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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 +96 -27 2.9.0 → 2.10.0 View file →
@@ -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' ) ),
@@ -204,8 +217,17 @@
204 217 *
205 218 * The store keeps everything as strings ("1"/""), so each value is coerced
206 219 * back to the type the schema advertises before it reaches an agent.
207 220 *
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 + *
208 230 * @param array<string, array<string, mixed>> $properties Schema properties for the category.
209 231 * @param array<string, mixed> $stored Settings as the manager returns them.
210 232 * @return array<string, mixed> Exposed settings, one entry per declared key.
211 233 */
@@ -212,39 +234,86 @@
212 234 public static function read( array $properties, array $stored ): array {
213 235 $out = [];
214 236
215 237 foreach ( $properties as $key => $property ) {
216 - $value = $stored[ $key ] ?? null;
238 + $out[ $key ] = self::read_value( $property, $stored[ $key ] ?? null );
239 + }
217 240
218 - $type = $property['type'] ?? 'string';
241 + return $out;
242 + }
219 243
220 - // A union type ('string' or a list of them) keeps whichever shape
221 - // it arrived in: casting to string would flatten a list, and
222 - // casting to array would replace a name with [] (#692).
223 - if ( is_array( $type ) ) {
224 - $out[ $key ] = is_array( $value )
225 - ? array_values( array_map( 'strval', $value ) )
226 - : (string) ( $value ?? '' );
227 - continue;
228 - }
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';
229 262
230 - switch ( $type ) {
231 - case 'boolean':
232 - $out[ $key ] = (bool) $value;
233 - break;
234 - case 'integer':
235 - $out[ $key ] = (int) $value;
236 - break;
237 - case 'array':
238 - case 'object':
239 - $out[ $key ] = is_array( $value ) ? $value : [];
240 - break;
241 - default:
242 - $out[ $key ] = (string) ( $value ?? '' );
243 - }
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 : '' );
244 270 }
245 271
246 - 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 + }
247 316 }
248 317
249 318 /**
250 319 * Coerce an incoming patch to the declared types, dropping unknown keys.