Code Review Checklist for MainWP Documentation
目录
- Formatting and Style
- WordPress Coding Standards
- Security Practices
- Error Handling
- MainWP-Specific Standards
- Performance Considerations
- Defensive Programming
- Documentation
- Compatibility
- Testing Considerations
This checklist should be used when reviewing code examples in MainWP documentation to ensure consistency, security, and adherence to WordPress coding standards.
Formatting and Style
- Indentation: Uses 4 spaces per WordPress standards (not tabs)
- Brace Placement: Opening brace on same line as statement, closing brace on its own line
- Spacing: Space after commas, around operators, and after control structure keywords
- Line Length: Lines kept to a reasonable length (generally under 100 characters)
- Naming Conventions:
- Functions and variables use snake_case
- Classes use CamelCase
- Constants use UPPERCASE_WITH_UNDERSCORES
- Commenting:
- DocBlocks for functions, classes, and methods
- Inline comments for complex logic
- Comments are clear and add value (not just restating the code)
WordPress Coding Standards
- WordPress Functions: Uses WordPress functions instead of PHP equivalents where appropriate
-
wp_remote_get()instead ofcurl_exec() -
sanitize_*()functions for sanitization -
esc_*()functions for escaping output -
wp_enqueue_script()andwp_enqueue_style()for assets
-
- Internationalization:
- Text strings are wrapped in
__(),_e(), or equivalent - Text domain is included in translation functions
- Placeholders use
sprintf()instead of string concatenation
- Text strings are wrapped in
- Capability Checks:
- Uses
current_user_can()ormainwp_current_user_can()before operations - Uses appropriate capabilities (
manage_optionsinstead of justread)
- Uses
- Database Operations:
- Uses
$wpdb->prepare()for SQL queries with variables - Uses WordPress functions for common operations (
get_option(),update_option(), etc.)
- Uses
Security Practices
- Input Validation:
- All user inputs are validated before use
- Type checking is performed where appropriate
- Boundary checking for numeric values
- Input Sanitization:
- All user inputs are sanitized using appropriate functions
- Uses context-appropriate sanitization functions
- Output Escaping:
- All output is properly escaped using appropriate functions
- Context-specific escaping functions are used
- Nonce Verification:
- Nonces are created for forms and AJAX requests
- Nonces are verified before processing data
- Capability Checks:
- Appropriate capability checks before performing operations
- File Operations:
- Secure file handling practices
- Path traversal prevention
Error Handling
- Graceful Failures:
- Functions return appropriate error values/objects
- User-friendly error messages
- Logging:
- Errors are logged when appropriate
- Logging is conditional based on debug settings
- Exception Handling:
- Try/catch blocks for operations that might throw exceptions
- Proper exception handling and reporting
MainWP-Specific Standards
- MainWP Hooks:
- Uses appropriate MainWP actions and filters
- Hook naming follows MainWP conventions
- MainWP Functions:
- Uses MainWP helper functions where available
- Follows MainWP patterns for common operations
- Extension Registration:
- Proper extension registration with MainWP
- Correct callback structure
Performance Considerations
- Caching:
- Implements caching for expensive operations
- Uses transients or object cache appropriately
- Database Efficiency:
- Minimizes database queries
- Uses efficient query patterns
- Pagination:
- Implements pagination for large datasets
- Resource Usage:
- Avoids memory-intensive operations
- Cleans up resources after use
Defensive Programming
- Null Checks:
- Checks for null/undefined values before use
- Type Checking:
- Verifies variable types before operations
- Error States:
- Handles error states gracefully
- Returns meaningful error messages
- Default Values:
- Provides sensible defaults for parameters
- Handles empty or invalid inputs gracefully
Documentation
- DocBlocks:
- All functions, classes, and methods have DocBlocks
- Parameters and return values are documented
- Types are specified for parameters and return values
- Inline Comments:
- Complex logic is explained with inline comments
- Comments add value beyond what the code itself conveys
- Example Usage:
- Examples show typical usage patterns
- Examples include error handling
Compatibility
- PHP Version:
- Code is compatible with PHP 7.0+ (MainWP's minimum requirement)
- Avoids deprecated PHP functions
- WordPress Version:
- Code is compatible with WordPress 5.0+ (MainWP's minimum requirement)
- Avoids deprecated WordPress functions
- MainWP Version:
- Code is compatible with current MainWP version
- Notes any version-specific considerations
Testing Considerations
- Testability:
- Code can be reasonably tested
- Functions have clear inputs and outputs
- Edge Cases:
- Handles edge cases appropriately
- Considers empty inputs, large datasets, etc.
- Error Scenarios:
- Handles error scenarios gracefully
- Provides useful feedback for debugging