iles. Otherwise, //WordPress will try to copy the entire working directory ($source == $remoteSource). We can't rename //$remoteSource because that would break WordPress code that cleans up temporary files after update. if ( $this->isBadDirectoryStructure($remoteSource) ) { return new WP_Error( 'puc-incorrect-directory-structure', sprintf( 'The directory structure of the update is incorrect. All plugin files should be inside ' . 'a directory named %s, not at the root of the ZIP file.', htmlentities($this->slug) ) ); } /** @var WP_Upgrader_Skin $upgrader->skin */ $upgrader->skin->feedback(sprintf( 'Renaming %s to %s…', '' . basename($source) . '', '' . $pluginDirectoryName . '' )); if ( $wp_filesystem->move($source, $correctedSource, true) ) { $upgrader->skin->feedback('Plugin directory successfully renamed.'); return $correctedSource; } else { return new WP_Error( 'puc-rename-failed', 'Unable to rename the update to match the existing plugin directory.' ); } } return $source; } /** * Check for incorrect update directory structure. An update must contain a single directory, * all other files should be inside that directory. * * @param string $remoteSource Directory path. * @return bool */ private function isBadDirectoryStructure($remoteSource) { global $wp_filesystem; /** @var WP_Filesystem_Base $wp_filesystem */ $sourceFiles = $wp_filesystem->dirlist($remoteSource); if ( is_array($sourceFiles) ) { $sourceFiles = array_keys($sourceFiles); $firstFilePath = trailingslashit($remoteSource) . $sourceFiles[0]; return (count($sourceFiles) > 1) || (!$wp_filesystem->is_dir($firstFilePath)); } //Assume it's fine. return false; } /** * Is there and update being installed RIGHT NOW, for this specific plugin? * * @param WP_Upgrader|null $upgrader The upgrader that's performing the current update. * @return bool */ public function isPluginBeingUpgraded($upgrader = null) { return $this->upgraderStatus->isPluginBeingUpgraded($this->pluginFile, $upgrader); } /** * Get the details of the currently available update, if any. * * If no updates are available, or if the last known update version is below or equal * to the currently installed version, this method will return NULL. * * Uses cached update data. To retrieve update information straight from * the metadata URL, call requestUpdate() instead. * * @return PluginUpdate_3_1|null */ public function getUpdate() { $state = $this->getUpdateState(); /** @var StdClass $state */ //Is there an update available? if ( isset($state, $state->update) ) { $update = $state->update; //Check if the update is actually newer than the currently installed version. $installedVersion = $this->getInstalledVersion(); if ( ($installedVersion !== null) && version_compare($update->version, $installedVersion, '>') ){ $update->filename = $this->pluginFile; return $update; } } return null; } /** * Get a list of available translation updates. * * This method will return an empty array if there are no updates. * Uses cached update data. * * @return array */ public function getTranslationUpdates() { $state = $this->getUpdateState(); if ( isset($state, $state->update, $state->update->translations) ) { return $state->update->translations; } return array(); } /** * Remove all cached translation updates. * * @see wp_clean_update_cache */ public function clearCachedTranslationUpdates() { $state = $this->getUpdateState(); if ( isset($state, $state->update, $state->update->translations) ) { $state->update->translations = array(); $this->setUpdateState($state); } } /** * Add a "Check for updates" link to the plugin row in the "Plugins" page. By default, * the new link will appear after the "Visit plugin site" link. * * You can change the link text by using the "puc_manual_check_link-$slug" filter. * Returning an empty string from the filter will disable the link. * * @param array $pluginMeta Array of meta links. * @param string $pluginFile * @return array */ public function addCheckForUpdatesLink($pluginMeta, $pluginFile) { $isRelevant = ($pluginFile == $this->pluginFile) || (!empty($this->muPluginFile) && $pluginFile == $this->muPluginFile); if ( $isRelevant && current_user_can('update_plugins') ) { $linkUrl = wp_nonce_url( add_query_arg( array( 'puc_check_for_updates' => 1, 'puc_slug' => $this->slug, ), self_admin_url('plugins.php') ), 