Sift for WooCommerce

This plugin will integrate with Sift Science's fraud detection suite and WooCommerce's decisions API.

Folder Structure

This plugin has the following folder structure:

sift-for-woocommerce/
├── languages/
├── src/
│   ├ ...
│   └── inc/
└── sift-for-woocommerce.php

• languages: Contains the translation files for your plugin.
• src: A folder for organizing the plugin's main PHP classes or code components, such as integrations with other plugins or services. These classes should be organized into subfolders following the PSR-4 convention. Composer will handle the autoloading for these classes.
• plugin-name.php: The main PHP file containing the plugin header and bootstraping functionality.

Documentation

As you develop your plugin, update the README.md file with detailed information about your plugin's features, usage, installation, and any other pertinent information.

Local Development

1. npm install
2. composer install
3. npm start
4. See Test with WooPayments or any other gateway to test

Run unit tests

Once the local environment is up, simply launch

1.npm test

You can select a test with:

1.npm test -- --filter=SOMETEST

Test with WooPayments or any other gateway

1. Add a link to the gateway in .wp-env.json in the "plugins" list (WooPayments is provided by default as well as a dummy Simple_Test_Gateway)
2. Start ngrok with "ngrok http 80 --host-header=rewrite" and grab the new address in https://0000-00-00-00.ngrok-free.app
3. Copy the .wp-env.json file and paste it as .wp-env.override.json. Modify WP_DOMAIN, WP_SITEURL and WP_HOME with the new URL 0000-00-00-00.ngrok-free.app. You can leave the other values as they are, or if you are comfortable with editing JSON, remove everything aside from the "config" key and the three modified keys within.
4. Run npm start to reload the config
5. Go to https://0000-00-00-00.ngrok-free.app/wp-admin/ (don't miss the last /)
6. Setup WooCommerce
7. Set up your gateway
8. (optional) for WooPayments, you can use the Sandbox mode in the setup with "I'm setting up a store for someone else."

Note: Remember to modify the URLs and run a npm start everytime you restart ngrok.

Alternative Testing

You can run the tests using the local PHP environment by running the database on docker.

1. docker run -d --rm -p 3306:3306 -e MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=root -e MYSQL_DATABASE=wordpress_tests --name db mariadb
2. bin/install-wp-tests.sh wordpress_tests root root 127.0.0.1 latest true
3. Install woocommerce somewhere on your machine and set the WOO_TEST_DIR environment variable to point to it.
4. WOO_TEST_DIR=~/.wp-env/d4a3fd8a8a0a78829498afef8ce99c2c/woocommerce vendor/bin/phpunit

Using XDEBUG

Start environment with XDEBUG enabled: npx wp-env start --xdebug. Configure your IDE to listen for XDEBUG connections on port 9003. When you browse in the browser, XDEBUG should connect to your IDE.

To get tests working with XDEBUG, it requires a little more work. Configure your IDE server name to be something like XDEBUG_OMATTIC and then launch the tests by running npx wp-env run tests-cli --env-cwd=wp-content/plugins/sift-for-woocommerce bash. At the new prompt you need to run: PHP_IDE_CONFIG=serverName=XDEBUG_OMATTIC vendor/bin/phpunit.

Troubleshooting:

Error response from daemon: error while creating mount source path

Restart docker.

Modify a variable in wp-config

wp-env run cli wp config set JETPACK_DEV_DEBUG false --raw

Access PHP error

1. wp-env run cli bash
2. tail -f /var/www/html/wp-content/debug.log