PHPXRef 0.7.1 : WordPress Trunk (Updated Daily) : Detail view of site-health.js

Interactions used by the Site Health modules in WordPress.

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Defines 8 functions

  validateIssueData()
  appendIssue()
  recalculateProgression()
  maybeRunNextAsyncTest()
  addFailedSiteHealthCheckNotice()
  getDirectorySizes()
  updateDirSizes()
  announceTestsProgression()

Functions

Functions that are not part of a class:

validateIssueData( issue ) X-Ref

Validates the Site Health test result format.

return: {boolean} True if the issue data is valid, false otherwise.
param: {Object} issue The issue data to validate.

appendIssue( issue ) X-Ref

Appends a new issue to the issue list.

return: {void|boolean} True if the issue was appended, false otherwise.
param: {Object} issue The issue data.

recalculateProgression() X-Ref

Updates site health status indicator as asynchronous tests are run and returned.

maybeRunNextAsyncTest() X-Ref

Queues the next asynchronous test when we're ready to run it.

addFailedSiteHealthCheckNotice( url, description ) X-Ref

Add the details of a failed asynchronous test to the list of test results.

param: {string} url
param: {string} description

getDirectorySizes() X-Ref

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updateDirSizes( data ) X-Ref

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announceTestsProgression( type ) X-Ref

Announces to assistive technologies the tests progression status.

return: {void}
param: {string} type The type of message to be announced.

PHP Cross Reference of WordPress Trunk (Updated Daily)

/wp-admin/js/ -> site-health.js (summary)

Defines 8 functions