'puc_check_for_updates' ); $linkText = apply_filters('puc_manual_check_link-' . $this->slug, __('Check for updates', 'plugin-update-checker')); if ( !empty($linkText) ) { $pluginMeta[] = sprintf('%s', esc_attr($linkUrl), $linkText); } } return $pluginMeta; } /** * Check for updates when the user clicks the "Check for updates" link. * @see self::addCheckForUpdatesLink() * * @return void */ public function handleManualCheck() { $shouldCheck = isset($_GET['puc_check_for_updates'], $_GET['puc_slug']) && $_GET['puc_slug'] == $this->slug && current_user_can('update_plugins') && check_admin_referer('puc_check_for_updates'); if ( $shouldCheck ) { $update = $this->checkForUpdates(); $status = ($update === null) ? 'no_update' : 'update_available'; wp_redirect(add_query_arg( array( 'puc_update_check_result' => $status, 'puc_slug' => $this->slug, ), self_admin_url('plugins.php') )); } } /** * Display the results of a manual update check. * @see self::handleManualCheck() * * You can change the result message by using the "puc_manual_check_message-$slug" filter. */ public function displayManualCheckResult() { if ( isset($_GET['puc_update_check_result'], $_GET['puc_slug']) && ($_GET['puc_slug'] == $this->slug) ) { $status = strval($_GET['puc_update_check_result']); if ( $status == 'no_update' ) { $message = __('This plugin is up to date.', 'plugin-update-checker'); } else if ( $status == 'update_available' ) { $message = __('A new version of this plugin is available.', 'plugin-update-checker'); } else { $message = sprintf(__('Unknown update checker status "%s"', 'plugin-update-checker'), htmlentities($status)); } printf( '

%s

', apply_filters('puc_manual_check_message-' . $this->slug, $message, $status) ); } } /** * Check if the plugin file is inside the mu-plugins directory. * * @return bool */ protected function isMuPlugin() { static $cachedResult = null; if ( $cachedResult === null ) { //Convert both paths to the canonical form before comparison. $muPluginDir = realpath(WPMU_PLUGIN_DIR); $pluginPath = realpath($this->pluginAbsolutePath); if ( !empty ($muPluginDir) ) { $cachedResult = (strpos($pluginPath, (string)$muPluginDir) === 0); } else { $cachedResult = null; } } return $cachedResult; } /** * MU plugins are partially supported, but only when we know which file in mu-plugins * corresponds to this plugin. * * @return bool */ protected function isUnknownMuPlugin() { return empty($this->muPluginFile) && $this->isMuPlugin(); } /** * Clear the cached plugin version. This method can be set up as a filter (hook) and will * return the filter argument unmodified. * * @param mixed $filterArgument * @return mixed */ public function clearCachedVersion($filterArgument = null) { $this->cachedInstalledVersion = null; return $filterArgument; } /** * Register a callback for filtering query arguments. * * The callback function should take one argument - an associative array of query arguments. * It should return a modified array of query arguments. * * @uses add_filter() This method is a convenience wrapper for add_filter(). * * @param callable $callback * @return void */ public function addQueryArgFilter($callback){ add_filter('puc_request_info_query_args-'.$this->slug, $callback); } /** * Register a callback for filtering arguments passed to wp_remote_get(). * * The callback function should take one argument - an associative array of arguments - * and return a modified array or arguments. See the WP documentation on wp_remote_get() * for details on what arguments are available and how they work. * * @uses add_filter() This method is a convenience wrapper for add_filter(). * * @param callable $callback * @return void */ public function addHttpRequestArgFilter($callback){ add_filter('puc_request_info_options-'.$this->slug, $callback); } /** * Register a callback for filtering the plugin info retrieved from the external API. * * The callback function should take two arguments. If the plugin info was retrieved * successfully, the first argument passed will be an instance of PluginInfo. Otherwise, * it will be NULL. The second argument will be the corresponding return value of * wp_remote_get (see WP docs for details). * * The callback function should return a new or modified instance of PluginInfo or NULL. * * @uses add_filter() This method is a convenience wrapper for add_filter(). * * @param callable $callback * @return void */ public function addResultFilter($callback){ add_filter('puc_request_info_result-'.