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ThinkRank AI SEO – AI SEO Plugin for WordPress: Schema, XML Sitemaps, Meta Tags, Search Console & Local SEO / 2.10.0
ThinkRank AI SEO – AI SEO Plugin for WordPress: Schema, XML Sitemaps, Meta Tags, Search Console & Local SEO v2.10.0
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← All changes | includes/abilities/settings/class-settings-key-map.php +156 -19 2.5.0 → 2.10.0 View file →
@@ -74,9 +74,9 @@
74 74 'enabled' => self::boolean( __( 'Whether site identity management is active.', 'thinkrank' ) ),
75 75 'site_name' => self::string( __( 'Official name of the site, used in titles and schema.', 'thinkrank' ) ),
76 76 'site_description' => self::string( __( 'Short description of the site.', 'thinkrank' ) ),
77 77 'tagline' => self::string( __( 'Site tagline.', 'thinkrank' ) ),
78 - 'alternate_name' => self::string( __( 'Alternate or former name of the site, published as schema alternateName.', 'thinkrank' ) ),
78 + 'alternate_name' => self::alternate_name(),
79 79 'identity_type' => self::string( __( 'What the site is, e.g. "blog", "business", "portfolio".', 'thinkrank' ) ),
80 80 'represents' => self::string( __( 'Whether the site represents a "person" or an "organization".', 'thinkrank' ) ),
81 81 'default_meta_description' => self::string( __( 'Meta description used where no more specific one is set.', 'thinkrank' ) ),
82 82 'default_social_image' => self::string( __( 'URL of the fallback social sharing image.', 'thinkrank' ) ),
@@ -120,9 +120,22 @@
120 120
121 121 // Business / Local SEO. Feeds LocalBusiness schema.
122 122 'local_seo_enabled' => self::boolean( __( 'Whether Local SEO output and LocalBusiness schema are enabled.', 'thinkrank' ) ),
123 123 'business_name' => self::string( __( 'Registered business name.', 'thinkrank' ) ),
124 - 'business_type' => self::string( __( 'schema.org business type, e.g. "Restaurant", "Store".', 'thinkrank' ) ),
124 + // Enumerated rather than free-form: the value goes straight into
125 + // LocalBusiness schema, so an invented type is invalid structured
126 + // data. ~150 schema.org subtypes are accepted (#623).
127 + //
128 + // '' is in the list because it is a real stored state ("not set"):
129 + // the store holds it on every site that never opened Local SEO, and
130 + // without it the READ ability failed its own output schema on those
131 + // sites and there was no way to clear the value over MCP. It goes
132 + // last so the root stays first, which read() falls back to.
133 + 'business_type' => [
134 + 'type' => 'string',
135 + 'enum' => array_merge( \ThinkRank\Config\Local_Business_Types_Config::get_types(), [ '' ] ),
136 + 'description' => __( 'schema.org LocalBusiness type, e.g. "Restaurant", "HealthAndBeautyBusiness". "LocalBusiness" is the general-purpose default and is always valid. An empty string means not set, and is published as LocalBusiness.', 'thinkrank' ),
137 + ],
125 138 'business_email' => self::string( __( 'Public contact email address.', 'thinkrank' ) ),
126 139 'business_phone' => self::string( __( 'Public contact telephone number.', 'thinkrank' ) ),
127 140 'business_address' => self::string( __( 'Street address.', 'thinkrank' ) ),
128 141 'business_city' => self::string( __( 'City or locality.', 'thinkrank' ) ),
@@ -135,9 +148,20 @@
135 148 'business_hours' => self::business_hours(),
136 149
137 150 // Indexing.
138 151 'allow_search_engines' => self::boolean( __( 'Whether search engines are allowed to index the site.', 'thinkrank' ) ),
152 + 'query_protection' => self::boolean( __( 'Whether a URL whose content selector resolved to nothing (for example ?post_type=nosuchtype) answers 404 instead of serving the blog listing at 200.', 'thinkrank' ) ),
153 + 'canonical_scheme' => [
154 + 'type' => 'string',
155 + 'description' => __( 'Scheme for canonical URLs, og:url, schema @ids and sitemap entries. "automatic" follows WordPress; the other two override it, for a site behind a proxy that terminates TLS and leaves WordPress reporting the wrong scheme.', 'thinkrank' ),
156 + 'enum' => \ThinkRank\SEO\Url_Scheme::MODES,
157 + ],
139 158 'robots_txt_enabled' => self::boolean( __( 'Whether ThinkRank manages robots.txt. Its contents are set with thinkrank/update-robots-txt.', 'thinkrank' ) ),
159 +
160 + // RSS feeds.
161 + 'feed_excerpt_only' => self::boolean( __( 'Whether feed entries are shortened to an excerpt instead of carrying the full post.', 'thinkrank' ) ),
162 + 'feed_source_link' => self::boolean( __( 'Whether each feed entry is signed with a link back to the original post and the site.', 'thinkrank' ) ),
163 + 'feed_noindex' => self::boolean( __( 'Whether feeds are served with X-Robots-Tag: noindex. Leave off for a podcast feed, which needs to be indexable.', 'thinkrank' ) ),
140 164 'ai_crawler_rules' => self::ai_crawler_rules(),
141 165 ];
142 166 }
143 167
@@ -148,8 +172,13 @@
148 172 */
149 173 public static function sitemap(): array {
150 174 return [
151 175 'enabled' => self::boolean( __( 'Whether XML sitemap generation is active.', 'thinkrank' ) ),
176 + 'delivery_mode' => [
177 + 'type' => 'string',
178 + 'enum' => \ThinkRank\SEO\Sitemap_Generator::DELIVERY_MODES,
179 + 'description' => __( 'How the sitemap reaches crawlers. "auto" writes files when the WordPress root is writable and serves the sitemap from WordPress when it is not. "static" always writes files, and fails where that is not possible. "dynamic" always serves from WordPress and writes nothing.', 'thinkrank' ),
180 + ],
152 181 'auto_generate' => self::boolean( __( 'Whether the sitemap regenerates automatically when content changes.', 'thinkrank' ) ),
153 182 'use_sitemap_index' => self::boolean( __( 'Whether to publish a sitemap index that links per-type sitemaps, rather than one flat file.', 'thinkrank' ) ),
154 183 'links_per_sitemap' => [
155 184 'type' => 'integer',
@@ -160,8 +189,14 @@
160 189 'custom_url_pattern' => self::string( __( 'Filename pattern for generated sitemaps, e.g. "sitemap-{type}.xml".', 'thinkrank' ) ),
161 190 'enable_styling' => self::boolean( __( 'Whether an XSL stylesheet is attached so the sitemap is readable in a browser.', 'thinkrank' ) ),
162 191 'ping_search_engines' => self::boolean( __( 'Whether search engines are notified after the sitemap is regenerated.', 'thinkrank' ) ),
163 192
193 + // How the styled sitemap looks. All four need enable_styling on.
194 + 'styling_logo' => self::boolean( __( 'Whether a logo is shown above the sitemap heading. Requires enable_styling.', 'thinkrank' ) ),
195 + 'styling_logo_url' => self::string( __( 'URL of the sitemap logo image. Empty falls back to the site icon.', 'thinkrank' ) ),
196 + 'styling_color_main' => self::string( __( 'Hex colour ("#rrggbb") for the sitemap header, links and table head. Empty keeps the stock palette.', 'thinkrank' ) ),
197 + 'styling_color_accent' => self::string( __( 'Hex colour ("#rrggbb") for the header gradient end and link hovers. Empty keeps the stock palette.', 'thinkrank' ) ),
198 +
164 199 // What goes in.
165 200 'include_posts' => self::boolean( __( 'Whether posts are included.', 'thinkrank' ) ),
166 201 'include_pages' => self::boolean( __( 'Whether pages are included.', 'thinkrank' ) ),
167 202 'include_categories' => self::boolean( __( 'Whether category archives are included.', 'thinkrank' ) ),
@@ -182,8 +217,17 @@
182 217 *
183 218 * The store keeps everything as strings ("1"/""), so each value is coerced
184 219 * back to the type the schema advertises before it reaches an agent.
185 220 *
221 + * The same properties are the read ability's OUTPUT schema, which the
222 + * Abilities API validates, and one value that fails it fails the whole
223 + * call. So what comes out has to fit the schema for any stored value, not
224 + * only for what today's save path writes: a business type imported before
225 + * the list was enumerated, or a crawler rule whose crawler a filter has
226 + * since removed, used to turn every get-site-identity-settings call into
227 + * ability_invalid_output. Hence the recursion into objects, and the enum
228 + * fallback in read_value().
229 + *
186 230 * @param array<string, array<string, mixed>> $properties Schema properties for the category.
187 231 * @param array<string, mixed> $stored Settings as the manager returns them.
188 232 * @return array<string, mixed> Exposed settings, one entry per declared key.
189 233 */
@@ -190,27 +234,86 @@
190 234 public static function read( array $properties, array $stored ): array {
191 235 $out = [];
192 236
193 237 foreach ( $properties as $key => $property ) {
194 - $value = $stored[ $key ] ?? null;
238 + $out[ $key ] = self::read_value( $property, $stored[ $key ] ?? null );
239 + }
195 240
196 - switch ( $property['type'] ) {
197 - case 'boolean':
198 - $out[ $key ] = (bool) $value;
199 - break;
200 - case 'integer':
201 - $out[ $key ] = (int) $value;
202 - break;
203 - case 'array':
204 - case 'object':
205 - $out[ $key ] = is_array( $value ) ? $value : [];
206 - break;
207 - default:
208 - $out[ $key ] = (string) ( $value ?? '' );
209 - }
241 + return $out;
242 + }
243 +
244 + /**
245 + * Coerce one stored value to the shape its property declares.
