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WalkthroughThis update introduces a comprehensive integration between a WordPress site and a Next.js application to enable automated and manual cache revalidation. A new WordPress plugin, including documentation and configuration options, is added to send secure webhook requests to a new Next.js API endpoint when WordPress content changes. The Next.js API route authenticates these requests and triggers cache revalidation for relevant content types. Environment variable and documentation updates clarify setup and configuration. Several package dependencies are updated, and minor code organization improvements are made. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant WP as WordPress Plugin
participant Admin as WordPress Admin
participant NextAPI as Next.js /api/revalidate
participant Cache as Next.js Cache System
Admin->>WP: Change content (post, page, etc.)
WP->>NextAPI: POST /api/revalidate (with secret, contentType, contentId)
NextAPI->>NextAPI: Authenticate secret
NextAPI->>Cache: revalidateTag(s) based on contentType/contentId
NextAPI-->>WP: JSON response (success/failure)
WP-->>Admin: (Optional) Admin notification
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app/api/revalidate/route.ts (2)
28-62: Consider refactoring content type handling for better maintainabilityThe current implementation uses a long if-else chain for determining content types and building tags. This could be refactored to be more maintainable and DRY.
- // Determine which tags to revalidate - const tagsToRevalidate = ["wordpress"]; - - // Add content type specific tag - if (contentType === "post") { - tagsToRevalidate.push("posts"); - if (contentId) { - tagsToRevalidate.push(`post-${contentId}`); - } - } else if (contentType === "page") { - tagsToRevalidate.push("pages"); - if (contentId) { - tagsToRevalidate.push(`page-${contentId}`); - } - } else if (contentType === "category") { - tagsToRevalidate.push("categories"); - if (contentId) { - tagsToRevalidate.push(`category-${contentId}`); - } - } else if (contentType === "tag") { - tagsToRevalidate.push("tags"); - if (contentId) { - tagsToRevalidate.push(`tag-${contentId}`); - } - } else if (contentType === "author" || contentType === "user") { - tagsToRevalidate.push("authors"); - if (contentId) { - tagsToRevalidate.push(`author-${contentId}`); - } - } else if (contentType === "media") { - tagsToRevalidate.push("media"); - if (contentId) { - tagsToRevalidate.push(`media-${contentId}`); - } - } + // Determine which tags to revalidate + const tagsToRevalidate = ["wordpress"]; + + // Mapping of content types to tag names + const contentTypeMap = { + post: "posts", + page: "pages", + category: "categories", + tag: "tags", + author: "authors", + user: "authors", + media: "media", + }; + + // Add content type specific tag + const tagName = contentTypeMap[contentType]; + if (tagName) { + tagsToRevalidate.push(tagName); + + // For authors, we need to handle both 'author' and 'user' content types + const idPrefix = contentType === "user" ? "author" : contentType; + + if (contentId) { + tagsToRevalidate.push(`${idPrefix}-${contentId}`); + } + }
1-81: Consider adding rate limiting to prevent abuseThe webhook endpoint doesn't implement any rate limiting, which could lead to potential DoS vulnerability if excessive revalidation requests are sent.
You might want to add a simple rate limiting mechanism or integrate with a rate limiting middleware if available in your framework.
plugin/README.md (3)
3-3: Minor grammatical improvement suggested-This plugin enables automatic revalidation of your Next.js site when content is changed in WordPress. +This plugin enables automatic revalidation of your Next.js site when content is changed on WordPress.🧰 Tools
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[grammar] ~3-~3: The usual collocation for “WordPress” is “on”. Did you mean “on WordPress”?
Context: ...ur Next.js site when content is changed in WordPress. ## Installation 1. Upload the `next-...(IN_FACEBOOK)
34-34: Minor grammatical improvement suggested-1. When content in WordPress is created, updated, or deleted, the plugin sends a webhook to your Next.js API route +1. When content on WordPress is created, updated, or deleted, the plugin sends a webhook to your Next.js API route🧰 Tools
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[grammar] ~34-~34: The usual collocation for “WordPress” is “on”. Did you mean “on WordPress”?