$this->slug, $callback, 10, 2); } /** * Register a callback for one of the update checker filters. * * Identical to add_filter(), except it automatically adds the "puc_" prefix * and the "-$plugin_slug" suffix to the filter name. For example, "request_info_result" * becomes "puc_request_info_result-your_plugin_slug". * * @param string $tag * @param callable $callback * @param int $priority * @param int $acceptedArgs */ public function addFilter($tag, $callback, $priority = 10, $acceptedArgs = 1) { add_filter('puc_' . $tag . '-' . $this->slug, $callback, $priority, $acceptedArgs); } /** * Initialize the update checker Debug Bar plugin/add-on thingy. */ public function initDebugBarPanel() { $debugBarPlugin = dirname(__FILE__) . '/debug-bar-plugin.php'; if ( class_exists('Debug_Bar', false) && file_exists($debugBarPlugin) ) { /** @noinspection PhpIncludeInspection */ require_once $debugBarPlugin; $this->debugBarPlugin = new PucDebugBarPlugin_3_1($this); } } /** * Trigger a PHP error, but only when $debugMode is enabled. * * @param string $message * @param int $errorType */ protected function triggerError($message, $errorType) { if ( $this->debugMode ) { trigger_error($message, $errorType); } } } endif; if ( !class_exists('PluginInfo_3_1', false) ): /** * A container class for holding and transforming various plugin metadata. * * @author Janis Elsts * @copyright 2016 * @version 3.0 * @access public */ class PluginInfo_3_1 { //Most fields map directly to the contents of the plugin's info.json file. //See the relevant docs for a description of their meaning. public $name; public $slug; public $version; public $homepage; public $sections = array(); public $banners; public $translations = array(); public $download_url; public $author; public $author_homepage; public $requires; public $tested; public $upgrade_notice; public $rating; public $num_ratings; public $downloaded; public $active_installs; public $last_updated; public $id = 0; //The native WP.org API returns numeric plugin IDs, but they're not used for anything. public $filename; //Plugin filename relative to the plugins directory. /** * Create a new instance of PluginInfo from JSON-encoded plugin info * returned by an external update API. * * @param string $json Valid JSON string representing plugin info. * @return PluginInfo_3_1|null New instance of PluginInfo, or NULL on error. */ public static function fromJson($json){ /** @var StdClass $apiResponse */ $apiResponse = json_decode($json); if ( empty($apiResponse) || !is_object($apiResponse) ){ trigger_error( "Failed to parse plugin metadata. Try validating your .json file with http://jsonlint.com/", E_USER_NOTICE ); return null; } $valid = self::validateMetadata($apiResponse); if ( is_wp_error($valid) ){ trigger_error($valid->get_error_message(), E_USER_NOTICE); return null; } $info = new self(); foreach(get_object_vars($apiResponse) as $key => $value){ $info->$key = $value; } //json_decode decodes assoc. arrays as objects. We want it as an array. $info->sections = (array)$info->sections; return $info; } /** * Very, very basic validation. * * @param StdClass $apiResponse * @return bool|WP_Error */ protected static function validateMetadata($apiResponse) { if ( !isset($apiResponse->name, $apiResponse->version) || empty($apiResponse->name) || empty($apiResponse->version) ) { return new WP_Error( 'puc-invalid-metadata', "The plugin metadata file does not contain the required 'name' and/or 'version' keys." ); } return true; } /** * Transform plugin info into the format used by the native WordPress.org API * * @return object */ public function toWpFormat(){ $info = new stdClass; //The custom update API is built so that many fields have the same name and format //as those returned by the native WordPress.org API. These can be assigned directly. $sameFormat = array( 'name', 'slug', 'version', 'requires', 'tested', 'rating', 'upgrade_notice', 'num_ratings', 'downloaded', 'active_installs', 'homepage', 'last_updated', ); foreach($sameFormat as $field){ if ( isset($this->$field) ) { $info->$field = $this->$field; } else { $info->$field = null; } } //Other fields need to be