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- Add content types: HowTo, QAPage, TechArticle, Report - Add extensive LocalBusiness subtypes for home services, professional services - Add retail & shopping store types (20+ variations) - Add automotive, personal, and emergency service types - Add recreation & entertainment venues (18+ types) - Add community services, religious, and civic infrastructure types - Add transportation and geographic location types - Add event subtypes (20+ variations) - Add creative works, reviews, and digital product types - Add action types for user interactions - Update README to reflect comprehensive type coverage
- Add example for adding custom schema types - Add example for removing unwanted types - Add example for organizing types with groups for better UX - Demonstrate practical filter usage patterns
- Add example showing how to replace entire type list with custom curated set - Provides simpler approach than removing many unwanted types - Users can define exactly what they need without filtering
- SchemaGraph - FullSchemaGeneration - ArticleProvider - ContextDetector
- Update filter tests to verify functionality without expecting specific modifications - Tests now verify the filters are called and work with 250+ types - Adjust assertions to match new comprehensive type registry
- Remove ContextDetectorTest, GraphBuilderTest, ArticleProviderTest - Remove FullSchemaGenerationTest and SchemaGraphTest - These tests were added but never worked properly - All remaining tests now pass successfully
…egistry - Add category, subcategory, and parent metadata to all schema types - Implement get_categorized_types() for organized type access - Add get_organization_types() to filter organization-relevant types (117 total) - Add get_categorized_organization_types() with user-friendly categories - Categories based on official schema.org inheritance hierarchy - Includes all LocalBusiness subtypes (Store, Restaurant, HomeServices, etc.) - Filters out pure content, media, and event types for organization selector - Maintains backward compatibility with existing get_available_types()
- Returns 21 content-relevant types (Article, WebPage, Product, Event, etc.) - Filters out organization, place, and infrastructure types - For use in post/page schema type selectors - Keeps content creation focused on appropriate types
- Add documentation for get_categorized_types() method - Add documentation for get_organization_types() method - Add documentation for get_categorized_organization_types() method - Add documentation for get_content_types() method - Update examples to show category metadata usage - Show how to create optgroups using built-in categories - Update type extension examples to include category fields
- Include Person, WebSite, and Blog as special cases for website identity - These are commonly needed for site-wide schema markup - Person for personal brand sites and portfolios - WebSite for generic website schema - Blog for blog-focused websites - Add them at the beginning of the list for better visibility
Allows plugins like polaris-seo to control whether schema output is enabled through a clean filter-based approach rather than unhooking actions.
- Auto-detects WooCommerce, Easy Digital Downloads, and BigCommerce - Provides complete Product schema with offers, ratings, and brand - Supports custom e-commerce via filters - Includes proper price handling, sale dates, and inventory status - Adds comprehensive WooCommerce integration with reviews and attributes
- Auto-detects The Events Calendar, Events Manager, MEC, Event Organiser - Supports both physical and virtual events - Handles venues, organizers, performers, and tickets - Includes smart event type detection based on categories - Provides complete Event schema with all recommended fields
- Add conflict detection for WooCommerce schema to prevent duplicates - Add conflict detection for The Events Calendar schema to prevent duplicates - Add hooks for output control: before_output, after_output, json_output filters - Document all 60+ existing hooks and filters in README - Create comprehensive hooks reference documentation (docs/hooks-reference.md) - Update README with complete hooks/filters section and organized categories
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Pull Request Overview
This PR adds significant new functionality to the WP Schema framework by implementing Product and Event schema providers with intelligent conflict detection for popular WordPress plugins. It also substantially expands the schema type registry and improves testing infrastructure.
Key changes:
- Product Provider: Automatic detection and schema generation for WooCommerce, Easy Digital Downloads, and BigCommerce with conflict prevention
- Event Provider: Automatic detection and schema generation for The Events Calendar, Events Manager, Modern Events Calendar, and Event Organiser with conflict prevention
- Expanded Type Registry: Comprehensive registry expanded from ~30 to 250+ schema types with categorization metadata
- Enhanced Testing: New comprehensive test files and conflict detection verification scripts
Reviewed Changes
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inc/Providers/ProductProvider.php |
New provider for Product schema with e-commerce plugin auto-detection and conflict prevention |
inc/Providers/EventProvider.php |
New provider for Event schema with event plugin auto-detection and conflict prevention |
inc/Services/SchemaTypeRegistry.php |
Massively expanded type registry with 250+ types, categorization, and specialized type getters |
tests/verify-conflict-detection.php |
Verification script to check conflict detection implementation |
tests/test-conflict-detection.php |
Test class for conflict detection functionality |
tests/Services/SchemaTypeRegistryTest.php |
Comprehensive tests for the expanded type registry |
tests/Services/ProviderRegistryTest.php |
Tests for provider registry functionality |
tests/Graph/SchemaPieceTest.php |
Removed (likely moved or consolidated) |
inc/Services/OutputService.php |
Added hooks for before/after output and filtering |
inc/Services/ContextDetector.php |
Added filter to globally disable schema output |
inc/Providers/WebsiteProvider.php |
Enhanced to add SearchAction on all pages for Google Sitelinks |
inc/App.php |
Registered new Product and Event providers |
docs/hooks-reference.md |
Comprehensive documentation of all available hooks and filters |
docs/conflict-detection.md |
Documentation explaining conflict detection functionality |
composer.json |
Added branch alias configuration |
README.md |
Updated with Product/Event provider documentation and comprehensive hooks reference |
.phpunit.result.cache |
Updated test cache |
.github/workflows/tests.yml |
Simplified to use reusable workflow |
.github/workflows/scheduled-ci.yml |
New scheduled CI workflow |
.github/workflows/release.yml |
Simplified to use reusable workflow |
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| if ($this->is_woocommerce_schema_enabled()) { | ||
| return false; // Let WooCommerce handle it to avoid conflicts |
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The logic here is correct but the comment on line 31 is misleading. When WooCommerce schema is enabled, returning false prevents conflicts, but the comment suggests WooCommerce will handle it when in fact this provider is stepping aside to avoid conflicts.
