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PCH Smart Linking: Add Smart Linking back-end #2544

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Description

This PR is part 2 of #2507 and introduces a backend for the smart linking feature in the Parse.ly Content Helper. The goal is to ensure that smart links are stored persistently in WordPress. Below are the main changes and enhancements included in this PR:

Smart Linking Feature Class & Smart Link Model

The Smart_Linking feature class is created to integrate with the PCH editor sidebar. This class is responsible for registering custom post types and taxonomies, and managing smart link operations.

The Smart_Link model is central to the smart linking functionality. It encapsulates the properties and methods needed to manage individual smart links. The key attributes of the Smart_Link model include:

  • uid (string): A unique identifier for the smart link.
  • smart_link_id (int): The internal ID of the smart link custom post type object.
  • source_post_id (int): The post ID of the suggested link (link source).
  • destination_post_id (int): The post ID of the link destination.
  • destination_post_type (string): The post type of the suggested link.
  • href (string): The URL of the suggested link.
  • title (string): The title of the suggested link.
  • text (string): The text of the suggested link.
  • offset (int): The offset/position for the suggested link.
  • applied (bool): Whether the link has been applied.
  • exists (bool): Whether the smart link exists in the database.

The Smart_Link model includes methods for saving, deleting, and checking the existence of smart links. These methods ensure that smart links are correctly managed within the WordPress database.

The uid is particularly important as it uniquely identifies each smart link, facilitating operations such as updates and deletions. This uid is generated using a combination of properties that make each link distinct. This ensures that each smart link can be uniquely identified within the database. The uid is created by the generate_uid method within the Smart_Link model, which combines the URL (href), title, text, and offset of the link. This combination of attributes guarantees that each uid is unique to its respective smart link, in the specific post, even if multiple links share some common properties.

Custom Post Type and Taxonomies

A custom post type named parsely_smart_link is implemented to store smart links. Two taxonomies, smart_link_source and smart_link_destination, are registered to categorize the source and destination of each smart link. These taxonomies link the smart links to their respective posts, facilitating the organization and retrieval of links.

Endpoints for Smart Linking

Several REST API endpoints are introduced to handle smart link operations:

POST /smart-linking/url-to-post-type

Description: Converts a URL to a post type.

Parameters:

  • url (string): The URL to convert.

Usage: This endpoint is used to determine the post type associated with a given URL. It is used by the Smart Linking component to show the type of content when reviewing the links.

GET /smart-linking/{post_id}/get

Description: Retrieves the smart links for a specific post.

Parameters:

  • post_id (integer): The ID of the post for which to retrieve smart links.

Usage: This endpoint is called when the editor sidebar is initialized to fetch all existing smart links for a specific post from the database. The retrieved smart links are then merged with the links present in the post content in the client-side.

POST /smart-linking/{post_id}/add

Description: Adds a smart link to a post.

Parameters:

  • post_id (integer): The ID of the post to which the smart link will be added.
  • link (object): The smart link data including URL, title, text, offset, etc.

Usage: This endpoint is used to add a new smart link to a post. It saves the smart link data to the database.

POST /smart-linking/{post_id}/add-multiple

Description: Adds multiple smart links to a post.

Parameters:

  • post_id (integer): The ID of the post to which the smart links will be added.
  • links (array of objects): The list of smart link data objects.

Usage: This endpoint is used to batch add multiple smart links to a post. It is useful for efficiently saving several links at once without making multiple API calls.

POST /smart-linking/{post_id}/set

Description: Updates the smart links of a given post, removing those not included in the request.

Parameters:

  • post_id (integer): The ID of the post to update.
  • links (array of objects): The list of smart link data objects to set for the post.

Usage: This endpoint is called to synchronize the smart links in the database with the current state of the post content. It ensures that only the smart links present in the request remain associated with the post, while others are removed. It is called when the post is saved.

Smart Link Retrieval and Merging

Upon initial rendering, smart links are fetched from the database and merged with existing links in the post content. This ensures that all smart links are accounted for and managed properly.

Hook for Updating Smart Links on Save

A new hook is added to update the smart links in the database whenever the post is saved. This ensures that the smart links remain consistent and up-to-date with the post content.

Motivation and Context

Future-proofing: This backend infrastructure sets the stage for future enhancements, such as listing all inbound smart links, providing a more robust and feature-rich linking system.

Reliability: Improves the reliability and persistence of smart links within the PCH, ensuring links are accurately tracked and managed.

How Has This Been Tested?

Local Testing: Extensively tested locally under various scenarios to ensure all endpoints function correctly and smart links are managed as expected.

Integration Tests: Working on adding integration tests for the new endpoints to ensure they interact correctly with the rest of the system.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Introduced smart linking functionality with new API endpoints for adding, getting, and updating smart links for posts.
    • Added smart linking capabilities to the editor sidebar, including methods for initializing and managing smart links.
    • Implemented hooks to handle saving smart links upon post save.
  • Enhancements

    • Updated data handling in the Smart_Link class, including new properties and methods for better management of smart link data.
    • Enhanced the SmartLinkingProvider with new methods for adding, setting, and retrieving smart links.

vaurdan added 9 commits June 4, 2024 10:12
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@vaurdan vaurdan added this to the 3.16.0 milestone Jun 6, 2024
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The changes introduce significant enhancements to the smart linking functionality within the application. New API endpoints have been added for handling smart links, including methods for adding, getting, and updating links. The Smart_Link model has been expanded with new properties and methods to support these operations. Additionally, the editor sidebar now integrates smart linking features, allowing users to manage smart links directly within the editor interface.

Changes

File Path Change Summary
src/Endpoints/content-helper/class-smart-linking-endpoint.php Added new API endpoints for managing smart links, including methods for adding, getting, and updating smart links. Removed old properties and introduced new validation methods.
src/Models/class-smart-link.php Changed property names and visibilities, added new properties and methods for handling smart link data, including loading, saving, and deleting links.
src/content-helper/editor-sidebar/class-editor-sidebar.php Integrated smart linking into the editor sidebar with new use statements, required files, and methods for feature initialization.
src/content-helper/editor-sidebar/smart-linking/class-smart-linking.php Introduced the Smart_Linking class for managing smart links within the editor sidebar, including methods for initialization and purging links.
src/content-helper/editor-sidebar/smart-linking/hooks.ts Added imports and a new hook for saving smart links after post save, leveraging the SmartLinkingProvider.
src/content-helper/editor-sidebar/smart-linking/provider.ts Added new types and methods in the SmartLinkingProvider for managing smart links, including adding, setting, and getting links.

Sequence Diagrams

sequenceDiagram
    participant Editor as Editor
    participant API as Smart Linking API
    participant Provider as SmartLinkingProvider
    participant Model as Smart_Link

    Editor->>API: Add Smart Link
    API->>Provider: Validate and Process Request
    Provider->>Model: Create Smart Link
    Model-->>Provider: Return Smart Link Object
    Provider-->>API: Return Success Response
    API-->>Editor: Smart Link Added

    Editor->>API: Get Smart Links
    API->>Provider: Fetch Smart Links
    Provider->>Model: Retrieve Smart Links
    Model-->>Provider: Return Smart Links Data
    Provider-->>API: Return Smart Links Data
    API-->>Editor: Display Smart Links
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sequenceDiagram
    participant Editor as Editor
    participant API as Smart Linking API
    participant Provider as SmartLinkingProvider
    participant Model as Smart_Link

    Editor->>API: Update Smart Link
    API->>Provider: Validate and Process Request
    Provider->>Model: Update Smart Link
    Model-->>Provider: Return Updated Smart Link
    Provider-->>API: Return Success Response
    API-->>Editor: Smart Link Updated
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src/content-helper/editor-sidebar/smart-linking/provider.ts (2)

19-19: Update the @since tag to reflect the correct version if 3.16.0 is not accurate.

Ensure the @since tag in the JSDoc comments accurately reflects the version in which the changes were made.


Line range hint 99-102: Correct the usage of this in a static context.

- if ( ! this.instance ) {
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Replace this with SmartLinkingProvider to avoid confusion in static context as suggested by the static analysis tool.

src/content-helper/editor-sidebar/smart-linking/review-modal/component-modal.tsx (1)

212-212: Clarify the purpose of onCloseHandler in the context of the modal's lifecycle.

