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WCPOS – Point of Sale (POS) plugin for WooCommerce / 1.10.19
WCPOS – Point of Sale (POS) plugin for WooCommerce v1.10.19
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← All changes | includes/Services/Analytics.php +90 -31 1.9.141.10.19 View file →
@@ -14,9 +14,10 @@
14 14 */
15 15
16 16 namespace WCPOS\WooCommercePOS\Services;
17 17
18 -use Ramsey\Uuid\Uuid;
18 +use WCPOS\WooCommercePOS\Services\Settings;
19 +use WCPOS\WooCommercePOS\Sync\Pos_Uuid;
19 20 use WP_User;
20 21 use const WCPOS\WooCommercePOS\VERSION as PLUGIN_VERSION;
21 22
22 23 /**
@@ -52,8 +53,30 @@
52 53 */
53 54 const CAPTURE_PATH = '/capture/';
54 55
55 56 /**
57 + * De-dup window for impressions on AMBIENT upsell placements.
58 + *
59 + * An ambient placement renders as a side effect of unrelated work — the
60 + * product editor, the plugins list — so a merchant re-arms a daily window
61 + * simply by doing their job. Live data made the cost obvious: with a daily
62 + * window `product_edit_price` alone logged 40,362 impressions from 414
63 + * users (~97 each), and `upgrade_cta_viewed` grew to 90% of every event the
64 + * project holds. That does not measure interest, it measures how often
65 + * someone edits products, and it makes view -> click conversion meaningless
66 + * (0.015% on that placement).
67 + *
68 + * A month still answers "was this CTA on screen for this merchant", which
69 + * is the only question the upgrade funnel asks of an impression.
70 + *
71 + * Navigational placements — a settings tab, the landing page — keep the
72 + * shorter default: the merchant chose to go there, so the visit is signal.
73 + *
74 + * @var int
75 + */
76 + const AMBIENT_IMPRESSION_TTL = MONTH_IN_SECONDS;
77 +
78 + /**
56 79 * HTTP request timeout in seconds.
57 80 *
58 81 * Kept low because capture is fire-and-forget. We set
59 82 * `blocking => false` in practice, but the timeout still applies to
@@ -105,9 +128,13 @@
105 128 if ( null !== $this->enabled_cache ) {
106 129 return $this->enabled_cache;
107 130 }
108 131
109 - $consent = woocommerce_pos_get_settings( 'general', 'tracking_consent' );
132 + // The PERSISTED consent, not the filtered read view — otherwise any
133 + // plugin filtering woocommerce_pos_general_settings could switch
134 + // telemetry on for a merchant who declined it. Same gate as
135 + // Services\Error_Reporter.
136 + $consent = Settings::instance()->raw_tracking_consent();
110 137 $this->enabled_cache = ( 'allowed' === $consent );
111 138
112 139 return $this->enabled_cache;
113 140 }
@@ -128,15 +155,26 @@
128 155 * No-op unless analytics is enabled. Automatically attaches the
129 156 * current user's UUID as `distinct_id`, groups the event under the
130 157 * site UUID, and merges in a small set of default context properties.
131 158 *
132 - * @param string $event Event name, e.g. `pro_link_clicked`.
133 - * @param array $properties Event properties. Caller-supplied values
134 - * take precedence over defaults.
159 + * @param string $event Event name, e.g. `pro_link_clicked`.
160 + * @param array $properties Event properties. Caller-supplied values
161 + * take precedence over defaults.
162 + * @param string $distinct_id_override Identity to attribute the event to.
163 + * Defaults to the current user's UUID.
164 + * Used by group identification and by
165 + * scheduled events, which run without a
166 + * logged-in user.
167 + * @param string $timestamp ISO-8601 event time. Defaults to now.
168 + * Set it when reporting something that
169 + * happened earlier — an install event
170 + * held back until consent was granted
171 + * must keep its real install date or the
172 + * retention cohorts are wrong.
135 173 *
136 174 * @return bool True when a request was dispatched, false otherwise.
137 175 */
138 - public function capture( string $event, array $properties = array() ): bool {
176 + public function capture( string $event, array $properties = array(), string $distinct_id_override = '', string $timestamp = '' ): bool {
139 177 if ( ! $this->is_enabled() ) {
140 178 return false;
141 179 }
142 180
@@ -143,9 +181,9 @@
143 181 if ( '' === $event ) {
144 182 return false;
145 183 }
146 184
147 - $distinct_id = $this->get_distinct_id();
185 + $distinct_id = '' !== $distinct_id_override ? $distinct_id_override : $this->get_distinct_id();
148 186 if ( '' === $distinct_id ) {
149 187 return false;
150 188 }
151 189
@@ -167,9 +205,9 @@
167 205 'api_key' => $this->get_token(),
168 206 'event' => $event,
169 207 'distinct_id' => $distinct_id,
170 208 'properties' => $merged_properties,
171 - 'timestamp' => gmdate( 'c' ),
209 + 'timestamp' => '' !== $timestamp ? $timestamp : gmdate( 'c' ),
172 210 );
173 211
174 212 return $this->send( self::CAPTURE_PATH, $payload );
175 213 }
@@ -264,8 +302,17 @@
264 302 if ( '' === $group_type || '' === $group_key ) {
265 303 return false;
266 304 }
267 305
306 + // A group identification describes the site, not a person. When no user
307 + // is logged in — the scheduled property refresh runs from cron — fall
308 + // back to PostHog's own convention of keying the event by the group
309 + // itself, so the refresh is not silently dropped for want of an identity.
