.config.js (1)
12-15: LGTM! Entry point configuration follows established patterns.
The new dashboard page entry point is well-structured and consistent with other content-helper entries in the configuration.
wp-parsely.php (1)
39-39: LGTM!
The import follows the established pattern and maintains alphabetical ordering within the UI namespace imports.
src/UI/class-dashboard-page.php (3)
1-17: LGTM! Well-structured file header and imports.
The file follows WordPress coding standards with proper documentation, strict typing, and organized imports.
29-32: LGTM! Proper WordPress action hook implementation.
The method correctly hooks into WordPress admin actions for menu registration and script enqueuing.
47-47: Verify the capability constant usage.
The use of Parsely::CAPABILITY should be verified to ensure proper access control.
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Let me search for more context about how this capability is being used across the codebase.
Capability constant usage is properly defined and consistently used
The Parsely::CAPABILITY is correctly defined as manage_options in the main class and is consistently used across the codebase for access control in dashboard, settings, and network admin pages. This is a standard WordPress capability that restricts access to administrative users only.
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@vaurdan, I think we should review/merge this in order to avoid having too many PRs based on other PRs. |
Description
This PR adds a sample plugin dashboard page.
Motivation and context
We want to add a plugin dashboard page from which the Traffic Boost feature (and possibly other features) will be available.
How has this been tested?
Manually tested that the React app renders, as seen in the screenshot.
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