Consider adding a comment explaining the specific role and trigger conditions for onCloseHandler within the modal's lifecycle for better maintainability.

src/Endpoints/content-helper/class-smart-linking-endpoint.php (1)

186-187: Description of API endpoints.

Consider adding more detailed descriptions for these API endpoints in the comments to improve code readability and maintenance.

Also applies to: 240-242

src/Models/class-smart-link.php (1)

366-391: Retrieving meta values.

Consider adding error handling or logging for cases where meta values are not found or are of an incorrect type, to improve debugging and maintainability.

src/content-helper/editor-sidebar/smart-linking/utils.ts (1)

Line range hint 111-111: Use optional chaining to enhance code safety.

- while ( parentNode && ! ( parentNode instanceof HTMLAnchorElement ) ) {
+ while ( parentNode?.parentNode && ! ( parentNode instanceof HTMLAnchorElement ) ) {
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src/content-helper/editor-sidebar/smart-linking/provider.ts

[error] 99-99: Using this in a static context can be confusing. (lint/complexity/noThisInStatic)

this refers to the class.
Unsafe fix: Use the class name instead.


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this refers to the class.
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src/content-helper/editor-sidebar/class-editor-sidebar.php (4)

13-13: Ensure proper usage of the Smart_Linking class.

This import statement correctly includes the Smart_Linking class which is used later in this file.


44-44: Initialization of features array.

The features array is properly initialized here to include the Smart_Linking instance.


129-137: Ensure proper feature initialization.

The method init_features correctly checks if the feature can be enabled and initializes it if possible. This is a good practice to avoid unnecessary operations if the feature is disabled.


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12-12: Correct import of SmartLinkingProvider.

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13-13: Correct import of SmartLinkingStore.

The import statement for SmartLinkingStore is correctly placed and necessary for managing the state of smart links.


101-129: Review the implementation of useSaveSmartLinksOnPostSave.

The hook useSaveSmartLinksOnPostSave is well-implemented. It correctly handles the saving of smart links after a post is saved, using the SmartLinkingProvider to interact with the database.

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168-171: Review the method signature change for register_endpoint_with_args.

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31-34: Ensure correct initialization of Smart_Linking.

The constructor for Smart_Linking correctly initializes the feature and sets up a WordPress action to purge smart links when a post is deleted.


78-107: Review the registration of custom post types and taxonomies.

The method run correctly registers a custom post type and two taxonomies for managing smart links. This setup is essential for the feature's functionality and is well-implemented.

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171-209: Check the implementation of purge_smart_links.

The method purge_smart_links is well-implemented. It correctly handles the deletion of smart links associated with a post when the post is deleted, ensuring data integrity.

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133-149: Review the new methods added for managing smart links.

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src/content-helper/editor-sidebar/smart-linking/review-modal/component-modal.tsx (1)

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Line range hint 284-309: Ensure that the state updates for postType are handled correctly when fetching data asynchronously.

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  • The useEffect hook checks if link.destination is undefined.
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wp-parsely.php (2)

290-290: The modification to run the Editor_Sidebar instance aligns well with the PR objectives.


295-303: The introduction of parsely_content_helper_editor_sidebar_features is well-documented and necessary for initializing the Editor Sidebar features.

src/Endpoints/content-helper/class-smart-linking-endpoint.php (11)

78-81: Endpoint registration for URL to post type conversion.

This endpoint correctly registers a POST method for converting URLs to post types, which is essential for the smart linking feature.


92-103: Endpoint registration for fetching smart links.

The endpoint for retrieving smart links is well-defined with appropriate validation for the post_id. This ensures that only valid requests are processed.


105-131: Endpoint registration for adding a single smart link.

This endpoint correctly handles the addition of a single smart link with necessary validations for post_id and link data. The option to update an existing link is a good feature.


133-159: Endpoint registration for adding multiple smart links.

The functionality to add multiple smart links in one request is efficiently handled here, with proper validation checks in place.


161-181: Endpoint registration for setting smart links.

This endpoint effectively updates the smart links for a post and removes those not included in the request, which is crucial for maintaining data integrity.


249-275: Fetching smart links for a post.

The method efficiently fetches both inbound and outbound smart links for a post and returns them in a structured format.