Context: ..." ``` ## How It Works 1. When content in WordPress is created, updated, or deleted, the pl...(IN_FACEBOOK)
1-54: Consider adding documentation about customizing the API endpoint pathThe README assumes a fixed API endpoint path, but users might want to customize it.
Consider adding a section about how to customize the API endpoint path if your implementation supports it.
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[grammar] ~3-~3: The usual collocation for “WordPress” is “on”. Did you mean “on WordPress”?
Context: ...ur Next.js site when content is changed in WordPress. ## Installation 1. Upload the `next-...(IN_FACEBOOK)
[grammar] ~34-~34: The usual collocation for “WordPress” is “on”. Did you mean “on WordPress”?
Context: ..." ``` ## How It Works 1. When content in WordPress is created, updated, or deleted, the pl...(IN_FACEBOOK)
plugin/next-revalidate/README.txt (2)
15-15: Minor grammatical improvement suggested-Next.js Revalidation is a WordPress plugin designed to work with the `next-wp` Next.js starter template. It triggers revalidation of your Next.js site's cache whenever content is added, updated, or deleted in WordPress. +Next.js Revalidation is a WordPress plugin designed to work with the `next-wp` Next.js starter template. It triggers revalidation of your Next.js site's cache whenever content is added, updated, or deleted on WordPress.🧰 Tools
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Context: ...r content is added, updated, or deleted in WordPress. The plugin sends webhooks to your Nex...(IN_FACEBOOK)
13-17: Consider adding a link to the next-wp starter templateThe README mentions a
next-wpstarter template but doesn't provide a link to it.Add a link to the
next-wpstarter template to help users find it easily.🧰 Tools
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[grammar] ~15-~15: The usual collocation for “WordPress” is “on”. Did you mean “on WordPress”?
Context: ...r content is added, updated, or deleted in WordPress. The plugin sends webhooks to your Nex...(IN_FACEBOOK)
plugin/next-revalidate/next-revalidate.php (5)
131-134: Missingvalueattribute prevents reliable checkbox handlingHTML checkboxes should carry an explicit
valueattribute (usually"1").
Without it, browsers default to"on", which is inconsistent with the integer stored in the DB after applying the previous fix and forces extra casting later on.-echo '<input type="checkbox" id="enable_notifications" name="' . $this->option_name . '[enable_notifications]" ' . checked($value, true, false) . ' />'; +echo '<input type="checkbox" id="enable_notifications" name="' . $this->option_name . '[enable_notifications]" value="1" ' . checked($value, 1, false) . ' />';
248-252: No revalidation when a post is moved to the trash
deleted_postonly fires after the item is permanently removed.
For most editors the first destructive action is “Move to Trash”, which triggerstrashed_post.
Consider hooking that action as well so cached pages disappear immediately when authors trash a post.add_action( 'trashed_post', array( $this, 'on_post_delete' ), 10 );
288-313: Duplicated taxonomy mapping – streamline the switch
on_term_change()already convertspost_tag➜tagandcategory➜category.
The extra cases inside the switch therefore never execute.
Removing them makes the intent clearer:- case 'post_tag': - $contentType = 'tag'; - break;
324-336: Timeout of 5 s might be too aggressive for remote buildsLarge Next.js deployments (or cold-start serverless functions) can legitimately take > 5 s to answer.
A premature timeout will surface as a false negative to editors.If latency is a concern, bump the limit (e.g. 15 s) or make it configurable through the settings page.
