* Add Single Product template support to Product Rating block
* Remove example attribute from block.json
Co-authored-by: Luigi Teschio <gigitux@gmail.com>
* Set isDescedentOfSingleProductTemplate attribute default to false
* Remove withProductSelector HOC
Since we are using the `ancestor` key then we don't need to use this HOC anymore
* Remove unused import on Product Rating Edit component
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Co-authored-by: Luigi Teschio <gigitux@gmail.com>
* Add columns control to product collection block editor settings
- `InspectorControls` from './inspector-controls' is now imported in `edit.tsx` and used in the returned JSX of `Edit` function.
- A new file `columns-control.tsx` is added under 'product-collection' block's 'inspector-controls' directory which exports a `ColumnsControl` component. This component uses `RangeControl` from '@wordpress/components' to control the number of columns in the product collection display layout when the layout type is 'flex'.
- The types file (`types.ts`) for 'product-collection' block is updated. The `Attributes` interface is renamed to `ProductCollectionAttributes` and the `ProductCollectionContext` interface is removed. The `ProductCollectionAttributes` now includes 'queryContext', 'templateSlug', and 'displayLayout' properties.
* Refactor: Simplify Fallback Return in ColumnsControl Component
This commit simplifies the fallback return value of the ColumnsControl component. Instead of returning an empty fragment (<> </>), it now returns null when the condition isn't met. This change improves readability and aligns with best practices for conditional rendering in React.
* Feature: Add 'Order By' Control to Product Collection Inspector
This commit adds a new 'Order By' control to the product collection inspector. The control allows users to specify the order of products in a collection by various attributes such as title and date. To support this, a new component 'OrderByControl' has been created and included in the product collection inspector. Additionally, the types for 'order' and 'orderBy' attributes have been updated and exported for reuse.
* Add more options to OrderBy type
* Add orderby handling on frontend & editor
The main changes include:
1. Added a new property 'isProductCollectionBlock' in the block.json to denote if a block is a product collection block.
2. In the ProductCollection PHP class, a new initialization function has been defined to hook into the WordPress lifecycle, register the block, and update the query based on this block.
3. Added methods to manage query parameters for both frontend rendering and the Editor.
4. Expanded allowed 'collection_params' for the REST API to include custom 'orderby' values.
5. Defined a function to build the query based on block attributes, filters, and global WP_Query.
6. Created utility functions to handle complex query operations such as merging queries, handling custom sort values, and merging arrays recursively.
These improvements allow for more flexible and robust handling of product collections in both the front-end display and the WordPress editor. It also extends support for custom 'orderby' values in the REST API, which allows for more advanced sorting options in product collections.
* Add 'on sale' filter and enhance settings management in product collection block
This commit introduces several changes to the product collection block.
- First, it adds a new 'on sale' filter that can be used to display only the products that are currently on sale.
- It also refactors the settings management in the product collection block to use the experimental ToolsPanel component from WordPress, which provides a more flexible and intuitive way to manage block settings.
- It moves the 'Columns' control into the ToolsPanel, along with the 'Order by' control.
- A new utility function `setQueryAttribute` is introduced to simplify setting nested query parameters.
- The structure of the `ProductCollectionAttributes` and `ProductCollectionQuery` types have been adjusted to accommodate the changes.
- Finally, it makes corresponding changes in the PHP part to handle the new 'on sale' query parameter.
This should enhance the flexibility and user-friendliness of the product collection block.
* Add stock status filter to WooCommerce product collection block
This commit introduces a stock status filter to the WooCommerce product collection block.
The changes include:
1. Added the ability to filter products based on their stock status within the 'product-collection' block. A new stock status control is created within the inspector-controls of the block.
2. A new 'get_stock_status_query' function is introduced in 'ProductCollection.php' which returns a query for products depending on their stock status.
Please note that the stock status filter will only appear in the experimental build for now.
* Refactor Stock Status control of Product Collection block
This commit refactors the Stock Status control. The changes aim to improve the code organization and make the behavior of the component more explicit.