278-330: Adding a single smart link.

The method handles the addition of a smart link with checks for existence and the option to update, which is robust and prevents data duplication.


333-418: Adding multiple smart links.

This method handles the addition of multiple smart links with detailed error handling and response generation, which enhances the API's reliability.


421-504: Setting smart links for a post.

The method updates smart links efficiently, ensuring that only relevant links are retained, which optimizes database usage and maintains relevance.


507-585: Validation of post ID and smart link parameters.

The validation functions for post ID and smart link parameters are well-implemented, ensuring that only valid data is processed.


587-613: Validation of multiple smart link parameters.

The method effectively validates multiple smart link parameters, ensuring robust data handling and error prevention.

src/Models/class-smart-link.php (13)

30-54: Initialization of smart link properties.

The properties of the smart link are well-defined with appropriate visibility and default values, ensuring a clear and maintainable structure.


102-110: Properties for link application and existence.

The properties applied and exists are crucial for tracking the state of smart links and are appropriately initialized.


123-137: Constructor for smart link initialization.

The constructor properly initializes the smart link properties and ensures that the base class constructor is called, maintaining the integrity of the object-oriented structure.


147-181: Fetching smart link by UID.

The method for fetching a smart link by UID is optimized with caching and performs well by querying only necessary data.


183-248: Loading smart link data.

This method efficiently loads smart link data from the database, handling various edge cases and ensuring data integrity.


250-313: Saving smart link data.

The save method is robust, handling both the creation of new smart links and the updating of existing ones, with comprehensive error handling.


315-338: Removing smart link from the database.

The delete method correctly handles the removal of smart links from the database, ensuring that all associated data is cleaned up.


340-364: Existence check for smart links.

The method for checking the existence of a smart link is well-implemented, using caching and database queries efficiently.


402-402: Fetching post ID by URL.

The method for retrieving a post ID based on a URL is well-implemented, using both caching and direct database queries effectively.


419-456: Setting properties of smart links.

The methods for setting various properties of smart links are clear and concise, ensuring that all relevant data is updated correctly.


481-495: Serialization of smart link data.

The method for serializing smart link data to an array is well-implemented, providing a clear and structured output that can be easily used in APIs.


517-533: Deserialization of smart link data.

The deserialization method is robust, handling potential errors in JSON data and ensuring that the smart link is correctly initialized from the provided data.


537-645: Retrieving smart links by UID and post ID.

The methods for retrieving smart links by UID and post ID are well-implemented, ensuring that the correct data is fetched and processed efficiently.

src/content-helper/editor-sidebar/smart-linking/utils.ts (1)

217-219: Ensure robustness in sorting by handling potential undefined match properties.

src/content-helper/editor-sidebar/smart-linking/component.tsx (2)

180-211: Properly initialize smart linking by fetching existing links from the post and database.


217-217: Ensure the review process is properly handled with user feedback.

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SonarCloud duplication warning can be ignored in this case.

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src/Endpoints/content-helper/class-smart-linking-endpoint.php (4)

105-131: Review the necessity of the update parameter in the POST /smart-linking/{post_id}/add endpoint.

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78-81: Ensure the new endpoint /smart-linking/url-to-post-type is documented in the API docs.


577-590: Ensure the serialization process in serialize_smart_links handles all edge cases.


161-181: Check for potential performance issues with the POST /smart-linking/{post_id}/set endpoint.

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wrk.method = "POST"
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src/content-helper/editor-sidebar/smart-linking/hooks.ts (1)

Line range hint 31-62: Review the logic for setting validation completion in useSmartLinksValidation.

The logic for setting the validation completion state seems complex and might be prone to errors. Please verify that the state transitions are handled correctly, especially in edge cases where the post might be saved or autosaved rapidly.

src/Endpoints/content-helper/class-smart-linking-endpoint.php (3)

Line range hint 186-200: Review caching strategy in url_to_post_type.

The caching strategy used in url_to_post_type should be reviewed to ensure it handles edge cases, such as changes in the URL-to-post mapping. Consider adding hooks or a mechanism to invalidate the cache when necessary.


240-265: Ensure accurate serialization of smart links in get_smart_links.

