indexable_repository = $indexable_repository; $this->post_editability_resolver = $post_editability_resolver; } /** * Collects a page of posts for the given query. * * A single page is fetched and counted through the database; the per-post edit permission is then * resolved for that page so posts the user cannot edit are returned locked and without their SEO data. * * @param Posts_Query $query The query describing the page to collect. * * @return Posts_Page The collected posts together with the totals for pagination. */ public function get_posts( Posts_Query $query ): Posts_Page { $indexables = $this->build_query( $query ) ->order_by_desc( 'object_id' ) ->limit( $query->get_per_page() ) ->offset( $query->get_offset() ) ->find_many(); // Deduplicate on the post, keeping the query order. $indexables_by_id = []; foreach ( $indexables as $indexable ) { $indexables_by_id[ (int) $indexable->object_id ] = $indexable; } $total = $this->resolve_total( $query, \count( $indexables ), \count( $indexables_by_id ) ); $editability = $this->post_editability_resolver->resolve( \array_keys( $indexables_by_id ) ); $posts_list = new Posts_List(); foreach ( $indexables_by_id as $object_id => $indexable ) { $posts_list->add( $this->build_post( $indexable, ( $editability[ $object_id ] ?? false ) ) ); } return new Posts_Page( $posts_list, $total, $query->get_page(), $query->get_per_page() ); } /** * Resolves the total number of matching posts. * * A partially-filled page means the result set ended within it, so the total is known without a * second query: the offset plus the distinct posts on this page. Whether the page ended is judged * on the number of rows fetched, before duplicates are removed, since that is what reveals the * database had no more rows. A full or empty page does not reveal the total, so it falls back to a * count query. Non-editable posts are shown locked rather than removed, so they still count. * * @param Posts_Query $query The query that produced the page. * @param int $fetched The number of rows the page returned, before duplicates are removed. * @param int $distinct The number of distinct posts on the page, after duplicates are removed. * * @return int The total number of matching posts. */ private function resolve_total( Posts_Query $query, int $fetched, int $distinct ): int { if ( $fetched > 0 && $fetched < $query->get_per_page() ) { return ( $query->get_offset() + $distinct ); } return (int) $this->build_query( $query )->count(); } /** * Builds the filtered indexable query for the given query, without ordering or paging. * * Built fresh for each use so the same filters back both the total count and the page of rows. * * @param Posts_Query $query The query describing the filters to apply. * * @return ORM The filtered query. */ private function build_query( Posts_Query $query ): ORM { $builder = $this->indexable_repository->query() ->where( 'object_type', 'post' ) ->where( 'object_sub_type', $query->get_content_type() ) ->where_in( 'post_status', $query->get_statuses() ) // Password-protected posts (is_protected) are not shown in bulk editing. ->where( 'is_protected', 0 ); if ( $query->has_author_filter() ) { $builder->where( 'author_id', $query->get_author_id() ); } if ( $query->has_search() ) { $this->apply_search( $builder, $query->get_search() ); } return $builder; } /** * Adds the catch-all search clause to the query. * * The post title lives in the posts table, so it is matched through a subquery while the remaining * fields are matched directly on the indexable. All clauses are OR-ed inside a single group so they * do not interfere with the other filters. * * @param ORM $builder The query to add the search clause to. * @param string $search The search term. * * @return void */ private function apply_search( ORM $builder, string $search ): void { global $wpdb; $like = '%' . $wpdb->esc_like( $search ) . '%'; // The post title lives in the posts table, so match it through a subquery; the rest are indexable columns. $clauses = [ 'object_id IN ( SELECT ID FROM ' . $wpdb->posts . ' WHERE post_title LIKE %s )' ]; foreach ( \array_keys( $this->searchable_fields() ) as $column ) { $clauses[] = $column . ' LIKE %s'; } // The ORM binds each %s through $wpdb->prepare; one bound value per clause. $builder->where_raw( '( ' . \implode( ' OR ', $clauses ) . ' )', \array_fill( 0, \count( $clauses ), $like ), ); } /** * Builds a post from an indexable. * * The SEO data and edit link of a post the current user cannot edit are withheld, so the post is * shown in the list but stays locked and does not expose its metadata. * * @param Indexable $indexable The indexable. * @param bool $editable Whether the current user may edit the post. * * @return Post The post. */ private function build_post( Indexable $indexable, bool $editable ): Post { $object_id = (int) $indexable->object_id; $title = $this->get_normalized_title( $object_id ); if ( ! $editable ) { return new Post( $object_id, $title, (string) $indexable->post_status, '', '', '', '', '', '', false ); } return new Post( $object_id, $title, (string) $indexable->post_status, (string) \get_edit_post_link( $object_id, 'raw' ), (string) $indexable->primary_focus_keyword, (string) $indexable->title, (string) $indexable->description, (string) $indexable->open_graph_title, (string) $indexable->open_graph_description, true, ); } }