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Martin Slachta 7b3d9f0ece (#3) - templating 2026-06-14 07:16:13 +02:00
Martin Slachta 37bced77f4 (#2) - forms improvements 2026-06-12 16:05:14 +02:00
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# Implementation Brief: Live form preview in the form editor
## Goal
Add a real-time form preview pane beside the elements editor on the form **edit** page. Reuse the existing PHP renderer (`RsvFormHtmlRenderer`) via a new admin REST endpoint — do **not** build a JS renderer.
## Context you need (don't re-derive)
- **Editor**: `includes/Views/RsvFormsPage.php`. `show_edit()` renders the edit page; `elements_table_script()` emits the inline `<script>` that drives the elements table. Elements live in an in-memory JS object `rsv_elements_source`; `rsv_elements_source.get_all()` returns the elements array (without internal `id`). Nothing is persisted until the form is saved (PUT).
- **Renderer**: `includes/Services/Forms/RsvFormHtmlRenderer.php`. `draw(RsvFormDefinition $form): bool` **echoes** the real `<form>` HTML; returns `false` and echoes nothing when the form has no elements. This is the same renderer the frontend uses (`src/render.php`).
- **Definition object**: `new RsvFormDefinition(string $id, array $definition)` where `$definition` has keys `elements` (array), `email_key`, `success_message`.
- **Assets**: admin already enqueues the `rsv-client` bundle (`rsv_enqueue_admin_assets` in `includes/RsvAssetsDefinition.php`). It defines the custom elements (`<rsv-reservation-selector>`, `<rsv-reservation-summary>`) and bundles the form CSS (`RsvFormStyles.css` -> confirmed in `build/client.css`). **So form HTML injected via `innerHTML` into the admin page is styled and auto-upgrades its custom elements — no extra assets needed.**
- `ReservairServiceAPI.nonce` and `ReservairServiceAPI.restUrl` are available globally in admin (localized onto `rsv-client`).
- The registries `$rsv_form_registry` / `$rsv_template_registry` are populated on `plugins_loaded` (`rsv_bootstrap`), which runs for REST requests too.
- REST errors are handled globally by the `rest_dispatch_request` filter in `includes/RsvRestApiDefinition.php` (any `Throwable` -> 500 JSON `{error}`), so the endpoint needs no try/catch.
- `RsvColumnLayout::split('3:2')->column(fn)->column(fn)->output()` (`modules/Layout/RsvColumnLayout.php`) renders side-by-side columns; each callable just echoes. CSS for `.rsv-cols`/`.rsv-col` already exists (used on the list page).
## The plan is JS-inline only — no webpack rebuild
All new editor JS goes inside the existing inline `<script>` in `elements_table_script()`. Do **not** add CSS to `assets/css/*` (that would require a webpack rebuild); use inline `style=""`/a `<style>` block in the PHP if you want the sticky preview.
---
## Task 1 — Preview endpoint
**File:** `includes/Controllers/RsvFormDefinitionController.php`
In `register_routes()`, add a standalone route (the `\d+` id route won't match the non-numeric `preview`, so order is safe):
```php
register_rest_route($this->namespace, '/' . $this->resource_name . '/preview', [
'methods' => 'POST',
'callback' => [$this, 'preview'],
'permission_callback' => [RsvRestPolicy::class, 'admin'],
]);
```
Add the method:
```php
/** Renders an unsaved definition to HTML for the editor's live preview. */
function preview(WP_REST_Request $request): WP_REST_Response {
$definition = $request->get_json_params()['definition'] ?? [];
if (!is_array($definition)) {
$definition = [];
}
ob_start();
(new RsvFormHtmlRenderer())->draw(new RsvFormDefinition('preview', $definition));
$html = ob_get_clean();
return new WP_REST_Response(['html' => $html], 200);
}
```
Notes: no-elements case -> `$html` is `''` (handled client-side). A malformed element payload would throw, but the global filter turns it into a 500 the client catch handles gracefully.
---
## Task 2 — Editor layout (two columns + preview pane)
**File:** `includes/Views/RsvFormsPage.php`, `show_edit()`.
Replace the current Form Elements block (the `<h2>Form Elements</h2>` heading, `#form_elements_table`, the add button, and the submit button — currently around lines 133142) with a split layout. **Keep the existing IDs `form_elements_table` and `rsv_add_element_btn`.** `RsvColumnLayout` is already imported at the top of the file.