310 + $distinct_id = $this->get_distinct_id();
311 + if ( '' === $distinct_id ) {
312 + $distinct_id = $group_type . '_' . $group_key;
313 + }
314 +
268 315 return $this->capture(
269 316 '$groupidentify',
270 317 array(
271 318 '$group_type' => $group_type,
@@ -270,9 +317,10 @@
270 317 array(
271 318 '$group_type' => $group_type,
272 319 '$group_key' => $group_key,
273 320 '$group_set' => $properties,
274 - )
321 + ),
322 + $distinct_id
275 323 );
276 324 }
277 325
278 326 /**
@@ -315,13 +363,12 @@
315 363
316 364 /**
317 365 * Get the distinct ID for the current user.
318 366 *
319 - * Returns the user's POS UUID meta, lazily provisioning it if
320 - * missing. This matches the existing pattern in
321 - * `Templates\Frontend` for users who load the POS frontend, and
322 - * ensures analytics events from the WP admin (where `Frontend` is
323 - * never loaded) still have a stable `distinct_id`.
367 + * Delegates to Pos_Uuid — the sole authority for `_woocommerce_pos_uuid` — so
368 + * analytics events carry the SAME identity the /cashier and /customers
369 + * endpoints serve, lazily provisioning it for admin-only installs (where the
370 + * POS frontend has never loaded).
324 371 *
325 372 * Empty string when no user is logged in.
326 373 */
327 374 public function get_distinct_id(): string {
@@ -329,17 +376,9 @@
329 376 if ( ! $user instanceof WP_User || 0 === $user->ID ) {
330 377 return '';
331 378 }
332 379
333 - $uuid = get_user_meta( $user->ID, '_woocommerce_pos_uuid', true );
334 - if ( \is_string( $uuid ) && '' !== $uuid ) {
335 - return $uuid;
336 - }
337 -
338 - $uuid = Uuid::uuid4()->toString();
339 - update_user_meta( $user->ID, '_woocommerce_pos_uuid', $uuid );
340 -
341 - return $uuid;
380 + return Pos_Uuid::ensure_user_uuid( $user );
342 381 }
343 382
344 383 /**
345 384 * Get the site UUID used as the `site` group key.
@@ -348,17 +387,21 @@
348 387 * installs (fresh plugin activation, no POS frontend load yet)
349 388 * still have a stable site identifier for grouping.
350 389 */
351 390 public function get_site_id(): string {
352 - $uuid = get_option( 'woocommerce_pos_uuid', '' );
353 - if ( \is_string( $uuid ) && '' !== $uuid ) {
354 - return $uuid;
391 + // The deactivation hook runs even when Activator::init() bailed on the
392 + // WooCommerce check — in that request `new Init()` never ran, so
393 + // wcpos-functions.php is not loaded and the helper does not exist.
394 + // Read the option directly rather than fataling; an install that has
395 + // ever run properly already has one, and a site that has not is not
396 + // worth provisioning an identity for on its way out.
397 + if ( ! \function_exists( 'wcpos_get_site_uuid' ) ) {
398 + $uuid = get_option( 'woocommerce_pos_uuid', '' );
399 +
400 + return \is_string( $uuid ) ? $uuid : '';
355 401 }
356 402
357 - $uuid = Uuid::uuid4()->toString();
358 - update_option( 'woocommerce_pos_uuid', $uuid );
359 -
360 - return $uuid;
403 + return wcpos_get_site_uuid();
361 404 }
362 405
363 406 /**
364 407 * Whether the given event name is a PostHog-reserved identifier
@@ -375,11 +418,27 @@
375 418 */
376 419 private function get_default_properties(): array {
377 420 return array(
378 421 'plugin_version' => PLUGIN_VERSION,
379 - 'pro_active' => class_exists( '\WCPOS\WooCommercePOSPro\WooCommercePOSPro' ),
422 + 'pro_active' => $this->is_pro_active(),
380 423 'locale' => get_locale(),
381 424 );
425 + }
426 +
427 + /**
428 + * Whether the Pro plugin is active, safe to call before Init has run.
429 + *
430 + * Same situation as get_site_id(): the deactivation hook can fire in a
431 + * request where the WooCommerce check failed, Init never ran, and
432 + * wcpos-functions.php is not loaded. Fall back to the constant the helper
433 + * itself reads rather than fataling on the way out.
434 + */
435 + private function is_pro_active(): bool {
436 + if ( ! \function_exists( 'wcpos_is_pro_active' ) ) {
437 + return \defined( 'WCPOS\WooCommercePOSPro\VERSION' );
438 + }
439 +
440 + return wcpos_is_pro_active();
382 441 }
383 442
384 443 /**
385 444 * Dispatch a non-blocking HTTPS POST to the PostHog ingestion host.