Benchmarks

Plugin footprint 83% from 16 tests

Installer Passed 1 test

🔺 Critical test (weight: 50) | It is important to correctly install your plugin, without throwing errors or notices

Install script ran successfully

Server metrics [RAM: ▲0.05MB] [CPU: ▼138.76ms] Passed 4 tests

A check of server-side resources used by jcwp capslock detection

Normal server usage

Page	Memory (MB)	CPU Time (ms)
Home /	2.88 ▲0.05	49.95 ▲11.16
Dashboard /wp-admin	3.11 ▲0.05	49.40 ▲2.92
Posts /wp-admin/edit.php	3.16 ▲0.05	49.50 ▲4.86
Add New Post /wp-admin/post-new.php	5.47 ▲0.03	90.25 ▼559.05
Media Library /wp-admin/upload.php	3.05 ▲0.05	32.93 ▼3.75
JCWP CapsLock Detection /wp-admin/options-general.php?page=jcorgcld-plugin	3.00	28.20

Server storage [IO: ▲0.08MB] [DB: ▲0.07MB] Passed 3 tests

How much does this plugin use your filesystem and database?

This plugin installed successfully

Filesystem: 6 new files

Database: no new tables, 8 new options

New WordPress options
jcorgcld_linkback
jcorgcld_fade
jcorgcld_html
jcorgcld_position
jcorgcld_active
jcorgcld_opacity
jcorgcld_fallback
jcorgcld_offset

Browser metrics Passed 4 tests

A check of browser resources used by jcwp capslock detection

This plugin renders optimally with no browser resource issues detected

Page	Nodes	Memory (MB)	Script (ms)	Layout (ms)
Home /	3,811 ▲239	16.18 ▲0.62	11.75 ▲3.56	54.16 ▲6.85
Dashboard /wp-admin	2,982 ▲51	5.88 ▼0.05	143.13 ▼14.10	114.62 ▼4.08
Posts /wp-admin/edit.php	2,748 ▲9	2.69 ▲0.01	70.87 ▲2.36	90.51 ▼5.96
Add New Post /wp-admin/post-new.php	1,689 ▲98	18.60 ▼0.19	370.62 ▼26.43	107.73 ▼11.36
Media Library /wp-admin/upload.php	1,816 ▲9	5.03 ▲0.03	159.60 ▼9.36	126.15 ▲4.11
JCWP CapsLock Detection /wp-admin/options-general.php?page=jcorgcld-plugin	1,379	2.10	61.29	94.84

Uninstaller [IO: ▲0.00MB] [DB: ▲0.07MB] 75% from 4 tests

🔸 Tests weight: 35 | All plugins must uninstall correctly, removing their source code and extra database tables they might have created

It is recommended to fix the following

The uninstall procedure has failed, leaving 8 options in the database
- jcorgcld_linkback
- jcorgcld_fallback
- jcorgcld_opacity
- jcorgcld_offset
- jcorgcld_html
- jcorgcld_active
- jcorgcld_fade
- jcorgcld_position

Smoke tests 50% from 4 tests

Server-side errors 0% from 1 test

🔹 Test weight: 20 | A smoke test targeting server-side errors

These server-side errors were triggered

- > GET request to /wp-admin/options-general.php?page=jcorgcld-plugin
- > User deprecated in wp-includes/functions.php+5221
screen_icon is deprecated since version 3.8.0 with no alternative available.
- > GET request to /wp-admin/options-general.php?page=jcorgcld-plugin
- > User deprecated in wp-includes/functions.php+5221
get_screen_icon is deprecated since version 3.8.0 with no alternative available.

SRP 50% from 2 tests

🔹 Tests weight: 20 | The single-responsibility principle: PHP files have to remain inert when accessed directly, throwing no errors and performing no actions

The following issues need your attention

1× PHP files trigger server errors when accessed directly:
- > PHP Fatal error
  Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function register_activation_hook() in wp-content/plugins/jcwp-capslock-detection/jcwp-capslock-detection.php:24

User-side errors Passed 1 test

🔹 Test weight: 20 | Just a short smoke test targeting errors on the browser (console and network errors and warnings)

Everything seems fine, but this is not an exhaustive test

Optimizations

Plugin configuration 93% from 29 tests

readme.txt 88% from 16 tests

You should put a lot of thought into formatting readme.txt as it is used by WordPress.org to prepare the public listing of your plugin

Attributes that require attention:

Screenshots: Add images for these screenshots: #1 (A screen shot of the options page), #2 (Shows a style at the bottom of the page)
Plugin Name: Please specify the plugin name on the first line ( === jcwp-capslock-detection === )

The official readme.txt is a good inspiration

jcwp-capslock-detection/jcwp-capslock-detection.php Passed 13 tests

The entry point to "jcwp capslock detection" version 1.09 is a PHP file that has certain tags in its header comment area

101 characters long description:

This plugin shows a tooltip when user's have their CAPS lock on while typing their password to login.

Code Analysis Passed 3 tests

File types Passed 1 test

🔸 Test weight: 35 | This is an overview of programming languages used in this plugin; dangerous file extensions are not allowed

Everything looks great! No dangerous files found in this plugin445 lines of code in 3 files:

Language	Files	Blank lines	Comment lines	Lines of code
PHP	1	16	16	229
JavaScript	1	39	23	199
CSS	1	0	0	17

PHP code Passed 2 tests

A brief analysis of cyclomatic complexity and code structure for this plugin

All good! No complexity issues found

Cyclomatic complexity
Average complexity per logical line of code	0.51
Average class complexity	0.00
▷ Minimum class complexity	0.00
▷ Maximum class complexity	0.00
Average method complexity	0.00
▷ Minimum method complexity	0.00
▷ Maximum method complexity	0.00

Code structure
Namespaces	0
Interfaces	0
Traits	0
Classes	0
▷ Abstract classes	0	0.00%
▷ Concrete classes	0	0.00%
▷ Final classes	0	0.00%
Methods	0
▷ Static methods	0	0.00%
▷ Public methods	0	0.00%
▷ Protected methods	0	0.00%
▷ Private methods	0	0.00%
Functions	8
▷ Named functions	8	100.00%
▷ Anonymous functions	0	0.00%
Constants	0
▷ Global constants	0	0.00%
▷ Class constants	0	0.00%
▷ Public constants	0	0.00%

Plugin size Passed 2 tests

Image compression Passed 2 tests

All PNG images should be compressed to minimize bandwidth usage for end users

2 PNG files occupy 0.05MB with 0.03MB in potential savings

Potential savings

Compression of 2 random PNG files using pngquant
File	Size - original	Size - compressed	Savings
screenshot-2.png	20.66KB	8.00KB	▼ 61.28%
screenshot-1.png	29.57KB	11.81KB	▼ 60.07%

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