```php
<hr>
<h2>Form Elements</h2>
<p>Define the fields that will appear in this form.</p>
<?php
RsvColumnLayout::split('3:2')
->column(function (): void { ?>
<div id="form_elements_table"></div>
<p>
<button type="button" class="button" id="rsv_add_element_btn">+ Add Element</button>
</p>
<p class="submit">
<button type="submit" form="edit_form_definition" class="button button-primary">Update Form Definition</button>
</p>
<?php })
->column(function (): void { ?>
<h3>Live preview</h3>
<div id="rsv_form_preview" class="rsv-form-preview" style="position: sticky; top: 40px;"></div>
<?php })
->output();
?>
```
The container is `rsv-form-preview` (a plain wrapper) — **not** `reservair-form`; the injected HTML brings its own `<form class="reservair-form ...">`.
---
## Task 3 — Editor wiring (inline JS in `elements_table_script()`)
### 3a. Shared definition collector + preview functions
Add at the top level of the script (right after the `rsv_elements_source` IIFE). `<?= $form_id ?>` is the meta form's id (`edit_form_definition` on the edit page):
```js
function rsv_collect_definition() {
const form = document.getElementById('<?= $form_id ?>');
const get = (n) => form?.querySelector(`[name="${n}"]`)?.value ?? '';
return {
name: get('name'),
definition: {
email_key: get('definition.email_key'),
success_message: get('definition.success_message'),
elements: rsv_elements_source.get_all(),
},
};
}
const rsv_preview_el = document.getElementById('rsv_form_preview');
let rsv_preview_timer = null;
function rsv_schedule_preview() {
if (!rsv_preview_el) return;
clearTimeout(rsv_preview_timer);
rsv_preview_timer = setTimeout(rsv_render_preview, 300);
}
function rsv_render_preview() {
if (!rsv_preview_el) return;
fetch('<?= get_rest_url(null, 'reservations/v1/form-definition/preview') ?>', {
method: 'POST',
credentials: 'same-origin',
headers: {
'Content-Type': 'application/json',
'Accept': 'application/json',
'X-WP-Nonce': ReservairServiceAPI.nonce,
},
body: JSON.stringify(rsv_collect_definition()),
})
.then(r => r.ok ? r.json() : r.json().then(e => { throw new Error(e.error || 'Preview failed'); }))
.then(data => {
rsv_preview_el.innerHTML = data.html || '<p class="rsv-preview-empty">No fields to preview yet.</p>';
})
.catch(() => { rsv_preview_el.innerHTML = '<p class="rsv-preview-empty">Preview unavailable.</p>'; });
}
// The preview form is inert: block submission (capture so it works after re-render).
rsv_preview_el?.addEventListener('submit', (e) => e.preventDefault(), true);
```
### 3b. Trigger preview on every mutation
- **Inline edit** (`rsv_render_element_inline_form`, the `builder.build({...})` options): change the two callbacks to also schedule a preview:
```js
on_success: () => { elements_dt.refresh(); rsv_schedule_preview(); },
on_cancel: () => { elements_dt.refresh(); rsv_schedule_preview(); },
```
- **Move Up / Move Down / Remove** `func_action`s and the **`rsv_add_element_btn` onclick**: add `rsv_schedule_preview();` right after each `dt.refresh()` / `elements_dt.refresh()`.
- **Meta fields**: after the existing `rsv_email_key_select` block, add:
```js
const rsv_meta_form = document.getElementById('<?= $form_id ?>');
['name', 'definition.email_key', 'definition.success_message'].forEach((n) => {
const el = rsv_meta_form?.querySelector(`[name="${n}"]`);
el?.addEventListener('input', rsv_schedule_preview);
el?.addEventListener('change', rsv_schedule_preview);
});
```
### 3c. Reuse the collector for saving
Simplify the existing `RsvAdminForm.bind(...)` `transform` to reuse the collector (keeps preview == saved shape):
```js
transform: () => rsv_collect_definition(),
```
### 3d. Initial render
At the end of the script add:
```js
rsv_render_preview();
```
(`rsv_render_preview` no-ops when `#rsv_form_preview` is absent, e.g. the create page, so the shared script stays safe there.)
---
## Edge cases / constraints
- A freshly-added element defaults to `type: 'text'`, which has no registered handler -> silently skipped in the preview until a real type is chosen. Expected.
- The `<rsv-reservation-selector>` in the preview will fetch availability read-only by `timetable-id` — fine, makes the preview realistic.
