WooCommerce plugin for filtering orders.
Adds a filter at the top of the orders list page:
Allows filtering to domestic orders only or international orders only:
Based almost entirely on SkyVerge/bekarice's filter-wc-orders-by-gateway.php. https://www.skyverge.com/blog/filtering-woocommerce-orders/
Maybe use this: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/classes/wp_meta_query/
Clone this repo, open PhpStorm, then run composer install to install the dependencies.
git clone https://github.com/brianhenryie/bh-wc-filter-orders-domestic-international.git;
open -a PhpStorm ./;
cd bh-wc-filter-orders-domestic-international;
composer install;
For integration and acceptance tests, a local webserver must be running with localhost:8080/bh-wc-filter-orders-domestic-international/ pointing at the root of the repo. MySQL must also be running locally – with two databases set up with:
mysql_username="root"
mysql_password="secret"
# export PATH=${PATH}:/usr/local/mysql/bin
# Make .env available
# To bash:
# export $(grep -v '^#' .env.testing | xargs)
# To zsh:
# source .env.testing
# Create the database user:
# MySQL
# mysql -u $mysql_username -p$mysql_password -e "CREATE USER '"$TEST_DB_USER"'@'%' IDENTIFIED WITH mysql_native_password BY '"$TEST_DB_PASSWORD"';";
# or MariaDB
# mysql -u $mysql_username -p$mysql_password -e "CREATE USER '"$TEST_DB_USER"'@'%' IDENTIFIED BY '"$TEST_DB_PASSWORD"';";
# Create the databases:
mysql -u $mysql_username -p$mysql_password -e "CREATE DATABASE "$TEST_SITE_DB_NAME"; USE "$TEST_SITE_DB_NAME"; GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON "$TEST_SITE_DB_NAME".* TO '"$TEST_DB_USER"'@'%';";
mysql -u $mysql_username -p$mysql_password -e "CREATE DATABASE "$TEST_DB_NAME"; USE "$TEST_DB_NAME"; GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON "$TEST_DB_NAME".* TO '"$TEST_DB_USER"'@'%';";
# Import the acceptance database:
mysql -u $mysql_username -p$mysql_password $TEST_SITE_DB_NAME < tests/_data/dump.sql
See documentation on WordPress.org and GitHub.com.
Correct errors where possible and list the remaining with:
vendor/bin/phpcbf; vendor/bin/phpcs
Tests use the Codeception add-on WP-Browser and include vanilla PHPUnit tests with WP_Mock.
Run tests with:
vendor/bin/codecept run unit;
vendor/bin/codecept run wpunit;
vendor/bin/codecept run integration;
vendor/bin/codecept run acceptance;
Show code coverage (unit+wpunit):
XDEBUG_MODE=coverage composer run-script coverage-tests
Static analysis:
vendor/bin/phpstan analyse --memory-limit 1G
To save changes made to the acceptance database:
export $(grep -v '^#' .env.testing | xargs)
mysqldump -u $TEST_SITE_DB_USER -p$TEST_SITE_DB_PASSWORD $TEST_SITE_DB_NAME > tests/_data/dump.sql
To clear Codeception cache after moving/removing test files:
vendor/bin/codecept clean
See github.com/BrianHenryIE/WordPress-Plugin-Boilerplate for initial setup rationale.