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- Only initialize CLI hooks when WP-CLI is available using defined('WP_CLI') check
- Move CLI initialization from admin_init() to init() for broader availability
- Register CLI commands using proper cli_init hook instead of immediate registration
- Improve performance by avoiding unnecessary objects when CLI is not present
- Ensure CLI commands work in all WordPress contexts (web, CLI, AJAX, etc.)
This prevents CLI-related code from running in web requests while ensuring
WP-CLI commands are properly available when needed.
- Split CLI functionality into Tiny_Cli (registration) and Tiny_Cli_Commands (commands) - Make register() static to properly handle WP-CLI command registration - Separate command logic from registration logic for better architecture - Add optimize command with proper WP-CLI documentation format - Use private methods for helpers to prevent unwanted CLI command exposure This prevents WP-CLI from exposing internal methods as commands while providing a clean interface for the actual CLI functionality.
- Add complete optimize method with progress tracking and error handling - Support specific attachment IDs via --attachments flag or process all unoptimized - Implement PHP 5.6 compatible array syntax and manual array_column replacement - Add robust attachment validation for supported image formats - Use instance-based command registration without global variables - Provide detailed logging and user feedback during optimization process This enables bulk image optimization via WP-CLI while maintaining compatibility with older PHP environments.
- Add Tiny_Settings dependency to Tiny_Cli and Tiny_Command constructors - Update method calls to include the new settings parameter - Improve code documentation with PHPDoc comments
- Add wordpress-cli.php helper file with mock WP_CLI class - Include WP-CLI mock in TinyTestCase for all test files - Provides mock implementations for WP_CLI methods like log, success, warning - Includes WP_CLI\Utils\make_progress_bar mock with MockProgressBar class
- Simplify is_valid_attachment method to use get_post_mime_type() directly - Remove redundant post type and attachment validation checks - Add comprehensive test for optimize command with attachment parameters - Mock WordPress functions for proper test isolation - Create virtual test images for file system simulation - Add mock for Tiny_Compress with expected parameters validation
- Add test for optimize command when no attachments are specified - Mock global wpdb object with get_results method for database operations - Define ARRAY_A constant required for WordPress database operations - Mock wp_get_attachment_metadata to simulate attachment metadata retrieval - Create virtual test images and database results for realistic test scenarios - Verify compress_file method is called when processing uncompressed attachments - Fix parameter expectations in existing compress_file test mock
- Reorganize test sections with descriptive comments for better readability - Group related mocking operations together (db, images, WordPress functions) - Move wpdb mock setup before result data for logical flow - Add clear section headers: mock db, create mock image, mock WordPress functions - Simplify compressor mock expectations without return value - Improve test maintainability and understanding
…dling - Convert CLI class to use static registration method - Add proper return value handling for optimization results - Integrate CLI initialization into base WP class hook system - Add is_cli() helper method to base class - Improve optimization counting by checking success results - Add documentation for optimize_attachment method return type
- Remove obsolete CLI initialization tests after refactoring - Update test formatting to follow consistent style guidelines - Add test for CLI initialization hook integration - Fix array formatting and method call spacing - Remove redundant test code for deprecated CLI constructor
Add development script to run WP-CLI commands in Docker containers with configurable WordPress and PHP versions for testing CLI functionality.
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This PR will add a
tinycommand to the WP CLI.Example Usage
wp tiny optimize --attachments=532,603,705This will attempt to optimize the given attachments.
wp tiny optimizeThis will look for unoptimized attachments and optimize them.
Changes
cli_init. This hook is available on WP CLI since v2.Examples
Help
wp tiny optimize --helpOptimizing non-existing attachment
wp tiny optimize --attachments=101