- Use form id `'preview'` (already in the endpoint) so it never collides with a real numeric form id.
- Don't touch `RsvFormHtmlRenderer` — submission is neutralized client-side.
## Verification
- `php -l includes/Controllers/RsvFormDefinitionController.php includes/Views/RsvFormsPage.php`
- `composer lint` (runs phpcs, phpstan, psalm) — must pass.
- No JS build needed (all editor JS is inline).
- Manual: open a form's edit page -> edit/add/reorder elements and change the meta fields -> preview updates within ~300 ms and matches the frontend form.
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# Implementation prompt — Templating module
> Hand this whole file to a Claude Sonnet model as its task. It is written to be
> self-contained but assumes the model can read the repository.
---
## Mission
Implement the templating engine specified in `TEMPLATING.md` as a **new,
self-contained module** in this WordPress plugin (Reservair). Today the plugin
has two ad-hoc, regex-based templaters; your job is to replace them with one
properly-designed module and wire the existing call sites into it.
Build the smallest thing that satisfies the spec. `TEMPLATING.md` is explicit
that the language must stay simple ("Helm being the example of what not to do") —
do **not** add conditionals, loops, or expression evaluation. The only language
features are `{{ jsonpath }}` interpolation and custom elements.
## Read these first (in order)
1. `TEMPLATING.md` — the requirements you are implementing. Treat it as the spec.
2. `modules/Database/README.md` and `modules/Logger/README.md` — the **module
template** to imitate: a `modules/<Name>/` folder, namespace
`Reservair\<Name>`, a `README.md` with *Why / Usage / API reference* sections,
`Rsv`-prefixed classes, snake_case method names, a module-specific exception.
3. `modules/Database/Db.php` and `modules/Logger/Logger.php` — the coding style
to match (PHP 8.0 union types, typed properties, named args, `Logger` for
errors, a `\RuntimeException` subclass for failures).
4. The two things you are replacing:
- `includes/Services/Emails/RsvEmailTemplater.php``{{ word }}``$data[word]`.
- `includes/Services/Forms/RsvFormHtmlRenderer.php::draw_success_template()`
swaps `{{ reservation_summary }}` for a client-filled placeholder.
5. `reservair.php::rsv_bootstrap()` — where runtime services and registries are
wired on `plugins_loaded`. New registration hooks fire from here.
6. `includes/Events/RsvEventDispatcher.php` — the `do_action`/`add_action` hook
convention used in this codebase.
## The module to create
- Path: `modules/Templating/`
- Namespace: `Reservair\Templating` (PSR-4 is already configured in
`composer.json`: `"Reservair\\": "modules/"` — no autoload changes needed).
- Must include `modules/Templating/README.md` following the Database/Logger
README shape.
## Architecture (a tiny compiler)
`TEMPLATING.md` describes a compiler with a swappable **frontend**. Honour that:
```
source string ──[ frontend ]──▶ internal node tree ──[ renderer ]──▶ output string
RsvHtmlTemplateParser (frontend-agnostic)
```
- **Frontend** `RsvHtmlTemplateParser`: parses HTML into an internal node tree
(the "internal structure" from the spec). The renderer must depend only on the
node tree, never on HTML — so a future Markdown/other frontend can be dropped in
by producing the same tree. Define the parser behind a small interface (e.g.
`RsvTemplateParser` with `parse(string $source): RsvTemplateNode`) so the engine
takes a frontend by constructor injection and defaults to the HTML one.
- **Internal node tree**: a minimal set of node types is enough — e.g. a text
node, an interpolation node (holds a JSON Path), and a custom-element node
(holds tag name, attribute map, children). Keep it small and explicit.
- **Renderer/evaluator**: walks the tree with (a) the submitted-data symbol table
and (b) the custom-element registry, and concatenates strings.
You may use PHP's `DOMDocument` to do the actual HTML tokenizing inside the
frontend, but convert its output into your own node tree — do not leak DOM
objects into the renderer. Watch the usual `DOMDocument::loadHTML` pitfalls
(wrapping `<html>/<body>`, entity handling, UTF-8); strip the synthetic wrappers.
## Language semantics
### `{{ jsonpath }}` interpolation
- Resolves a JSON Path (RFC 9535) expression against the submitted data array and
substitutes the **atomic value** (string/number/bool) as text. Non-scalar
results (objects/arrays) resolve to empty string.