renamed and/or transformed. $info->download_link = $this->download_url; $info->author = $this->getFormattedAuthor(); $info->sections = array_merge(array('description' => ''), $this->sections); if ( !empty($this->banners) ) { //WP expects an array with two keys: "high" and "low". Both are optional. //Docs: https://wordpress.org/plugins/about/faq/#banners $info->banners = is_object($this->banners) ? get_object_vars($this->banners) : $this->banners; $info->banners = array_intersect_key($info->banners, array('high' => true, 'low' => true)); } return $info; } protected function getFormattedAuthor() { if ( !empty($this->author_homepage) ){ return sprintf('%s', $this->author_homepage, $this->author); } return $this->author; } } endif; if ( !class_exists('PluginUpdate_3_1', false) ): /** * A simple container class for holding information about an available update. * * @author Janis Elsts * @copyright 2016 * @version 3.0 * @access public */ class PluginUpdate_3_1 { public $id = 0; public $slug; public $version; public $homepage; public $download_url; public $upgrade_notice; public $tested; public $translations = array(); public $filename; //Plugin filename relative to the plugins directory. private static $fields = array( 'id', 'slug', 'version', 'homepage', 'tested', 'download_url', 'upgrade_notice', 'filename', 'translations' ); /** * Create a new instance of PluginUpdate from its JSON-encoded representation. * * @param string $json * @return PluginUpdate_3_1|null */ public static function fromJson($json){ //Since update-related information is simply a subset of the full plugin info, //we can parse the update JSON as if it was a plugin info string, then copy over //the parts that we care about. $pluginInfo = PluginInfo_3_1::fromJson($json); if ( $pluginInfo != null ) { return self::fromPluginInfo($pluginInfo); } else { return null; } } /** * Create a new instance of PluginUpdate based on an instance of PluginInfo. * Basically, this just copies a subset of fields from one object to another. * * @param PluginInfo_3_1 $info * @return PluginUpdate_3_1 */ public static function fromPluginInfo($info){ return self::fromObject($info); } /** * Create a new instance of PluginUpdate by copying the necessary fields from * another object. * * @param StdClass|PluginInfo_3_1|PluginUpdate_3_1 $object The source object. * @return PluginUpdate_3_1 The new copy. */ public static function fromObject($object) { $update = new self(); $fields = self::$fields; if ( !empty($object->slug) ) { $fields = apply_filters('puc_retain_fields-' . $object->slug, $fields); } foreach($fields as $field){ if (property_exists($object, $field)) { $update->$field = $object->$field; } } return $update; } /** * Create an instance of StdClass that can later be converted back to * a PluginUpdate. Useful for serialization and caching, as it avoids * the "incomplete object" problem if the cached value is loaded before * this class. * * @return StdClass */ public function toStdClass() { $object = new stdClass(); $fields = self::$fields; if ( !empty($this->slug) ) { $fields = apply_filters('puc_retain_fields-' . $this->slug, $fields); } foreach($fields as $field){ if (property_exists($this, $field)) { $object->$field = $this->$field; } } return $object; } /** * Transform the update into the format used by WordPress native plugin API. * * @return object */ public function toWpFormat(){ $update = new stdClass; $update->id = $this->id; $update->slug = $this->slug; $update->new_version = $this->version; $update->url = $this->homepage; $update->package = $this->download_url; $update->tested = $this->tested; $update->plugin = $this->filename; if ( !empty($this->upgrade_notice) ){ $update->upgrade_notice = $this->upgrade_notice; } return $update; } } endif; if ( !class_exists('PucScheduler_3_1', false) ): /** * The scheduler decides when and how often to check for updates. * It calls @see PluginUpdateChecker::checkForUpdates() to perform the actual checks. * * @version 3.0 */ class PucScheduler_3_1 { public $checkPeriod = 12; //How often to check for updates (in hours). public $throttleRedundantChecks = false; //Check less often if we already know that an update is available. public $throttledCheckPeriod = 72; /** * @var PluginUpdateChecker_3_1 */ protected $updateChecker; private $cronHook = null; /** * Scheduler constructor. * * @param PluginUpdateChecker_3_1 $updateChecker * @param int $checkPeriod How often to check for updates (in hours). */ public function __construct($updateChecker, $checkPeriod) { $this->updateChecker = $updateChecker; $this->checkPeriod = $checkPeriod; //Set up the periodic update checks $this->cronHook = 'check_plugin_updates-' . $this->updateChecker->slug; if ( $this->checkPeriod > 0 ){ //Trigger the check via Cron. //Try to use one of the default schedules if possible as it's less likely to conflict //with other plugins and their custom schedules. $defaultSchedules = array( 1 => 'hourly', 12 => 'twicedaily', 24 => 'daily', ); if ( array_key_exists($this->checkPeriod, $defaultSchedules) ) { $scheduleName = $defaultSchedules[$this->checkPeriod]; } else { //Use a custom cron schedule. $scheduleName = 'every' . $this->checkPeriod . 'hours'; add_filter('cron_schedules', array($this, '_addCustomSchedule')); } if ( !wp_next_scheduled($this->cronHook) && !defined('WP_INSTALLING') ) { wp_schedule_event(time(), $scheduleName, $this->cronHook); } add_action($this->cronHook, array($this, 'maybeCheckForUpdates')); register_deactivation_hook($this->updateChecker->pluginFile, array($this, '_removeUpdaterCron')); //In case Cron is disabled or unreliable, we also manually trigger //the periodic checks while the user is browsing the Dashboard. add_action( 'admin_init', array($this, 'maybeCheckForUpdates') ); //Like WordPress itself, we check more often on certain pages. /** @see wp_update_plugins */ add_action('load-update-core.php', array($this, 'maybeCheckForUpdates')); add_action('load-plugins.php', array($this, 'maybeCheckForUpdates')); add_action('load-update.php', array($this, 'maybeCheckForUpdates')); //This hook fires after a bulk update is complete. add_action('upgrader_process_complete', array($this, 'maybeCheckForUpdates'), 11, 0); } else { //Periodic checks are disabled. wp_clear_scheduled_hook($this->cronHook); } } /** * Check for updates if the configured check interval has already elapsed. * Will use a shorter check interval on certain admin pages like "Dashboard -> Updates" or when doing cron. * * You can override the default behaviour by using the "puc_check_now-$slug" filter. * The filter callback will be passed three parameters: * - Current decision. TRUE = check updates now, FALSE = don't check now. * - Last check time as a Unix timestamp. * - Configured check period in hours. * Return TRUE to check for updates immediately, or FALSE to cancel. * * This method is declared public because it's a hook callback. Calling it directly is not recommended. */ public function maybeCheckForUpdates(){ if ( empty($this->checkPeriod) ){ return; } $state = $this->updateChecker->getUpdateState(); $shouldCheck = empty($state) || !isset($state->lastCheck) || ( (time() - $state->lastCheck) >= $this->getEffectiveCheckPeriod() ); //Let plugin authors substitute their own algorithm. $shouldCheck = apply_filters( 'puc_check_now-' . $this->updateChecker->slug, $shouldCheck, (!empty($state) && isset($state->lastCheck)) ? $state->lastCheck : 0, $this->checkPeriod ); if ( $shouldCheck ) { $this->updateChecker->checkForUpdates(); } } /** * Calculate the actual check period based on the current status and environment. * * @return int Check period in seconds. */ protected function getEffectiveCheckPeriod() { $currentFilter = current_filter(); if ( in_array($currentFilter, array('load-update-core.php', 'upgrader_process_complete')) ) { //Check more often when the user visits "Dashboard -> Updates" or does a bulk update. $period = 60; } else if ( in_array($currentFilter, array('load-plugins.php', 'load-update.php')) ) { //Also check more often on the "Plugins" page and /wp-admin/update.php. $period = 3600; } else if ( $this->throttleRedundantChecks && ($this->updateChecker->getUpdate() !== null) ) { //Check less frequently if it's already known that an update is available. $period = $this->throttledCheckPeriod * 3600; } else if ( defined('DOING_CRON') && constant('DOING_CRON') ) { //WordPress cron schedules are not exact, so lets do an update check even //if slightly less than $checkPeriod hours have elapsed since the last check. $cronFuzziness = 20 * 60; $period = $this->checkPeriod * 3600 - $cronFuzziness; } else { $period = $this->checkPeriod * 3600; } return $period; } /** * Add our custom schedule to the array of Cron schedules used by WP. * * @param array $schedules * @return array */ public function _addCustomSchedule($schedules){ if ( $this->checkPeriod && ($this->checkPeriod > 0) ){ $scheduleName = 'every' . $this->checkPeriod . 