246 + *
247 + * An enumerated string that holds something outside its enum reads as the
248 + * enum's FIRST entry. Every enum in this map is ordered so that entry is
249 + * the value its manager falls back to for anything unrecognised
250 + * (`automatic`, `auto`, `allow`, `LocalBusiness`), so the agent is told
251 + * what the site actually does rather than a value it would be refused if
252 + * it wrote it back.
253 + *
254 + * @since 2.10.0
255 + *
256 + * @param array<string, mixed> $property Schema property.
257 + * @param mixed $value Stored value, or null when absent.
258 + * @return mixed
259 + */
260 + private static function read_value( array $property, $value ) {
261 + $type = $property['type'] ?? 'string';
262 +
263 + // A union type ('string' or a list of them) keeps whichever shape
264 + // it arrived in: casting to string would flatten a list, and
265 + // casting to array would replace a name with [] (#692).
266 + if ( is_array( $type ) ) {
267 + return is_array( $value )
268 + ? array_values( array_map( 'strval', array_filter( $value, 'is_scalar' ) ) )
269 + : ( is_scalar( $value ) ? (string) $value : '' );
210 270 }
211 271
212 - return $out;
272 + switch ( $type ) {
273 + case 'boolean':
274 + return (bool) $value;
275 + case 'integer':
276 + return (int) $value;
277 + case 'array':
278 + if ( ! is_array( $value ) ) {
279 + return [];
280 + }
281 + if ( isset( $property['items'] ) && is_array( $property['items'] ) ) {
282 + $items = $property['items'];
283 + return array_values( array_map( static fn( $item ) => self::read_value( $items, $item ), $value ) );
284 + }
285 + return $value;
286 + case 'object':
287 + if ( ! is_array( $value ) ) {
288 + return [];
289 + }
290 + if ( empty( $property['properties'] ) || ! is_array( $property['properties'] ) ) {
291 + return $value;
292 + }
293 +
294 + $declared = $property['properties'];
295 + $closed = isset( $property['additionalProperties'] ) && false === $property['additionalProperties'];
296 + $object = [];
297 +
298 + foreach ( $value as $name => $item ) {
299 + if ( isset( $declared[ $name ] ) ) {
300 + $object[ $name ] = self::read_value( $declared[ $name ], $item );
301 + } elseif ( ! $closed ) {
302 + $object[ $name ] = $item;
303 + }
304 + }
305 +
306 + return $object;
307 + default:
308 + $string = is_scalar( $value ) ? (string) $value : '';
309 +
310 + if ( ! empty( $property['enum'] ) && ! in_array( $string, $property['enum'], true ) ) {
311 + return (string) reset( $property['enum'] );
312 + }
313 +
314 + return $string;
315 + }
213 316 }
214 317
215 318 /**
216 319 * Coerce an incoming patch to the declared types, dropping unknown keys.
@@ -233,9 +336,21 @@
233 336 }
234 337
235 338 $value = $incoming[ $key ];
236 339
237 - switch ( $property['type'] ) {
340 + $type = $property['type'] ?? 'string';
341 +
342 + // A union type ('string' or a list of them) keeps whichever shape
343 + // it arrived in: casting to string would flatten a list, and
344 + // casting to array would replace a name with [] (#692).
345 + if ( is_array( $type ) ) {
346 + $out[ $key ] = is_array( $value )
347 + ? array_values( array_map( 'strval', $value ) )
348 + : (string) ( $value ?? '' );
349 + continue;
350 + }
351 +
352 + switch ( $type ) {
238 353 case 'boolean':
239 354 $out[ $key ] = (bool) $value;
240 355 break;
241 356 case 'integer':
@@ -346,8 +461,30 @@
346 461 *
347 462 * @param string $description Translated text describing what the toggle does.
348 463 * @return array<string, mixed>
349 464 */
465 + /**
466 + * The site's alternate name, as one value or several.
467 + *
468 + * schema.org and Google both allow `alternateName` to carry a list, and the
469 + * store already round-trips either shape, so the schema says so rather than
470 + * forcing a caller to pick one name and drop the rest (#692).
471 + *
472 + * @since 2.7.0
473 + * @return array<string, mixed>
474 + */
475 + private static function alternate_name(): array {
476 + return [
477 + // A union rather than anyOf: read() and coerce() switch on `type`,
478 + // and an entry without one is dropped as unrecognised. WordPress's
479 + // schema validator accepts a type list, so this is both valid JSON
480 + // Schema and legible to this file's own consumers.
481 + 'type' => [ 'string', 'array' ],
482 + 'items' => [ 'type' => 'string' ],
483 + 'description' => __( 'Alternate or former name of the site, published as schema alternateName on the homepage WebSite node. Send a string for one name, or an array for several. Blank entries and duplicates are dropped, and a single surviving name is published as a string.', 'thinkrank' ),
484 + ];
485 + }
486 +
350 487 private static function boolean( string $description ): array {
351 488 return [
352 489 'type' => 'boolean',
353 490 'description' => $description,