- Keep the resolver to the minimal subset the use cases need: child access by dot
and by bracket, and array index — e.g. `name`, `$.name`, `$.guest.email`,
`$.items[0]`. Do **not** implement wildcards, filters, slices, or recursion.
- **Use a simple token-walk implementation**, not a real JSON Path parser. Split
the path on `.`/`[`/`]` and walk the data array one key at a time:
```php
function resolve(string $path, array $data): mixed {
$tokens = preg_split('/[\.\[\]]+/', $path, -1, PREG_SPLIT_NO_EMPTY);
$current = $data;
foreach ($tokens as $token) {
if (!isset($current[$token])) return null;
$current = $current[$token];
}
return $current;
}
```
This already handles bare keys, dotted access, and `[index]` in one pass. Make
two small additions so the `$`-rooted and quoted-bracket forms resolve: drop a
leading `$` token, and strip surrounding `'`/`"` from bracket keys (so
`$['guest']` works). A `null` return means "no such path" — render it as the
empty string.
- **Backward compatibility (required):** existing templates use a bare key,
`{{ reservation_summary }}` and email bodies like `{{ name }}`. A bare
identifier must resolve as a top-level key, identically to today.
- **Security:** the output target is HTML, so HTML-escape interpolated scalar
values by default (`esc_html`). This lets you delete the manual
`RsvEmailListener::escape_values()` pre-escaping once the engine owns escaping —
do that. Custom elements (below) are trusted and return their own markup.
### Custom elements
- A custom element is a registered handler keyed by tag name. The renderer, on
meeting `<some-element attr="x">…</some-element>`, builds a **symbol table** and
asks the handler to render a string.
- Per the spec: the symbol table contains the submitted-data symbols **plus** one
symbol per attribute (`<el attr="test">` adds `attr` => `"test"`). Decide and
document how children/inner content are exposed (a captured inner string is the
simplest; do the simplest thing that the reservation-summary case needs).
- Define a small interface, e.g.:
```php
interface RsvTemplateElement {
/** Render this element to a string given its symbol table. */
public function render(RsvTemplateSymbols $symbols): string;
/** Symbols/attributes this element understands — used by validation. */
public function symbols(): array;
}
```
(Adjust names to fit, but keep "has a symbol table, outputs a string".)
### Registration hook
- The module fires `do_action('rsv-template-register-custom-elements', $registry)`
so the plugin and any extension can register elements in the handler. Register
the core element(s) the same way the plugin registers everything else (from a
callback wired in `rsv_bootstrap()`), not by hard-coding them inside the module.
### Validation
- Provide a `validate(string $source): array` (or a small result object) that
returns the problems in a template without rendering it: unknown/invalid JSON
Path symbols and unregistered custom elements. The spec calls this out as a
first-class capability ("The language can be easily validated for symbols
existence and validity").
## Public API (the facade)
Expose one obvious entry point — e.g. `RsvTemplateEngine` (or `RsvTemplate`):
```php
$engine = new RsvTemplateEngine(); // defaults to the HTML frontend + registry
$html = $engine->render($source, $data); // data = submitted values array
$errors = $engine->validate($source); // [] when valid
```
Keep method names snake_case to match the other modules. Throw a module
exception (e.g. `RsvTemplateException extends \RuntimeException`) for malformed
templates, and log via `Reservair\Logger\Logger` where the existing modules do.
## Integration (wire the new module into the live call sites)
1. **Email bodies** — replace `RsvEmailTemplater` with the engine.
`RsvEmailListener` currently calls `(new RsvEmailTemplater())->render(...)` and
pre-escapes values; switch it to the engine and drop the manual escaping (the
engine escapes interpolations). Keep `RsvEmailTemplater` only if something else
needs it; otherwise remove it and update references.
2. **Form success message** — replace the regex in
`RsvFormHtmlRenderer::draw_success_template()` with the engine.
**Critical caveat:** `reservation_summary` in the success message is **not**
server data — it is the visitor's live selection, filled in the browser by
`assets/js/forms/RsvFormSender.js`, which looks for the
`<div class="rsv-success-summary">` placeholder. So model `reservation-summary`
as a registered custom element that, here, emits that exact placeholder div, so
the existing client JS keeps working unchanged. Do not try to compute the
summary server-side. The admin HTML is still sanitized with `wp_kses_post`
before/around templating, as today.