'hours'; $schedules[$scheduleName] = array( 'interval' => $this->checkPeriod * 3600, 'display' => sprintf('Every %d hours', $this->checkPeriod), ); } return $schedules; } /** * Remove the scheduled cron event that the library uses to check for updates. * * @return void */ public function _removeUpdaterCron(){ wp_clear_scheduled_hook($this->cronHook); } /** * Get the name of the update checker's WP-cron hook. Mostly useful for debugging. * * @return string */ public function getCronHookName() { return $this->cronHook; } } endif; if ( !class_exists('PucUpgraderStatus_3_1', false) ): /** * A utility class that helps figure out which plugin WordPress is upgrading. * * It may seem strange to have an separate class just for that, but the task is surprisingly complicated. * Core classes like Plugin_Upgrader don't expose the plugin file name during an in-progress update (AFAICT). * This class uses a few workarounds and heuristics to get the file name. */ class PucUpgraderStatus_3_1 { private $upgradedPluginFile = null; //The plugin that is currently being upgraded by WordPress. public function __construct() { //Keep track of which plugin WordPress is currently upgrading. add_filter('upgrader_pre_install', array($this, 'setUpgradedPlugin'), 10, 2); add_filter('upgrader_package_options', array($this, 'setUpgradedPluginFromOptions'), 10, 1); add_filter('upgrader_post_install', array($this, 'clearUpgradedPlugin'), 10, 1); add_action('upgrader_process_complete', array($this, 'clearUpgradedPlugin'), 10, 1); } /** * Is there and update being installed RIGHT NOW, for a specific plugin? * * Caution: This method is unreliable. WordPress doesn't make it easy to figure out what it is upgrading, * and upgrader implementations are liable to change without notice. * * @param string $pluginFile The plugin to check. * @param WP_Upgrader|null $upgrader The upgrader that's performing the current update. * @return bool True if the plugin identified by $pluginFile is being upgraded. */ public function isPluginBeingUpgraded($pluginFile, $upgrader = null) { if ( isset($upgrader) ) { $upgradedPluginFile = $this->getPluginBeingUpgradedBy($upgrader); if ( !empty($upgradedPluginFile) ) { $this->upgradedPluginFile = $upgradedPluginFile; } } return ( !empty($this->upgradedPluginFile) && ($this->upgradedPluginFile === $pluginFile) ); } /** * Get the file name of the plugin that's currently being upgraded. * * @param Plugin_Upgrader|WP_Upgrader $upgrader * @return string|null */ private function getPluginBeingUpgradedBy($upgrader) { if ( !isset($upgrader, $upgrader->skin) ) { return null; } //Figure out which plugin is being upgraded. $pluginFile = null; $skin = $upgrader->skin; if ( $skin instanceof Plugin_Upgrader_Skin ) { if ( isset($skin->plugin) && is_string($skin->plugin) && ($skin->plugin !== '') ) { $pluginFile = $skin->plugin; } } elseif ( isset($skin->plugin_info) && is_array($skin->plugin_info) ) { //This case is tricky because Bulk_Plugin_Upgrader_Skin (etc) doesn't actually store the plugin //filename anywhere. Instead, it has the plugin headers in $plugin_info. So the best we can //do is compare those headers to the headers of installed plugins. $pluginFile = $this->identifyPluginByHeaders($skin->plugin_info); } return $pluginFile; } /** * Identify an installed plugin based on its headers. * * @param array $searchHeaders The plugin file header to look for. * @return string|null Plugin basename ("foo/bar.php"), or NULL if we can't identify the plugin. */ private function identifyPluginByHeaders($searchHeaders) { if ( !function_exists('get_plugins') ){ /** @noinspection PhpIncludeInspection */ require_once( ABSPATH . '/wp-admin/includes/plugin.php' ); } $installedPlugins = get_plugins(); $matches = array(); foreach($installedPlugins as $pluginBasename => $headers) { $diff1 = array_diff_assoc($headers, $searchHeaders); $diff2 = array_diff_assoc($searchHeaders, $headers); if ( empty($diff1) && empty($diff2) ) { $matches[] = $pluginBasename; } } //It's possible (though very unlikely) that there could be two plugins with identical //headers. In that case, we can't unambiguously identify the plugin that's being upgraded. if ( count($matches) !