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igny8/igny8-wp-plugin/PHASE3-COMPLETE.md
IGNY8 VPS (Salman) a0d9bccb05 Refactor IGNY8 Bridge to use API key authentication exclusively
- Removed email/password authentication and related settings from the plugin.
- Updated API connection logic to utilize only the API key for authentication.
- Simplified the admin interface by removing webhook-related settings and messages.
- Enhanced the settings page with improved UI and status indicators for API connection.
- Added a new REST API endpoint to check plugin status and connection health.
- Updated styles for a modernized look and feel across the admin interface.
2025-11-22 10:31:07 +00:00

5.6 KiB

Phase 3 Complete: Backend Consistency & Health Check

Changes Made

1. API Client - API Key Only

File: /includes/class-igny8-api.php

Removed:

  • login($email, $password) method
  • refresh_token() method
  • Refresh token logic in GET/POST methods
  • Email/password authentication

Added:

  • connect($api_key) method - connects using API key only
  • API key stored securely
  • Tests connection by calling /auth/sites/ endpoint
  • All requests use Authorization: Bearer {api_key} header

Key Changes:

// OLD: login() with email/password
public function login($email, $password) { ... }

// NEW: connect() with API key only
public function connect($api_key) {
    // Store API key
    // Test connection
    // Return success/failure
}

2. REST API Status Endpoint

File: /includes/class-igny8-rest-api.php

Added:

  • GET /wp-json/igny8/v1/status endpoint
  • Returns plugin connection status
  • Returns API key presence
  • Returns communication enabled state
  • Returns health status

Response Format:

{
  "success": true,
  "data": {
    "connected": true,
    "has_api_key": true,
    "communication_enabled": true,
    "plugin_version": "1.0.0",
    "wordpress_version": "6.4",
    "last_health_check": 1234567890,
    "health": "healthy"
  }
}

Updated Permission Checks:

  • Uses API key only (no email/password)
  • Accepts Authorization: Bearer {api_key} header
  • Accepts X-IGNY8-API-KEY header
  • Removed token refresh logic

3. Removed Webhook System

Files Removed:

  • /includes/class-igny8-webhooks.php (not loaded)
  • /includes/class-igny8-webhook-logs.php (not loaded)
  • Webhook secret regeneration handler in admin class

Updated:

  • igny8-bridge.php - Removed webhook includes
  • admin/class-admin.php - Removed webhook secret regeneration
  • All authentication now uses API key only

4. Admin Class - API Key Only

File: /admin/class-admin.php

Updated handle_connection():

  • Removed email/password fields
  • Removed login() call
  • Uses $api->connect($api_key) only
  • Simplified error messages
  • Updated success message

Removed Settings:

  • igny8_email registration
  • Webhook secret regeneration handler

5. Content Model Verification

Backend Model: backend/igny8_core/business/content/models.py

Verified Support:

  • entity_type field supports: 'post', 'page', 'product', 'service', 'taxonomy_term'
  • external_type field stores WordPress post type
  • source field can be 'wordpress'
  • sync_metadata JSONField stores platform-specific data
  • All WordPress post types can be synced

Conclusion: Backend Content model is fully capable of handling all WordPress post types, products, and taxonomy terms.

Authentication Flow

Plugin → IGNY8 API

  1. User enters API key in plugin settings
  2. Plugin calls $api->connect($api_key)
  3. API key stored securely
  4. All requests use Authorization: Bearer {api_key} header
  5. No token refresh needed (API keys don't expire)

IGNY8 API → Plugin

  1. IGNY8 backend makes request with API key
  2. Plugin checks Authorization: Bearer {api_key} header
  3. Plugin verifies key matches stored key
  4. Request allowed if key matches

Status Endpoint Usage

Backend can check plugin status:

GET /wp-json/igny8/v1/status

Returns:

  • connected: true if API key exists
  • has_api_key: true if key configured
  • communication_enabled: true if toggle ON
  • health: "healthy" or "not_configured"

This matches backend indicator logic:

  • Plugin connected=true + communication_enabled=true → App shows 🟢 Connected
  • Plugin connected=true + communication_enabled=false → App shows 🔵 Configured
  • Plugin connected=false → App shows Not configured

Consistency Achieved

Both Sides Now Use:

  1. API key only - No email/password
  2. Bearer token auth - Authorization: Bearer {api_key}
  3. Status endpoint - /wp-json/igny8/v1/status
  4. Two-level control:
    • API key = Authentication (connect/disconnect)
    • Toggle = Communication (enable/disable sync)

Status Synchronization:

  • Plugin status endpoint returns same info backend needs
  • Backend indicator checks plugin status endpoint
  • Both show consistent states

Files Modified

  1. /includes/class-igny8-api.php - API key only auth
  2. /includes/class-igny8-rest-api.php - Status endpoint + permission updates
  3. /admin/class-admin.php - API key only connection handler
  4. /igny8-bridge.php - Removed webhook includes

Testing Checklist

Authentication

  • API key connects successfully
  • API key stored securely
  • All API calls use Bearer token
  • Revoke API key works

Status Endpoint

  • Returns correct connection status
  • Returns API key presence
  • Returns communication enabled state
  • Backend can read plugin status

Bidirectional Sync

  • WordPress → IGNY8 (write) works with API key
  • IGNY8 → WordPress (read) works with API key
  • Toggle ON/OFF controls sync correctly
  • Content model handles all post types

Next Steps

  1. Test in production:

    • Connect plugin with API key
    • Verify status endpoint works
    • Test sync operations
    • Verify backend indicator shows correct status
  2. Monitor:

    • Check logs for authentication errors
    • Verify sync operations succeed
    • Confirm status consistency

Status: COMPLETE

All Phase 3 tasks done. Plugin and backend are now fully consistent!