3. **Bootstrap** — in `rsv_bootstrap()`, after the form registry block, fire the
custom-element registration (or instantiate the engine's registry and register
core elements) consistent with how the form element registry is built there.
## Conventions & constraints (do not skip)
- **Match module style**, not `includes/` style: `Rsv` class prefix, snake_case
methods, typed properties, PHP 8.0 features. Files namespaced `Reservair\Templating`.
- **Doc comments state intent, not mechanics** — say *what/why*, never narrate the
loop. (This is a standing rule in this repo.)
- **No new Composer dependencies** unless genuinely unavoidable; the JSON Path
subset and HTML parsing are small enough to implement in-module. If you believe
a dependency is warranted, stop and justify it instead of adding it silently.
- **No database, no migrations** — this module is pure text transformation.
- **Security:** never emit unescaped submitted data; escape interpolations,
sanitize admin HTML with `wp_kses_post` at the boundary as today, and treat
custom-element output as trusted-by-registration.
- Ship `modules/Templating/README.md` (Why / Usage / API reference / Notes), and
delete or update `TEMPLATING.md`-superseded code so there is exactly one
templating path.
## Definition of done
- [ ] `modules/Templating/` exists with the engine, HTML frontend, node tree,
custom-element registry + interface, JSON Path resolver, validation, a
module exception, and `README.md`.
- [ ] `rsv-template-register-custom-elements` action is fired by the module and
consumed from `rsv_bootstrap()`; `reservation-summary` is registered there.
- [ ] Email bodies and form success messages render through the engine; existing
templates (`{{ name }}`, `{{ reservation_summary }}`) behave exactly as
before, including client-side summary fill.
- [ ] `RsvEmailTemplater` and the success-message regex are gone (or justified).
- [ ] `composer lint` (phpcs, phpstan, psalm — see `composer.json` scripts) passes
clean on the new and changed files.
- [ ] README includes at least one worked example for each use case (email,
success message) and a custom-element registration example.
If anything in `TEMPLATING.md` is ambiguous, prefer the **simpler** reading and
note the decision in the README rather than expanding the language.
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font-weight: 600; font-weight: 600;
} }
.rsv-slots-slot:hover:not(.rsv-slots-slot-full):not(.rsv-slots-slot-too-soon):not(.rsv-slots-slot-selected) { .rsv-slots-slot:hover:not(.rsv-slots-slot-full):not(.rsv-slots-slot-selected) {
border-color: #2563eb; border-color: #2563eb;
background: #f5f8ff; background: #f5f8ff;
} }
@@ -115,12 +115,6 @@ label.rsv-slots-slot-time>input:checked + .content>.capacity {
cursor: not-allowed; cursor: not-allowed;
} }
/* Within minimum lead time — available but not yet bookable */
.rsv-slots-slot-too-soon {
opacity: 0.45;
cursor: not-allowed;
}
/* Selected */ /* Selected */
.rsv-slots-slot-selected { .rsv-slots-slot-selected {
background: #2563eb; background: #2563eb;
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_on_click(event) { _on_click(event) {
const slot = event.target.closest('.rsv-slots-slot'); const slot = event.target.closest('.rsv-slots-slot');
if (slot && !slot.classList.contains('rsv-slots-slot-full') && !slot.classList.contains('rsv-slots-slot-too-soon')) { if (slot && !slot.classList.contains('rsv-slots-slot-full')) {
slot.classList.toggle('rsv-slots-slot-selected'); slot.classList.toggle('rsv-slots-slot-selected');
slot.dispatchEvent(new Event('input', { bubbles: true })); slot.dispatchEvent(new Event('input', { bubbles: true }));
} }
@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ class RsvTimeline extends HTMLElement {
const blocks = []; const blocks = [];
for (const { from_minutes, to_minutes, block_size_in_minutes, occupancy: block_occ, lead_time_minutes } of occupancy) { for (const { from_minutes, to_minutes, block_size_in_minutes, occupancy: block_occ } of occupancy) {
if (from_minutes === to_minutes || block_occ.length === 0) { if (from_minutes === to_minutes || block_occ.length === 0) {
continue; continue;
} }
@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ class RsvTimeline extends HTMLElement {
const from_block = parseInt(from_minutes) / block_size_in_minutes; const from_block = parseInt(from_minutes) / block_size_in_minutes;
const time_slots = block_occ.map((occ, i) => const time_slots = block_occ.map((occ, i) =>
this._block(this.date, occ, block_size_in_minutes, from_block + i, lead_time_minutes?.[i] ?? 0) this._block(this.date, occ, block_size_in_minutes, from_block + i)
); );
const time_slot_group = document.createElement('div'); const time_slot_group = document.createElement('div');
@@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ class RsvTimeline extends HTMLElement {
} }
} }
_block(date, left, block_size, idx, min_lead_time_minutes = 0) { _block(date, left, block_size, idx) {
const from = new Date(date); const from = new Date(date);
from.setHours(0, idx * block_size, 0, 0); from.setHours(0, idx * block_size, 0, 0);
@@ -117,7 +117,6 @@ class RsvTimeline extends HTMLElement {
cell.dataset.start_utc = from.toISOString(); cell.dataset.start_utc = from.toISOString();
cell.dataset.end_utc = to.toISOString(); cell.dataset.end_utc = to.toISOString();
if (left <= 0) cell.classList.add('rsv-slots-slot-full'); if (left <= 0) cell.classList.add('rsv-slots-slot-full');
else if (from < new Date(Date.now() + min_lead_time_minutes * 60_000)) cell.classList.add('rsv-slots-slot-too-soon');
const time_el = document.createElement('span'); const time_el = document.createElement('span');
time_el.classList.add('rsv-slots-slot-time'); time_el.classList.add('rsv-slots-slot-time');
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@@ -6,19 +6,16 @@
class RsvTimetableAvailability { class RsvTimetableAvailability {
/** /**
* @param array<int,int> $occupancy Number of available seats for each time block * @param array<int,int> $occupancy Number of available seats for each time block
* @param array<int,int> $lead_time_minutes Minimum lead time in minutes required for each block
*/ */
public function __construct( public function __construct(
public int $from_minutes, public int $from_minutes,
public int $to_minutes, public int $to_minutes,
public int $block_size_in_minutes, public int $block_size_in_minutes,
public array $occupancy, public array $occupancy
public array $lead_time_minutes = []
) { } ) { }
public function push_block(int $capacity, int $min_lead_time_minutes = 0) { public function push_block(int $capacity) {
$this->occupancy[] = $capacity; $this->occupancy[] = $capacity;
$this->lead_time_minutes[] = $min_lead_time_minutes;
$this->to_minutes += $this->block_size_in_minutes; $this->to_minutes += $this->block_size_in_minutes;
} }
} }
@@ -1,21 +0,0 @@
<?php
class RsvOutputTextElementHandler implements RsvFormElementHandler {
private const ALLOWED_TAGS = ['p', 'h1', 'h2', 'h3', 'h4', 'h5', 'h6'];
public function draw(RsvFormElementDefinition $def): void {
$raw = $def->getAttr('tag', 'p');
$tag = in_array($raw, self::ALLOWED_TAGS, true) ? $raw : 'p';
echo '<' . $tag . ' class="rsv-form-output-text">' . esc_html($def->getLabel()) . '</' . $tag . '>';
}
public function submit(RsvFormElementDefinition $def, int $submit_id, array $data, RsvFormSubmitResult $result): bool {
return true;
}
public function rollback(RsvFormElementDefinition $def, int $submit_id, array $data, RsvFormSubmitResult $result): void {
// No side effects to undo.
}
}
@@ -39,14 +39,6 @@ class RsvTimetableReservationService {
return false; return false;
} }
$max_lead_time = max(array_map(fn($c) => (int) $c->min_lead_time_minutes, $overlapping_capacity));
$earliest_allowed = new DateTime('now', new DateTimeZone('UTC'));
$earliest_allowed->modify("+{$max_lead_time} minutes");
if ($start_utc < $earliest_allowed) {
Logger::error("Reservation rejected: minimum lead time of {$max_lead_time} minutes not met for timetable_id: $timetable_id");
return false;
}
$start_min = $this->time_of_day_minutes($start_utc); $start_min = $this->time_of_day_minutes($start_utc);
$end_min = $this->time_of_day_minutes($end_utc); $end_min = $this->time_of_day_minutes($end_utc);
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@@ -98,8 +98,7 @@ class RsvTimetableService {
$availabilities[] = new RsvTimetableAvailability($i * $block_length, ($i + 1) * $block_length, $block_length, []); $availabilities[] = new RsvTimetableAvailability($i * $block_length, ($i + 1) * $block_length, $block_length, []);
} }
$max_lead_time = empty($capacity_stack) ? 0 : max(array_map(fn($x) => $x->min_lead_time_minutes, $capacity_stack)); $availabilities[$availability_idx]->push_block($total_capacity - count($reservation_stack));
$availabilities[$availability_idx]->push_block($total_capacity - count($reservation_stack), $max_lead_time);
} else if($total_capacity === 0 && count($availabilities) !== $availability_idx) { } else if($total_capacity === 0 && count($availabilities) !== $availability_idx) {
$availability_idx++; $availability_idx++;
} }
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@@ -176,7 +176,7 @@ class RsvFormsPage extends RsvAdminPage {
if (idx === -1) return Promise.reject(new Error('Element not found')); if (idx === -1) return Promise.reject(new Error('Element not found'));
// Destructure reservation-specific fields so they don't bleed into extra_attrs. // Destructure reservation-specific fields so they don't bleed into extra_attrs.
const { id: _id, name: _n, label: _l, type: _t, desc: _d, required: _r, const { id: _id, name: _n, label: _l, type: _t, desc: _d, required: _r,
price_per_block: _p, email_templates: _et, timetable_id: _ti, tag: _tag, ...extra_attrs } = items[idx]; price_per_block: _p, email_templates: _et, timetable_id: _ti, ...extra_attrs } = items[idx];
items[idx] = { items[idx] = {
...extra_attrs, ...extra_attrs,
id, id,
@@ -190,9 +190,6 @@ class RsvFormsPage extends RsvAdminPage {
pattern: data.pattern ?? '', pattern: data.pattern ?? '',
pattern_message: data.pattern_message ?? '', pattern_message: data.pattern_message ?? '',
} : {}), } : {}),
...(data.type === 'output-text' ? {
tag: data.tag ?? 'p',
} : {}),
...(data.type === 'reservation' ? { ...(data.type === 'reservation' ? {
timetable_id: data.timetable_id ? parseInt(data.timetable_id) : null, timetable_id: data.timetable_id ? parseInt(data.timetable_id) : null,
price_per_block: parseFloat(data.price_per_block ?? '0') || 0, price_per_block: parseFloat(data.price_per_block ?? '0') || 0,
@@ -265,19 +262,6 @@ class RsvFormsPage extends RsvAdminPage {
.input_textarea('email_refused_body', 'Body', refused.body ?? RSV_EMAIL_DEFAULTS.refused_body); .input_textarea('email_refused_body', 'Body', refused.body ?? RSV_EMAIL_DEFAULTS.refused_body);
} }
if ((data?.type ?? rsv_element_types[0]) === 'output-text') {
builder
.input_select('tag', 'Tag', [
{ value: 'p', label: 'Paragraph (p)' },
{ value: 'h1', label: 'Heading 1 (h1)' },
{ value: 'h2', label: 'Heading 2 (h2)' },
{ value: 'h3', label: 'Heading 3 (h3)' },
{ value: 'h4', label: 'Heading 4 (h4)' },
{ value: 'h5', label: 'Heading 5 (h5)' },
{ value: 'h6', label: 'Heading 6 (h6)' },
], data?.tag ?? 'p');
}
if ((data?.type ?? rsv_element_types[0]) === 'input-text') { if ((data?.type ?? rsv_element_types[0]) === 'input-text') {
builder builder
.input_select('validation', 'Validation', [ .input_select('validation', 'Validation', [
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@@ -51,7 +51,6 @@ function rsv_bootstrap(): void {
$rsv_form_registry->register( 'button', new RsvButtonElementHandler() ); $rsv_form_registry->register( 'button', new RsvButtonElementHandler() );
$rsv_form_registry->register( 'reservation', new RsvFormReservationElementHandler() ); $rsv_form_registry->register( 'reservation', new RsvFormReservationElementHandler() );
$rsv_form_registry->register( 'output-reservation-summary', new RsvReservationSummaryElementHandler() ); $rsv_form_registry->register( 'output-reservation-summary', new RsvReservationSummaryElementHandler() );
$rsv_form_registry->register( 'output-text', new RsvOutputTextElementHandler() );
// Template custom-element registry. Extensions register via the action. // Template custom-element registry. Extensions register via the action.
add_action( 'rsv-template-register-custom-elements', function ( \Reservair\Templating\RsvTemplateRegistry $reg ): void { add_action( 'rsv-template-register-custom-elements', function ( \Reservair\Templating\RsvTemplateRegistry $reg ): void {