- 'timeout' => 5, + 'timeout' => 15,
330-335: Send secret viaAuthorizationheader instead of custom headerUsing a standard
Authorization: Bearer <token>header improves interoperability with frameworks and middleware that automatically process auth headers and can be inspected more easily by hosting platforms.- 'Content-Type' => 'application/json', - 'x-webhook-secret' => $this->options['webhook_secret'] + 'Content-Type' => 'application/json', + 'Authorization' => 'Bearer ' . $this->options['webhook_secret']
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37-38: Add CLAUDE.md to .gitignore
IncludingCLAUDE.mdprevents accidental commits of local or sensitive documentation notes.plugin/next-revalidate/index.php (1)
1-2: Add index.php for security stub
The placeholder file will prevent directory listing within the plugin directory as per WordPress best practices..env.example (1)
3-6: DocumentWORDPRESS_WEBHOOK_SECRETusage
Good addition of guidance for generating a secure webhook secret without exposing real keys.app/layout.tsx (1)
3-14: Reordered imports for clarity
The import statements have been logically grouped and reorganized without affecting functionality.README.md (3)
436-438: Clarify plugin installation path
Updating instructions to use the/plugindirectory and offering zip options aligns with the actual file structure.
444-444: Align env var instructions with.env.example
Ensuring users addWORDPRESS_WEBHOOK_SECRETto their environment matches the plugin requirements.
454-463: Add detailed Plugin Features section
The new feature list clearly communicates the capabilities of the WordPress revalidation plugin.package.json (4)
13-20: Radix UI packages version update looks good!All Radix UI packages have been consistently updated to their latest compatible versions.
25-25: Next.js version update supports new revalidation APIThe update from 15.2.3 to 15.3.1 aligns with the new revalidation functionality being added.
27-27: Other dependency updates are consistentThe updates to query-string, react-hook-form, and zod look good and maintain project compatibility.
Also applies to: 30-30, 35-35
39-41: TypeScript and dev dependencies updated consistentlyAll TypeScript-related dependencies and ESLint configurations have been properly updated to maintain compatibility.
Also applies to: 43-44, 47-47
app/api/revalidate/route.ts (5)
1-3: Imports look goodThe necessary imports for Next.js cache revalidation and request/response handling are properly included.
4-16: Webhook security implementation is robustGood implementation of webhook secret validation before processing the request. The error response appropriately returns a 401 status code without leaking sensitive information.
18-26: Request validation is implemented correctlyThe code properly extracts and validates the required fields from the request body.
64-73: Revalidation loop and response handling look goodThe implementation for revalidating all determined tags and returning the response is well-structured.
74-80: Error handling is robustGood implementation of error handling with appropriate logging and error response.
plugin/README.md (7)
1-2: Clear title and purposeThe README title is descriptive and clearly indicates the plugin's purpose.
5-11: Installation instructions are clear and comprehensiveThe instructions provide multiple installation methods and proper steps for activation and configuration.
12-22: Configuration section is well-structuredThe configuration steps for the WordPress plugin settings are clear and provide good security advice for generating a webhook secret.
23-30: Next.js environment setup is clearly explainedThe instructions for setting up the environment variables in Next.js are concise and match the implementation in the API route.
32-38: How It Works section is informativeThe explanation of the plugin's functionality is clear and accurately describes the interaction between WordPress and Next.js.
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39-45: Features section is comprehensiveThe features list provides a good overview of what the plugin offers.
46-53: Troubleshooting section is helpfulThe troubleshooting tips address common issues users might face.
plugin/next-revalidate/README.txt (7)
1-10: Plugin metadata is complete and follows WordPress standardsThe metadata section includes all required information for a WordPress plugin and follows the standard format.
11-11: Clear plugin descriptionThe one-line description is concise and clearly communicates the plugin's purpose.
19-26: Features section is comprehensiveThe key features list provides a good overview of the plugin's capabilities.
52-54: Custom post type support is documentedGood to see explicit mention of custom post type support, which matches the plugin's capabilities.
56-63: Changelog is clear and follows WordPress standardsThe changelog properly documents version changes and fixes.
64-67: Upgrade notice is appropriateThe upgrade notice follows WordPress standards and provides relevant information.
49-50:✅ Verification successful
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/api/revalidate, but the implementation file is at/api/revalidate/route.ts. Make sure this path discrepancy doesn't cause confusion for users.