The key modifications are:
1. Moved stock status related constants and functions from `inspector-controls/utils.tsx` to `inspector-controls/constants.ts`. This is done to ensure that all constants and similar utility functions are organized in one place.
2. Updated `product-collection/index.tsx` to import `getDefaultStockStatuses` from `inspector-controls/constants` instead of `inspector-controls/utils`.
3. Updated `stock-status-control.tsx` to determine whether the stock status has value or not by comparing with the default stock statuses using `fastDeepEqual`. If the stock status control is deselected, it resets the stock status to the default statuses.
These changes do not introduce any new functionalities, but improve the readability and maintainability of the code.
* Add keyword search control to Product Collection block
This commit introduces a keyword search functionality to the Product Collection block. The update is aimed to provide users with more flexibility and precision in product collection queries.
Key changes:
1. Introduced a new file `keyword-control.tsx` that creates a Keyword Control component. This component includes a TextControl field that allows inputting a search keyword. The keyword search is debounced to prevent unnecessary queries during input and updates the block's attributes accordingly.
2. Modified `inspector-controls/index.tsx` to include the KeywordControl in the ToolsPanel for the block's filters.
3. Adjusted `ProductCollection.php` to include the keyword search in the product query array.
With these changes, users can now search for products by keyword in the Product Collection block.
* remove unused import of getDefaultStockStatuses
* Add columns control to product collection block editor settings
- `InspectorControls` from './inspector-controls' is now imported in `edit.tsx` and used in the returned JSX of `Edit` function.
- A new file `columns-control.tsx` is added under 'product-collection' block's 'inspector-controls' directory which exports a `ColumnsControl` component. This component uses `RangeControl` from '@wordpress/components' to control the number of columns in the product collection display layout when the layout type is 'flex'.
- The types file (`types.ts`) for 'product-collection' block is updated. The `Attributes` interface is renamed to `ProductCollectionAttributes` and the `ProductCollectionContext` interface is removed. The `ProductCollectionAttributes` now includes 'queryContext', 'templateSlug', and 'displayLayout' properties.
* Refactor: Simplify Fallback Return in ColumnsControl Component
This commit simplifies the fallback return value of the ColumnsControl component. Instead of returning an empty fragment (<> </>), it now returns null when the condition isn't met. This change improves readability and aligns with best practices for conditional rendering in React.
* Feature: Add 'Order By' Control to Product Collection Inspector
This commit adds a new 'Order By' control to the product collection inspector. The control allows users to specify the order of products in a collection by various attributes such as title and date. To support this, a new component 'OrderByControl' has been created and included in the product collection inspector. Additionally, the types for 'order' and 'orderBy' attributes have been updated and exported for reuse.
* Add more options to OrderBy type
* Add orderby handling on frontend & editor
The main changes include:
1. Added a new property 'isProductCollectionBlock' in the block.json to denote if a block is a product collection block.
2. In the ProductCollection PHP class, a new initialization function has been defined to hook into the WordPress lifecycle, register the block, and update the query based on this block.
3. Added methods to manage query parameters for both frontend rendering and the Editor.
4. Expanded allowed 'collection_params' for the REST API to include custom 'orderby' values.
5. Defined a function to build the query based on block attributes, filters, and global WP_Query.
6. Created utility functions to handle complex query operations such as merging queries, handling custom sort values, and merging arrays recursively.
These improvements allow for more flexible and robust handling of product collections in both the front-end display and the WordPress editor. It also extends support for custom 'orderby' values in the REST API, which allows for more advanced sorting options in product collections.
* Add 'on sale' filter and enhance settings management in product collection block
This commit introduces several changes to the product collection block.
- First, it adds a new 'on sale' filter that can be used to display only the products that are currently on sale.
- It also refactors the settings management in the product collection block to use the experimental ToolsPanel component from WordPress, which provides a more flexible and intuitive way to manage block settings.
- It moves the 'Columns' control into the ToolsPanel, along with the 'Order by' control.
- A new utility function `setQueryAttribute` is introduced to simplify setting nested query parameters.
- The structure of the `ProductCollectionAttributes` and `ProductCollectionQuery` types have been adjusted to accommodate the changes.
