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Fix: Add Product and Author Object Type Validation in Product Tab Template #2456

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Changes proposed in this Pull Request:

The PR adds proper type validation for product and author objects in the product tab template. Specifically:

  1. Validates that $product is an instance of WC_Product
  2. Validates that $author is an instance of WP_User
  3. Adds early returns if validations fail
  4. Removes unused $val parameter from dokan_product_seller_tab() function

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How to test the changes in this Pull Request:

  1. Create a product with a vendor
  2. View the product page and check the seller tab
  3. Verify the seller information displays correctly
  4. Try accessing the function with invalid product/author data to ensure proper validation

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fix: Add Product and Author Object Type Validation

Added proper type checking for product and author objects in the product tab template
to prevent potential errors when invalid data is passed. The changes include validation
for WC_Product and WP_User objects with appropriate early returns.

Before Changes

The code didn't validate object types before accessing them, which could potentially
cause errors if invalid data was passed.

After Changes

The code now includes proper type validation:

if ( ! $product instanceof WC_Product ) {
    return;
}

if ( ! $author instanceof WP_User ) {
    return;
}

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  • Code follows WordPress coding standards
  • Clear naming conventions used
  • Simple and straightforward implementation
  • No code duplication
  • Code is readable and self-explanatory
  • No performance issues
  • No complicated constructions
  • No grammar errors

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced vendor information display in WooCommerce product tabs.
    • Added a seller tab on the product single page to show vendor details.
    • Introduced functionality to inject vendor information into cart item data.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Added checks to ensure valid product and vendor instances before displaying information.
  • Documentation

    • Clarified variable types for better developer understanding in vendor-related code.

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The pull request introduces modifications to the includes/wc-template.php and templates/global/product-tab.php files, focusing on enhancing the handling of vendor-related information in WooCommerce. Key updates include the addition of new functions for displaying vendor information and improvements to existing functions for better type checking and early returns for invalid states. Additionally, new variable declarations for vendor information in the product tab template enhance code clarity. The changes aim to ensure robust vendor information display and maintain integration with WooCommerce functionalities.

Changes

File Path Change Summary
includes/wc-template.php - Added dokan_product_seller_info and dokan_seller_product_tab functions for vendor information handling.
- Updated dokan_product_seller_tab function to remove parameter and added checks for $product and vendor instance.
templates/global/product-tab.php - Added variable declarations for $author (type WP_User) and $store_info (type array) for vendor information display.

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A tab of info, now feels like home.
With checks in place, and types so clear,
Our WooCommerce shines, let’s give a cheer!
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includes/wc-template.php (2)

3-3: LGTM: Appropriate namespace import

The Vendor class import is correctly placed and necessary for the type checking implementation.


59-66: LGTM: Robust type validation implementation

The type validation for both $product and $vendor objects with early returns effectively prevents potential runtime errors.


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templates/global/product-tab.php (1)

8-10: LGTM! Consider enhancing array documentation.

The added type hints improve code clarity and IDE support. They align well with the new type validation being implemented.

Consider documenting the expected structure of the $store_info array:

- * @var array   $store_info Vendor store data
+ * @var array{store_name?: string, address?: string} $store_info Vendor store data
includes/wc-template.php (1)

53-66: LGTM! Well-structured type validation implementation.

The changes effectively implement type validation for both product and author objects with proper early returns. This prevents potential errors when invalid data is encountered, aligning perfectly with the PR objectives.

Consider adding PHPDoc param and return type hints to improve code documentation:

/**
 * Prints seller info in product single page
 *
 * @global WC_Product $product
+ * @return void
 */
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Line range hint 1-57: Implementation is secure and robust.

The template demonstrates good practices:

  • Proper escaping of output using esc_html, esc_url, and wp_kses_post
  • Null checks before accessing array keys
  • Extensibility through action hooks
  • Consistent usage of typed variables

Let's verify the action hooks usage across the codebase:

✅ Verification successful

Action hooks are safely implemented with proper type checking

The implementation is secure and correct:

  • The dokan_product_seller_tab function properly validates both variables before passing them to the template:
    • Checks $product is instance of WC_Product
    • Verifies $author is instance of WP_User
    • Gets $store_info using validated $author->ID
  • No custom implementations of these hooks were found in the codebase, suggesting they are extension points for third-party code
  • The template's type hints accurately reflect the validated types from the parent function
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