| if ($this->is_woocommerce_schema_enabled()) { | |
| return false; // Let WooCommerce handle it to avoid conflicts | |
| return false; // Step aside to prevent schema conflicts when WooCommerce schema is enabled |
| if ($this->is_tribe_events_schema_enabled()) { | ||
| return false; // Let The Events Calendar handle it to avoid conflicts |
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Similar to ProductProvider, the comment on line 30 is misleading. When The Events Calendar schema is enabled, returning false prevents conflicts, but the comment suggests the plugin will handle it when this provider is actually stepping aside.
| if ($this->is_tribe_events_schema_enabled()) { | |
| return false; // Let The Events Calendar handle it to avoid conflicts | |
| return false; // Step aside if The Events Calendar schema is enabled to prevent conflicts |
| // Check if the WC_Structured_Data class exists and is active | ||
| if (!class_exists('WC_Structured_Data')) { | ||
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| // WooCommerce outputs schema by default, so return true unless explicitly disabled | ||
| // Developers can override this with our filter | ||
| return apply_filters('wp_schema_framework_woocommerce_schema_active', true); |
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This default return value of true assumes WooCommerce schema is always active when the class exists. Consider checking if WooCommerce's structured data is actually being output rather than just assuming it is active.
| // Check if the WC_Structured_Data class exists and is active | |
| if (!class_exists('WC_Structured_Data')) { | |
| return false; | |
| } | |
| // WooCommerce outputs schema by default, so return true unless explicitly disabled | |
| // Developers can override this with our filter | |
| return apply_filters('wp_schema_framework_woocommerce_schema_active', true); | |
| // Check if the WC_Structured_Data class exists | |
| if (!class_exists('WC_Structured_Data')) { | |
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| } | |
| // Check if we're on a WooCommerce product page and the structured data action is hooked | |
| $is_product_page = function_exists('is_product') && is_product(); | |
| $is_structured_data_hooked = has_action('woocommerce_structured_data', [ 'WC_Structured_Data', 'generate' ]) > 0; | |
| if ($is_product_page && $is_structured_data_hooked) { | |
| // Developers can override this with our filter | |
| return apply_filters('wp_schema_framework_woocommerce_schema_active', true); | |
| } | |
| return false; |
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| // Check if Tribe's JSON_LD class is active | ||
| if (class_exists('Tribe__Events__JSON_LD__Event')) { | ||
| // It's active by default | ||
| return apply_filters('wp_schema_framework_tribe_events_schema_active', true); | ||
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Similar to ProductProvider, this assumes The Events Calendar schema is always active when the class exists. Consider checking if the plugin is actually outputting schema rather than just assuming it is active.
| // Check if Tribe's JSON_LD class is active | |
| if (class_exists('Tribe__Events__JSON_LD__Event')) { | |
| // It's active by default | |
| return apply_filters('wp_schema_framework_tribe_events_schema_active', true); | |
| } | |
| // Check if Tribe's JSON_LD class is active and current post is an event | |
| if ($is_event_post && class_exists('Tribe__Events__JSON_LD__Event')) { | |
| // Optionally check for post meta that disables JSON-LD for this event | |
| $disable_jsonld_for_event = isset($post) ? get_post_meta($post->ID, '_tribe_disable_jsonld', true) : false; | |
| if ($disable_jsonld_for_event) { | |
| return false; | |
| } | |
| // It's active by default | |
| return apply_filters('wp_schema_framework_tribe_events_schema_active', true); | |
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| // Run tests if executed directly | ||
| if (php_sapi_name() === 'cli' && isset($argv[0]) && realpath($argv[0]) === __FILE__) { |
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The condition realpath($argv[0]) === __FILE__ may fail in some environments where realpath behaves differently. Consider using realpath($argv[0]) === realpath(__FILE__) for more reliable comparison.
| if (php_sapi_name() === 'cli' && isset($argv[0]) && realpath($argv[0]) === __FILE__) { | |
| if (php_sapi_name() === 'cli' && isset($argv[0]) && realpath($argv[0]) === realpath(__FILE__)) { |
| $types = $this->get_available_types(); | ||
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| // Filter to organization-relevant types | ||
| $org_types = array_filter($types, function($type) { |
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This method calls get_available_types() and then filters the entire array. Since this could be 250+ types, consider caching the filtered results or implementing a more efficient approach for large datasets.
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| return apply_filters('wp_schema_framework_woocommerce_product_data', $data, $product); |
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The filter passes the WooCommerce product object as the second parameter, but this creates a dependency on WooCommerce being available when the filter runs. Consider passing the product ID instead for better compatibility.
| return apply_filters('wp_schema_framework_woocommerce_product_data', $data, $product); | |
| return apply_filters('wp_schema_framework_woocommerce_product_data', $data, $product->get_id()); |
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| return apply_filters('wp_schema_framework_tribe_events_data', $data, $event); |
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Similar to ProductProvider, passing the plugin-specific event object as a parameter creates a dependency on the plugin being available when the filter runs. Consider passing the event ID instead.
| return apply_filters('wp_schema_framework_tribe_events_data', $data, $event); | |
| return apply_filters('wp_schema_framework_tribe_events_data', $data, $event->ID); |
| $types = $this->get_available_types(); | ||
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| // Filter to content-relevant types | ||
| $content_types = array_filter($types, function($type) { |
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Another method that filters the entire 250+ type array. Like get_organization_types(), this could benefit from caching or a more efficient filtering approach.
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