- Finally, it makes corresponding changes in the PHP part to handle the new 'on sale' query parameter.
This should enhance the flexibility and user-friendliness of the product collection block.
* Add stock status filter to WooCommerce product collection block
This commit introduces a stock status filter to the WooCommerce product collection block.
The changes include:
1. Added the ability to filter products based on their stock status within the 'product-collection' block. A new stock status control is created within the inspector-controls of the block.
2. A new 'get_stock_status_query' function is introduced in 'ProductCollection.php' which returns a query for products depending on their stock status.
Please note that the stock status filter will only appear in the experimental build for now.
* Refactor Stock Status control of Product Collection block
This commit refactors the Stock Status control. The changes aim to improve the code organization and make the behavior of the component more explicit.
The key modifications are:
1. Moved stock status related constants and functions from `inspector-controls/utils.tsx` to `inspector-controls/constants.ts`. This is done to ensure that all constants and similar utility functions are organized in one place.
2. Updated `product-collection/index.tsx` to import `getDefaultStockStatuses` from `inspector-controls/constants` instead of `inspector-controls/utils`.
3. Updated `stock-status-control.tsx` to determine whether the stock status has value or not by comparing with the default stock statuses using `fastDeepEqual`. If the stock status control is deselected, it resets the stock status to the default statuses.
These changes do not introduce any new functionalities, but improve the readability and maintainability of the code.
* Fix: Default values of attributes not saving as serialized block comment
This was happening because of this issue: https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/7342
Therefore, I had to use `useEffect` to set the default values of the attributes.
Here is the list of changes I made:
1. Removed default values from `block.json` for `query`, `tagName`, and `displayLayout`.
2. Moved the default values to `constants.ts` and created a new object `DEFAULT_ATTRIBUTES` to store them.
3. Relocated `constants.ts` from `inspector-controls` to the parent directory.
4. Refactored `edit.tsx` to use `DEFAULT_ATTRIBUTES` from `constants.ts` to set default attributes using `useEffect`.
5. Removed the attributes assignment from `registerBlockType` in `index.tsx`.
6. Updated `columns-control.tsx`, `index.tsx`, `order-by-control.tsx`, and `stock-status-control.tsx` to import from the relocated `constants.ts`.
7. Updated `ProductCollectionAttributes` and `ProductCollectionQuery` in `types.ts` to include `tagName` and `isProductCollectionBlock` respectively.
8. Modified `ProductCollection.php` to match the updated `orderBy` key in the query parameter.
This refactor enhances the readability of the code and reduces duplication by keeping all constants and default values in one place.
* Replace usage of 'statii' with 'statuses' in stock status handling
This commit replaces all instances of 'statii' with the correct term 'statuses' in the context of handling stock status. This change affects three files:
1. `assets/js/blocks/product-collection/inspector-controls/stock-status-control.tsx` - The term is corrected in a comment block.
2. `assets/js/blocks/product-collection/types.ts` - Updated the name of a variable in the `ProductCollectionQuery` interface.
3. `src/BlockTypes/ProductCollection.php` - Here, the term is replaced in several locations including variable names, comments and the method `get_stock_status_query`.
This commit helps improve code readability and consistency across the repository.
* Add columns control to product collection block editor settings
- `InspectorControls` from './inspector-controls' is now imported in `edit.tsx` and used in the returned JSX of `Edit` function.
- A new file `columns-control.tsx` is added under 'product-collection' block's 'inspector-controls' directory which exports a `ColumnsControl` component. This component uses `RangeControl` from '@wordpress/components' to control the number of columns in the product collection display layout when the layout type is 'flex'.
- The types file (`types.ts`) for 'product-collection' block is updated. The `Attributes` interface is renamed to `ProductCollectionAttributes` and the `ProductCollectionContext` interface is removed. The `ProductCollectionAttributes` now includes 'queryContext', 'templateSlug', and 'displayLayout' properties.
* Refactor: Simplify Fallback Return in ColumnsControl Component
This commit simplifies the fallback return value of the ColumnsControl component. Instead of returning an empty fragment (<> </>), it now returns null when the condition isn't met. This change improves readability and aligns with best practices for conditional rendering in React.
