- Add code docs to the Analytics classes and make get_order_statuses non-internal.
Document analytics classes and some methods. Add simple examples of how to use it. Give a brief "why?" and "when?" answers. Add links between related classes.
- Replace `Automattic\WooCommerce\Admin\API\Reports\*\Query` classes with a single `GenericQuery` class.
- Reduce the amount of duplicated code in Analytics `DataStore`s.
- Reduce duplicated code in Analytics controllers
- Add `FilteredGetDataTrait`, `OrderAwareControllerTrait`, and `StatsDataStoreTrait` for extension developers to reuse while creating custom Analytics
- Add a `GenericQuery` to reduce duplicated code in Query classes.
Also, to expose it to community extensions for reuse.
- Use `GenericQuery` instead of duplicated `Query` classes
- Move caching code to shared `DataStore::get_data`
- Move intervals specific `initialize_queries` to shared Trait
- Move intervals checking logic to shared `StatsDataStoreTrait`
- Reuse `GenericController::prepare_item_for_response` for `Reports\Controller` subclasses
- Reuse `GenericController::get_collection_params` for `Reports\Controller` subclasses.
- Move `get_items` code to shared `GenericStatsController`
- Move shared paginable controllers `get_items` code to the generic class
- Move fields param to `GenericStatsController`
- Separate `OrderAwareControllerTrait` from `ReportController`
to allow specific Analytics Controllers to extend the `Generic(Stats)Controller` directly, without extending the `ReportController`, which is used to list reports.
It's meant not to change any behavior. However, due to unification, it did tweak a few things mostly from the developer perspective:
- Previously, only some controllers threw an error from `get_items` when the data was missing; some did not. Now controllers the following Controllers changed behavior to also for such an error:
- Coupons
- Customers
- Downloads
- Orders
- Products
- Taxes
- the error has one error code from all controllers:`woocommerce_rest_reports_invalid_response` (previously there were report-specific)
- `woocommerce_rest_reports_categories_invalid_response` -> `woocommerce_rest_reports_invalid_response`
- In Orders Controller, the `$orders_data['order_number'], $orders_data['total_formatted']` are set in the `prepare_item_for_response` method, not in the `get_items`So `prepare_item_for_response` function is expected to be called with bare data from Query
- In Products Controller extended-info is now sanitized in the `prepare_item_for_response` method, not in the `get_items`
- ⚠️ (breaking) Previosly some Controlers' `prepare_item_for_response` function was getting and expecting first argument to be casted to `object`, while the rest of controllers used data as returned from the Store. This PR unifies this behavior for
- `Coupons\Stats\Controller`
- `Taxes\Controller`
- `Taxes\Stats\Controller`
So, if you extend those classes and override `prepare_item_for_response` in a way that expects `object`, you will get an error. (I have not found such cases in the `all-plugins` repo.)
All `woocommerce_rest_prepare_report_*` filters remain intact and inconsistent for backward compatibility.
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