The method get_smart_links serializes smart links for a post. Verify that all necessary attributes of smart links are correctly serialized and that no sensitive information is inadvertently exposed.


396-464: Review the update and removal logic in set_smart_links.

The method set_smart_links updates and removes smart links based on the request. Verify that the update and removal processes handle conflicts and concurrency issues appropriately, especially in high-load environments.

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Thank you so much for working on this!

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@acicovic I have addressed all your feedback. Feel free to take another look :)

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src/content-helper/editor-sidebar/smart-linking/provider.ts (1)

Line range hint 99-102: Consider using the class name instead of this in static context to avoid confusion.

- if ( ! this.instance ) {
+ if ( ! SmartLinkingProvider.instance ) {
src/Models/class-smart-link.php (4)

25-30: Ensure the visibility and purpose of $smart_link_id are clearly documented.

Consider adding a brief explanation in the comment about how and where $smart_link_id is used within the system to provide better context for future maintainers.


102-110: Clarify the use and lifecycle of the $exists property.

The property $exists is used to track the existence of a smart link in the database. It would be beneficial to add more detailed comments explaining its lifecycle and how it interacts with the database state changes.


366-391: Ensure correct handling of meta values.

The methods get_string_meta and get_int_meta retrieve meta values and ensure type safety. It's good practice to also log or handle cases where the expected type does not match the actual type of the meta value to aid in debugging.


419-456: Review the methods for setting properties.

The methods set_source_post_id, set_uid, and set_href are straightforward setters. However, consider adding validation to these methods to ensure that the values being set meet expected constraints (e.g., non-negative integers for IDs, valid URLs for hrefs).

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[error] 99-99: Using this in a static context can be confusing. (lint/complexity/noThisInStatic)

this refers to the class.
Unsafe fix: Use the class name instead.


[error] 100-100: Using this in a static context can be confusing. (lint/complexity/noThisInStatic)

this refers to the class.
Unsafe fix: Use the class name instead.


[error] 102-102: Using this in a static context can be confusing. (lint/complexity/noThisInStatic)

this refers to the class.
Unsafe fix: Use the class name instead.

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src/content-helper/editor-sidebar/smart-linking/provider.ts (3)

167-167: Ensure robust error handling for edge cases where postID might be invalid.

Also applies to: 192-192


29-30: Ensure proper handling of source and destination in component-suggestion.tsx.


134-142: Add a return type in the function signature and JSDoc for addSmartLink.

- public async addSmartLink( postID: number, linkSuggestion: SmartLink ): Promise<SmartLink> {
+ /**
+  * Adds a smart link to a post.
+  *
+  * @since 3.16.0
+  * @param {number} postID The ID of the post to add the link to.
+  * @param {SmartLink} linkSuggestion The link suggestion to add.
+  * @return {Promise<SmartLink>} The added link.
+  */
+ public async addSmartLink( postID: number, linkSuggestion: SmartLink ): Promise<SmartLink> {

Likely invalid or redundant comment.

src/Endpoints/content-helper/class-smart-linking-endpoint.php (3)

557-584: Optimize the validation process in private_api_request_validate_multiple_smart_links.


467-478: Improve error handling in private_api_request_validate_post_id.


499-555: Refactor private_api_request_validate_smart_link_params for better readability and efficiency.

src/Models/class-smart-link.php (3)

481-495: Ensure serialization includes all necessary properties.

The method to_array serializes the smart link object into an array format. This implementation covers all necessary properties and follows good practices for data serialization.


402-402: Verify the implementation of get_post_id_by_url.

This method converts a URL to a post ID, which is crucial for linking posts correctly. Ensure that this method handles all types of URLs correctly, including those that might be redirected or have unusual formats.


340-364: Validate the implementation of the exists method.

The method exists checks the existence of a smart link by its UID. Ensure that this method is correctly identifying existing smart links, especially in edge cases where the smart link might be in a transitional state.

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@vaurdan vaurdan merged commit 18be009 into develop Jun 12, 2024
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@vaurdan vaurdan deleted the add/smart-linking-backend branch June 12, 2024 14:30
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@acicovic acicovic changed the title PCH Smart Linking: Add Smart Linking backend PCH Smart Linking: Add Smart Linking back-end Jul 8, 2024
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