* Feature: Add 'Order By' Control to Product Collection Inspector
This commit adds a new 'Order By' control to the product collection inspector. The control allows users to specify the order of products in a collection by various attributes such as title and date. To support this, a new component 'OrderByControl' has been created and included in the product collection inspector. Additionally, the types for 'order' and 'orderBy' attributes have been updated and exported for reuse.
* Add more options to OrderBy type
* Add orderby handling on frontend & editor
The main changes include:
1. Added a new property 'isProductCollectionBlock' in the block.json to denote if a block is a product collection block.
2. In the ProductCollection PHP class, a new initialization function has been defined to hook into the WordPress lifecycle, register the block, and update the query based on this block.
3. Added methods to manage query parameters for both frontend rendering and the Editor.
4. Expanded allowed 'collection_params' for the REST API to include custom 'orderby' values.
5. Defined a function to build the query based on block attributes, filters, and global WP_Query.
6. Created utility functions to handle complex query operations such as merging queries, handling custom sort values, and merging arrays recursively.
These improvements allow for more flexible and robust handling of product collections in both the front-end display and the WordPress editor. It also extends support for custom 'orderby' values in the REST API, which allows for more advanced sorting options in product collections.
* Add 'on sale' filter and enhance settings management in product collection block
This commit introduces several changes to the product collection block.
- First, it adds a new 'on sale' filter that can be used to display only the products that are currently on sale.
- It also refactors the settings management in the product collection block to use the experimental ToolsPanel component from WordPress, which provides a more flexible and intuitive way to manage block settings.
- It moves the 'Columns' control into the ToolsPanel, along with the 'Order by' control.
- A new utility function `setQueryAttribute` is introduced to simplify setting nested query parameters.
- The structure of the `ProductCollectionAttributes` and `ProductCollectionQuery` types have been adjusted to accommodate the changes.
- Finally, it makes corresponding changes in the PHP part to handle the new 'on sale' query parameter.
This should enhance the flexibility and user-friendliness of the product collection block.
* Fix total shipping info when no shipping are available
* Fix a logical error for displaying shipping info
* Fix failing unit tests
* Run unit test for the Cart instead of the Checkout
The calculator is only available for the Cart Block, so it doesn't make
sense to run this test for the Checkout Block
* Fix no shipping methods and incomplete address conflict
When there are no shipping methods (except for local pickup), we would
like to inform the shopper that there are no shipping options available
even though the address is complete
The solution we found is to check the address on the Cart Block only
* Refactor code
* Check whether rate is collectible without using hardcoded id
* Correctly negate hasCollectibleRate result
* Add notice when shipping is selected but no methods are available yet (https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce-blocks/pull/9171)
* Create useShippingTotalWarning hook
* Show notices above checkout sidebar
* Call hook to show notice in Checkout block
* Remove unused imports
* Update hook name to useShowShippingTotalWarning
* Move hook to its own file
* Import shipping data internally (without alias)
* Remove unused imports
* Move import to correct place
* Return early to avoid if else
* Refactor useShowShippingTotalWarning
* Get shipping rates directly from the cart instead of the hook
* Show shipping cost when price information is available
* Check if the passed rates are considered selected
* Prevent errors when no rates are available
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Co-authored-by: Thomas Roberts <thomas.roberts@automattic.com>
Co-authored-by: Thomas Roberts <5656702+opr@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Tarun Vijwani <tarun.vijwani@automattic.com>
* Make Mini-Cart block work well with caching plugins
* Add tests
* Add back aria-label to Mini-Cart menu
* Fetch Mini-Cart data before page finishes loading
* Store and retrieve Mini-Cart values from localStorage for better performance
* Update styles as early as possible
* Reorder code
* Remove overrideTotals param from updateTotals() function
* Update tests
* Initialize local storage inside a function and add act to filter tests
* Replace void with undefined types in several funtions
* Fix 0 quantity badge appearing on page load
* Add unit test cases for Min and Max price for shipping methods
* Move Test for Min and Max rates to shipping-rates
- Move Test for Min and Max rates to shipping-rates.