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| // Determine which tags to revalidate | ||
| const tagsToRevalidate = ["wordpress"]; | ||
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| // Add content type specific tag | ||
| if (contentType === "post") { | ||
| tagsToRevalidate.push("posts"); | ||
| if (contentId) { | ||
| tagsToRevalidate.push(`post-${contentId}`); | ||
| } | ||
| } else if (contentType === "page") { | ||
| tagsToRevalidate.push("pages"); | ||
| if (contentId) { | ||
| tagsToRevalidate.push(`page-${contentId}`); | ||
| } | ||
| } else if (contentType === "category") { | ||
| tagsToRevalidate.push("categories"); | ||
| if (contentId) { | ||
| tagsToRevalidate.push(`category-${contentId}`); | ||
| } | ||
| } else if (contentType === "tag") { | ||
| tagsToRevalidate.push("tags"); | ||
| if (contentId) { | ||
| tagsToRevalidate.push(`tag-${contentId}`); | ||
| } | ||
| } else if (contentType === "author" || contentType === "user") { | ||
| tagsToRevalidate.push("authors"); | ||
| if (contentId) { | ||
| tagsToRevalidate.push(`author-${contentId}`); | ||
| } | ||
| } else if (contentType === "media") { | ||
| tagsToRevalidate.push("media"); | ||
| if (contentId) { | ||
| tagsToRevalidate.push(`media-${contentId}`); | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Add support for custom post types
The current implementation doesn't explicitly handle custom post types which are mentioned in the plugin documentation. Consider adding support for them.
// Determine which tags to revalidate
const tagsToRevalidate = ["wordpress"];
// Add content type specific tag
if (contentType === "post") {
tagsToRevalidate.push("posts");
if (contentId) {
tagsToRevalidate.push(`post-${contentId}`);
}
} else if (contentType === "page") {
tagsToRevalidate.push("pages");
if (contentId) {
tagsToRevalidate.push(`page-${contentId}`);
}
} else if (contentType === "category") {
tagsToRevalidate.push("categories");
if (contentId) {
tagsToRevalidate.push(`category-${contentId}`);
}
} else if (contentType === "tag") {
tagsToRevalidate.push("tags");
if (contentId) {
tagsToRevalidate.push(`tag-${contentId}`);
}
} else if (contentType === "author" || contentType === "user") {
tagsToRevalidate.push("authors");
if (contentId) {
tagsToRevalidate.push(`author-${contentId}`);
}
} else if (contentType === "media") {
tagsToRevalidate.push("media");
if (contentId) {
tagsToRevalidate.push(`media-${contentId}`);
}
+ } else {
+ // Handle custom post types
+ tagsToRevalidate.push(`${contentType}s`);
+ if (contentId) {
+ tagsToRevalidate.push(`${contentType}-${contentId}`);
+ }
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| // Determine which tags to revalidate | |
| const tagsToRevalidate = ["wordpress"]; | |
| // Add content type specific tag | |
| if (contentType === "post") { | |
| tagsToRevalidate.push("posts"); | |
| if (contentId) { | |
| tagsToRevalidate.push(`post-${contentId}`); | |
| } | |
| } else if (contentType === "page") { | |
| tagsToRevalidate.push("pages"); | |
| if (contentId) { | |
| tagsToRevalidate.push(`page-${contentId}`); | |
| } | |
| } else if (contentType === "category") { | |
| tagsToRevalidate.push("categories"); | |
| if (contentId) { | |
| tagsToRevalidate.push(`category-${contentId}`); | |
| } | |
| } else if (contentType === "tag") { | |
| tagsToRevalidate.push("tags"); | |
| if (contentId) { | |
| tagsToRevalidate.push(`tag-${contentId}`); | |
| } | |
| } else if (contentType === "author" || contentType === "user") { | |
| tagsToRevalidate.push("authors"); | |
| if (contentId) { | |
| tagsToRevalidate.push(`author-${contentId}`); | |
| } | |
| } else if (contentType === "media") { | |
| tagsToRevalidate.push("media"); | |
| if (contentId) { | |
| tagsToRevalidate.push(`media-${contentId}`); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| // Determine which tags to revalidate | |
| const tagsToRevalidate = ["wordpress"]; | |
| // Add content type specific tag | |
| if (contentType === "post") { | |
| tagsToRevalidate.push("posts"); | |
