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<?php |
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/** |
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* One-shot autoload optimiser. |
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* |
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* WordPress loads every wp_option row whose `autoload` column is 'yes' |
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* into memory on EVERY page hit (front + admin). The plugin's settings |
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* options were written via `register_setting()` which defaults to |
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* autoload=yes — so a marketing-site visitor's first request loads |
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* tens of KB of admin-only invoice / dunning / white-label settings, |
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* even though that data is never read on the frontend. |
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* |
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* This helper flips autoload to 'no' on options the plugin owns that |
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* are read only inside admin / cron / addon contexts. The migration is |
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* idempotent (guarded by a version flag) and only runs when an admin |
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* loads a wp-admin page, so frontend visitors never pay the cost. |
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* |
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* Adding a new option to the list: |
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* 1. Make sure the option is genuinely admin-only (no frontend code path |
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* reads it without an `is_admin()` gate). |
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* 2. Bump AUTOLOAD_VERSION below so the migration re-runs once on update. |
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* 3. Append the option name to ADMIN_ONLY_OPTIONS. |
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* |
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* NEVER add options that are read on the frontend (currency code, company |
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* name, public payment instructions, etc.) — flipping those to autoload=no |
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* just moves the cost from autoload to a per-request SELECT, which can be |
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* slower than autoload reads. |
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*/ |
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if (!defined('ABSPATH')) { |
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exit; |
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} |
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if (!class_exists('EasyInvoice_AutoloadOptimizer')) { |
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class EasyInvoice_AutoloadOptimizer { |
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// Bump this when you change ADMIN_ONLY_OPTIONS so existing installs |
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// re-run the migration for the new entries. The version is stored |
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// in the easy_invoice_autoload_version option (which itself is |
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// autoload=no so it doesn't bloat the wp_options autoload set). |
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const AUTOLOAD_VERSION = '1.0'; |
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// Options the plugin / addons / Pro should NOT autoload. |
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// Comment for each entry explains why it's safe to skip autoload. |
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const ADMIN_ONLY_OPTIONS = [ |
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// Addon settings — only read on the addon's own admin page or |
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// during its cron / hook callbacks (which themselves are |
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// hooked in from PHP, not wp_options autoload). |
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'easy_invoice_white_label_settings', // 35+ keys, read in admin + on EI screen filters |
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'easy_invoice_dunning_settings', // steps[] + late-fee + SMS config |
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// Schema versions — read exactly once per request from the |
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// addon bootstrap to decide whether to run dbDelta. Doesn't |
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// need to autoload because the addon files are PHP-loaded |
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// first and the option read happens immediately after. |
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'easy_invoice_time_tracking_db_version', |
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'easy_invoice_team_roles_db_version', |
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'easy_invoice_team_roles_caps_version', |
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'easy_invoice_webhooks_db_version', |
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// Per-addon enable flags — read once during AddonManager bootstrap. |
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// Six total addons in the registry; one flag per. |
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'easy_invoice_addon_time_tracking_enabled', |
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'easy_invoice_addon_dunning_enabled', |
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'easy_invoice_addon_white_label_enabled', |
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'easy_invoice_addon_team_roles_enabled', |
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'easy_invoice_addon_webhooks_enabled', |
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]; |
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/** |
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* Run the migration once per AUTOLOAD_VERSION bump. Hooked to |
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* `admin_init` so the cost only hits the first admin page load |
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* after the upgrade — frontend visitors are unaffected. |
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*/ |
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public static function maybeMigrate(): void { |
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$current = (string) get_option('easy_invoice_autoload_version', ''); |
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if ($current === self::AUTOLOAD_VERSION) { |
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return; |
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} |
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self::migrate(); |
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// Store the version itself with autoload=no so this guard row |
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// doesn't add to the wp_options autoload set. |
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update_option('easy_invoice_autoload_version', self::AUTOLOAD_VERSION, false); |
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} |
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/** |
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* The actual flip. WordPress 6.4+ has wp_set_option_autoload_values() |
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* which handles the bulk case efficiently; we feature-detect and |
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* fall back to per-option update_option() calls for older WP. |
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*/ |
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public static function migrate(): void { |
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if (function_exists('wp_set_option_autoload_values')) { |
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// 6.4+: single SQL UPDATE under the hood, no individual writes. |
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$payload = array_fill_keys(self::ADMIN_ONLY_OPTIONS, false); |
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wp_set_option_autoload_values($payload); |
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return; |
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} |
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// Pre-6.4 fallback: update each option in-place with autoload=false. |
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// get_option → update_option with the same value but explicit |
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// autoload=false flips the flag without changing the stored data. |
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foreach (self::ADMIN_ONLY_OPTIONS as $name) { |
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$value = get_option($name, null); |
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if ($value === null) { |
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continue; // option doesn't exist; nothing to migrate |
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} |
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// The 3rd arg = false forces autoload=no on the existing row. |
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update_option($name, $value, false); |
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} |
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} |
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} |
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add_action('admin_init', ['EasyInvoice_AutoloadOptimizer', 'maybeMigrate'], 5); |
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} |
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