Sidsector9 / ff-challenge

FF Challenge

Acceptance criteria:

• Can be used when logged out or in
• Calls the http://api.strategy11.com/wp-json/challenge/v1/1 endpoint to get the data to return
• Which when called always returns the data, but regardless of when/how many times it is called should not request the data from our server more than 1 time per hour
• Create a shortcode for the frontend, that when loaded uses Javascript to contact your AJAX endpoint and display the data returned formatted into a table-like display
• Create a WP CLI command that can be used to force the refresh of this data the next time the AJAX endpoint is called
• Create a WordPress admin page which displays this data in the style of the admin page of the WordPress plugin Formidable Forms that includes the Formidable logo and header. Include a button to refresh the data
• Unit test to check if the request run multiple times an hour
• Unit test to check ifthe table showing the expected results

Installation notes:

This plugin relies on Redis Object Cache instead of Transient cache since Transient cache can expire before the expiration time.

Steps to install:

• git clone https://github.com/Sidsector9/ff-challenge.git
• cd ff-challenge
• composer install
• yarn install
• yarn build

Features:

• Shortcode: [ffc_challenge /] renders the data from the API from the acceptance criteria in a table
• CLI: wp ff clear challenge-shortcode will force the refresh of the data
• Options Page: Admin Dashboard > FF Challenge displays the API data on a custom options page

PHPUnit Tests:

PHPUnit tests are written using 10up's WP_Mock since it is closer to performing the Unit Tests without loading the WordPress environment as in the case of WP_UnitTestCase

Browser Support:

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Post Page with shortcode (Twenty Twenty theme):

Custom Options page: