HPOS Compatibility Scanner
HPOS Compatibility Scanner for WooCommerce®
HPOS Compatibility Scanner is a free WooCommerce® plugin designed to identify potential issues in plugins related to High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS) compatibility.
It scans plugins for direct database access or inappropriate usage of WordPress APIs, helping developers ensure their plugins align with WooCommerce's HPOS requirements.
Features
- Scans selected plugins for HPOS-related issues.
- Identifies usage of specific WordPress APIs that may cause compatibility problems.
- Provides detailed scan results in an easy-to-read format.
- Supports exporting results as a CSV file for further analysis.
- Includes localization support for translations.
- Seamless integration with the WordPress admin dashboard.
Installation
- Download the Plugin: Clone or download the repository as a
.zip
file. - Upload to WordPress:
- Navigate to
Plugins > Add New
. - Click on
Upload Plugin
. - Upload the
.zip
file and clickInstall Now
.
- Navigate to
- Activate the Plugin:
- Go to
Plugins > Installed Plugins
. - Activate the "HPOS Compatibility Scanner" plugin.
- Go to
Usage
- Go to
Tools > HPOS Scanner
in the WordPress admin menu. - Select a plugin to scan from the dropdown menu.
- Click the Scan Plugin button to start the analysis.
- View the results in the table and optionally download them as a CSV file.
Contributing
We welcome contributions from the community. Here's how you can help:
- Fork the repository.
- Create a new branch for your feature or fix (example:
feature/feature-name
) - Submit a pull request describing your changes.
The following is a list of the most recent releases for this plugin.
-
1.0.0 - 1.0.0
SHA256 hash:c42e2b5f4080db92c987c8fefd27e06f9e5605cc7baa02aaf02294ce6f4f0385
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Hash Verification
ZIP files downloaded via this site have an associated SHA256 hash.
Mac
On Mac, you can use the sha256 command to calculate the hash of a downloaded ZIP file. Open terminal and execute:
sha256 [filename]
Where [filename] is the name of the ZIP file. If the hash matches the one on the website, the ZIP file is genuine.
Linux
On Linux, you can use the sha256sum command to calculate the hash of a downloaded ZIP file. From a shell, execute:
sha256sum [filename]
Where [filename] is the name of the ZIP file. If the hash matches the one on the website, the ZIP file is genuine.
Latest Release
The latest official release is below.
1.0.0
Download 1.0.0c42e2b5f4080db92c987c8fefd27e06f9e5605cc7baa02aaf02294ce6f4f0385
Github Repository
This project is located on Github in the repository robertdevore/hpos-compatibility-scanner.
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