| if (contentId) { | |
| tagsToRevalidate.push(`post-${contentId}`); | |
| } | |
| } else if (contentType === "page") { | |
| tagsToRevalidate.push("pages"); | |
| if (contentId) { | |
| tagsToRevalidate.push(`page-${contentId}`); | |
| } | |
| } else if (contentType === "category") { | |
| tagsToRevalidate.push("categories"); | |
| if (contentId) { | |
| tagsToRevalidate.push(`category-${contentId}`); | |
| } | |
| } else if (contentType === "tag") { | |
| tagsToRevalidate.push("tags"); | |
| if (contentId) { | |
| tagsToRevalidate.push(`tag-${contentId}`); | |
| } | |
| } else if (contentType === "author" || contentType === "user") { | |
| tagsToRevalidate.push("authors"); | |
| if (contentId) { | |
| tagsToRevalidate.push(`author-${contentId}`); | |
| } | |
| } else if (contentType === "media") { | |
| tagsToRevalidate.push("media"); | |
| if (contentId) { | |
| tagsToRevalidate.push(`media-${contentId}`); | |
| } | |
| } else { | |
| // Handle custom post types | |
| tagsToRevalidate.push(`${contentType}s`); | |
| if (contentId) { | |
| tagsToRevalidate.push(`${contentType}-${contentId}`); | |
| } | |
| } |
| public function sanitize_settings($input) { | ||
| $new_input = array(); | ||
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| // Normalize and sanitize Next.js site URL (remove trailing slash) | ||
| $url = rtrim(trim($input['next_url']), '/'); | ||
| $new_input['next_url'] = esc_url_raw($url); | ||
| } | ||
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| if(isset($input['webhook_secret'])) { | ||
| $new_input['webhook_secret'] = sanitize_text_field($input['webhook_secret']); | ||
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| if(isset($input['enable_notifications'])) { | ||
| $new_input['enable_notifications'] = (bool)$input['enable_notifications']; | ||
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Checkbox can never be switched off – fix enable_notifications sanitisation
enable_notifications is only written when the checkbox is present in the submitted payload, i.e. when it is ticked.
If the user un-ticks the box the field is omitted and the previous value is silently kept, so the option can never be disabled once enabled.
- if(isset($input['enable_notifications'])) {
- $new_input['enable_notifications'] = (bool)$input['enable_notifications'];
- }
+ // Always set a value so the option can be toggled off as well.
+ // Treat any truthy input as enabled, everything else as disabled.
+ $new_input['enable_notifications'] = !empty($input['enable_notifications']) ? 1 : 0;
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13-19: Approve Radix UI package version bumps.The updates to the
@radix-uidependencies look consistent and straightforward. Ensure you test relevant UI components to confirm there are no breaking changes.
25-25: Verify Next.js version compatibility.You've bumped
nextto^15.3.1. Please ensure that any custom Next.js plugin code (e.g., the WP-Revalidate integration) works as expected with this minor upgrade.
27-27: Approvequery-stringversion bump.The upgrade to
^9.1.2is fine—no breaking changes are expected.
30-30: Approvereact-hook-formversion bump.Moving to
^7.56.2aligns with your other form-related updates; be sure to run existing form validation tests.
35-35: Approvezodversion bump.Bumping to
^3.24.4is safe; confirm schema validations still pass.
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There's a duplicate "typescript": "^5.8.3" key in devDependencies. JSON objects ignore all but the last occurrence, so please remove the redundant entry to avoid confusion.
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Remove "typescript"
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[error] 47-47: The key typescript was already declared.
This where a duplicated key was declared again.
If a key is defined multiple times, only the last definition takes effect. Previous definitions are ignored.
(lint/suspicious/noDuplicateObjectKeys)
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