== 1 ) { return null; } return reset($matches); } /** * @access private * * @param mixed $input * @param array $hookExtra * @return mixed Returns $input unaltered. */ public function setUpgradedPlugin($input, $hookExtra) { if (!empty($hookExtra['plugin']) && is_string($hookExtra['plugin'])) { $this->upgradedPluginFile = $hookExtra['plugin']; } else { $this->upgradedPluginFile = null; } return $input; } /** * @access private * * @param array $options * @return array */ public function setUpgradedPluginFromOptions($options) { if (isset($options['hook_extra']['plugin']) && is_string($options['hook_extra']['plugin'])) { $this->upgradedPluginFile = $options['hook_extra']['plugin']; } else { $this->upgradedPluginFile = null; } return $options; } /** * @access private * * @param mixed $input * @return mixed Returns $input unaltered. */ public function clearUpgradedPlugin($input = null) { $this->upgradedPluginFile = null; return $input; } } endif; if ( !class_exists('PucFactory', false) ): /** * A factory that builds instances of other classes from this library. * * When multiple versions of the same class have been loaded (e.g. PluginUpdateChecker 1.2 * and 1.3), this factory will always use the latest available version. Register class * versions by calling {@link PucFactory::addVersion()}. * * At the moment it can only build instances of the PluginUpdateChecker class. Other classes * are intended mainly for internal use and refer directly to specific implementations. If you * want to instantiate one of them anyway, you can use {@link PucFactory::getLatestClassVersion()} * to get the class name and then create it with new $class(...). */ class PucFactory { protected static $classVersions = array(); protected static $sorted = false; /** * Create a new instance of PluginUpdateChecker. * * @see PluginUpdateChecker::__construct() * * @param $metadataUrl * @param $pluginFile * @param string $slug * @param int $checkPeriod * @param string $optionName * @param string $muPluginFile * @return PluginUpdateChecker_3_1 */ public static function buildUpdateChecker($metadataUrl, $pluginFile, $slug = '', $checkPeriod = 12, $optionName = '', $muPluginFile = '') { $class = self::getLatestClassVersion('PluginUpdateChecker'); return new $class($metadataUrl, $pluginFile, $slug, $checkPeriod, $optionName, $muPluginFile); } /** * Get the specific class name for the latest available version of a class. * * @param string $class * @return string|null */ public static function getLatestClassVersion($class) { if ( !self::$sorted ) { self::sortVersions(); } if ( isset(self::$classVersions[$class]) ) { return reset(self::$classVersions[$class]); } else { return null; } } /** * Sort available class versions in descending order (i.e. newest first). */ protected static function sortVersions() { foreach ( self::$classVersions as $class => $versions ) { uksort($versions, array(__CLASS__, 'compareVersions')); self::$classVersions[$class] = $versions; } self::$sorted = true; } protected static function compareVersions($a, $b) { return -version_compare($a, $b); } /** * Register a version of a class. * * @access private This method is only for internal use by the library. * * @param string $generalClass Class name without version numbers, e.g. 'PluginUpdateChecker'. * @param string $versionedClass Actual class name, e.g. 'PluginUpdateChecker_1_2'. * @param string $version Version number, e.g. '1.2'. */ public static function addVersion($generalClass, $versionedClass, $version) { if ( !isset(self::$classVersions[$generalClass]) ) { self::$classVersions[$generalClass] = array(); } self::$classVersions[$generalClass][$version] = $versionedClass; self::$sorted = false; } } endif; require_once(dirname(__FILE__) . '/github-checker.php'); //Register classes defined in this file with the factory. PucFactory::addVersion('PluginUpdateChecker', 'PluginUpdateChecker_3_1', '3.1'); PucFactory::addVersion('PluginUpdate', 'PluginUpdate_3_1', '3.1'); PucFactory::addVersion('PluginInfo', 'PluginInfo_3_1', '3.1'); PucFactory::addVersion('PucGitHubChecker', 'PucGitHubChecker_3_1', '3.1');