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
The plugin installed gracefully, with no errors
Server metrics [RAM: ▲0.06MB] [CPU: ▼5.88ms] Passed 4 tests
An overview of server-side resources used by Sortable - Simple Events by Date Manager Block
No issues were detected with server-side resource usage
| Page | Memory (MB) | CPU Time (ms) |
|---|---|---|
| Home / | 3.55 ▲0.09 | 39.30 ▲1.82 |
| Dashboard /wp-admin | 3.37 ▲0.03 | 44.72 ▼17.33 |
| Posts /wp-admin/edit.php | 3.42 ▲0.07 | 43.60 ▼3.72 |
| Add New Post /wp-admin/post-new.php | 5.96 ▲0.08 | 84.94 ▼4.29 |
| Media Library /wp-admin/upload.php | 3.29 ▲0.06 | 36.65 ▲3.48 |
Server storage [IO: ▲0.07MB] [DB: ▲0.00MB] Passed 3 tests
Input-output and database impact of this plugin
There were no storage issued detected upon installing this plugin
Filesystem: 20 new files
Database: no new tables, 6 new options
| New WordPress options |
|---|
| theysaidso_admin_options |
| db_upgraded |
| widget_recent-posts |
| widget_theysaidso_widget |
| widget_recent-comments |
| can_compress_scripts |
Browser metrics Passed 4 tests
This is an overview of browser requirements for Sortable - Simple Events by Date Manager Block
Normal browser usage
| Page | Nodes | Memory (MB) | Script (ms) | Layout (ms) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Home / | 2,798 ▲52 | 14.35 ▲0.03 | 1.70 ▼0.11 | 44.46 ▲3.38 |
| Dashboard /wp-admin | 2,192 ▲12 | 5.57 ▼0.08 | 82.41 ▼8.57 | 41.97 ▲0.77 |
| Posts /wp-admin/edit.php | 2,097 ▼3 | 2.01 ▲0.01 | 34.09 ▼3.01 | 33.43 ▼3.00 |
| Add New Post /wp-admin/post-new.php | 6,683 ▲5,154 | 22.37 ▼1.20 | 886.10 ▲214.57 | 37.84 ▼21.85 |
| Media Library /wp-admin/upload.php | 1,394 ▼6 | 4.19 ▼0.01 | 98.64 ▲3.15 | 42.80 ▲0.42 |
Uninstaller [IO: ▲0.00MB] [DB: ▲0.00MB] 75% from 4 tests
🔸 Tests weight: 35 | The uninstall procedure must remove all plugin files and extra database tables
It is recommended to fix the following
- This plugin does not fully uninstall, leaving 6 options in the database
- widget_recent-posts
- theysaidso_admin_options
- db_upgraded
- can_compress_scripts
- widget_theysaidso_widget
- widget_recent-comments
Smoke tests 75% from 4 tests
Server-side errors Passed 1 test
🔹 Test weight: 20 | This is a short smoke test looking for server-side errors
The smoke test was a success, however most plugin functionality was not tested
SRP 50% from 2 tests
🔹 Tests weight: 20 | SRP (Single-Responsibility Principle) - PHP files must act as libraries and never output text or perform any action when accessed directly in a browser
Please fix the following items
- 3× PHP files trigger errors when accessed directly with GET requests:
- > PHP Fatal error
Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function esc_html__() in wp-content/plugins/sortable-block/patterns/mentions-example-1.php:9
- > PHP Fatal error
Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function plugin_dir_url() in wp-content/plugins/sortable-block/sortable.php:18
- > PHP Fatal error
Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function esc_html__() in wp-content/plugins/sortable-block/patterns/changelog-example-1.php:9
- > PHP Fatal error
User-side errors Passed 1 test
🔹 Test weight: 20 | This is just a short smoke test looking for browser issues
There were no browser issues found
Optimizations
Plugin configuration 87% from 29 tests
readme.txt 88% from 16 tests
The readme.txt file is important because it is parsed by WordPress.org for the public listing of your plugin
Attributes that require attention:
- Screenshots: These screenshots do not have images: #1 (This image displays the search results in the Block Inserter when the keyword “Sortable” is entered. It also shows pre-made block patterns associated with the keyword below the search.), #2 (This image demonstrates the Sortable block being added to the content area after selecting it from the Block Inserter. Note, the Block Inserter can also be closed using the top bar.), #3 (This image displays a placeholder screen for the Sortable block, allowing to either select a pre-designed pattern based on Sortable or start blank.), #4 (This image displays three variations to start blank: Empty, Grid View, List View. Each option offers a starting layout, including a pre-made content.), #5 (This image showcases the Sortable block with pre-made content arranged in a list layout, with active List View layout.), #6 (This image showcases the Sortable block with pre-made content arranged in a grid layout, with active Grid View layout. Note, this layout also offers Layout settings that allow configuring the number of columns.), #7 (This image showcases the Sortable block with no content, displaying only the ‘Add Sortable Entry‘ button for adding events to manage. Note, by default, the Sortable block adopts the List View layout.), #8 (This image displays a Sortable Entry block (as a child) with empty content within the Sortable block (as a parent). A Sortable Entry is an event that can be sorted by date within the Sortable block, serving as a container for an event layout that can be built with WordPress blocks.), #9 (This image displays a Sortable Entry block with the ‘Add Block‘ button clicked, revealing a modal showcasing common blocks with an option to view more available blocks for creating an event layout.), #10 (This image displays a Sortable Entry block with the active Block settings sidebar. In the sidebar, the Date settings section is shown for configuring the time and date of the event.)
- Tags: Too many tags (11 tag instead of maximum 10); only the first 5 tags are used in your directory listing
sortable-block/sortable.php 85% from 13 tests
The primary PHP file in "Sortable - Simple Events by Date Manager Block" version 1.7.0 is used by WordPress to initiate all plugin functionality
The following require your attention:
- Main file name: Name the main plugin file the same as the plugin slug ("sortable-block.php" instead of "sortable.php")
- Text Domain: The text domain is optional since WordPress version 4.6; if you do specify it, it must be the same as the plugin slug
Code Analysis Passed 3 tests
File types Passed 1 test
🔸 Test weight: 35 | This is an overview of file extensions present in this plugin and a short test that no dangerous files are bundled with this plugin
Success! There were no dangerous files found in this plugin476 lines of code in 18 files:
| Language | Files | Blank lines | Comment lines | Lines of code |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PHP | 6 | 26 | 80 | 300 |
| JSON | 3 | 0 | 0 | 168 |
| CSS | 6 | 1 | 0 | 5 |
| JavaScript | 3 | 0 | 0 | 3 |
PHP code Passed 2 tests
This is a very shot review of cyclomatic complexity and code structure
All good! No complexity issues found
| Cyclomatic complexity | |
|---|---|
| Average complexity per logical line of code | 0.49 |
| 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 | 4 | |
| ▷ Named functions | 3 | 75.00% |
| ▷ Anonymous functions | 1 | 25.00% |
| Constants | 2 | |
| ▷ Global constants | 2 | 100.00% |
| ▷ Class constants | 0 | 0.00% |
| ▷ Public constants | 0 | 0.00% |
Plugin size Passed 2 tests
Image compression Passed 2 tests
Often times overlooked, PNG files can occupy unnecessary space in your plugin
There were not PNG files found in your plugin