- Use single shippingRates object throughout the test cases.
* Update assets/js/base/utils/test/shipping-rates.ts
Co-authored-by: Niels Lange <info@nielslange.de>
* Update assets/js/base/utils/test/shipping-rates.ts
Co-authored-by: Niels Lange <info@nielslange.de>
* Add helper function to generate shipping rates
* Add a test for empty shipping rates
* Remove redundant attribute values from generateRate function
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Co-authored-by: Niels Lange <info@nielslange.de>
* Only call wp_reset_postdata() if the global post variable was changed.
* Make global_post_variable_changed static.
* rely on the output of setup_postdata for verifying if the global variable was successfully changed.
* ditch the static var and defaulting to false instead.
* Rely on static as the post reset only happens when the loop of inner blocks ends and not right away.
* Update the variable when the postdata is reset.
* Add missing WooCommerce styles to Add to Cart with Options block
* Fix input style for Add to Cart with Options block
* Add comment about the input-text css class that was added to the Add To Cart Form
* Add columns control to product collection block editor settings
- `InspectorControls` from './inspector-controls' is now imported in `edit.tsx` and used in the returned JSX of `Edit` function.
- A new file `columns-control.tsx` is added under 'product-collection' block's 'inspector-controls' directory which exports a `ColumnsControl` component. This component uses `RangeControl` from '@wordpress/components' to control the number of columns in the product collection display layout when the layout type is 'flex'.
- The types file (`types.ts`) for 'product-collection' block is updated. The `Attributes` interface is renamed to `ProductCollectionAttributes` and the `ProductCollectionContext` interface is removed. The `ProductCollectionAttributes` now includes 'queryContext', 'templateSlug', and 'displayLayout' properties.
* Refactor: Simplify Fallback Return in ColumnsControl Component
This commit simplifies the fallback return value of the ColumnsControl component. Instead of returning an empty fragment (<> </>), it now returns null when the condition isn't met. This change improves readability and aligns with best practices for conditional rendering in React.
* Feature: Add 'Order By' Control to Product Collection Inspector
This commit adds a new 'Order By' control to the product collection inspector. The control allows users to specify the order of products in a collection by various attributes such as title and date. To support this, a new component 'OrderByControl' has been created and included in the product collection inspector. Additionally, the types for 'order' and 'orderBy' attributes have been updated and exported for reuse.
* Add more options to OrderBy type
* Add orderby handling on frontend & editor
The main changes include:
1. Added a new property 'isProductCollectionBlock' in the block.json to denote if a block is a product collection block.
2. In the ProductCollection PHP class, a new initialization function has been defined to hook into the WordPress lifecycle, register the block, and update the query based on this block.
3. Added methods to manage query parameters for both frontend rendering and the Editor.
4. Expanded allowed 'collection_params' for the REST API to include custom 'orderby' values.
5. Defined a function to build the query based on block attributes, filters, and global WP_Query.
6. Created utility functions to handle complex query operations such as merging queries, handling custom sort values, and merging arrays recursively.
These improvements allow for more flexible and robust handling of product collections in both the front-end display and the WordPress editor. It also extends support for custom 'orderby' values in the REST API, which allows for more advanced sorting options in product collections.
* fix: handle undefined index for isProductCollectionBlock
This commit addresses a potential issue where the 'isProductCollectionBlock' index might not be defined in certain situations within the 'build_query' method of the ProductCollection class.
Previously, we directly accessed 'isProductCollectionBlock' from the 'query' context of the block. Now, we use the null coalescing operator (??) to ensure that we assign a default value of false if 'isProductCollectionBlock' is not set.
This change provides a safer way to handle the scenario when the 'isProductCollectionBlock' is not defined in the block context and helps prevent undefined index warnings.
Alexandre Lara
Luigi Teschio
Hritik Chaudhary
Niels Lange
Daniel Dudzic
Tarun Vijwani
Manish Menaria
Albert Juhé Lluveras
Saad Tarhi
Roy Ho
Daniel W. Robert
Mike Jolley
Patricia Hillebrandt
Thomas Roberts
Seghir Nadir