Feature: Payment Gateway plugin installer improvements

defunctl commented 1 year ago

Adds wp-cli via composer, so we can actually make local calls via our code base.
Adds some PHP80 polyfills for useful functions.
Refactors the plugin downloading/install/activation logic to not use a WP CLI and instead use a custom Plugin Installer (CLI plugin installation when manually deployed to the server did not work).
Valid plugins now must provide a min/max version, as previously working plugin versions would still be valid and working.

Updates Payment Gateway plugins to their latest versions:

"wpackagist-plugin/woocommerce-gateway-stripe": "7.0.2",
"wpackagist-plugin/woocommerce-paypal-payments": "2.0.2"

QA

cd plugins/wme-sitebuilder/
stop your local environment (pnpm wp-env stop)
pull this branch
start your env pnpm wp-env start --update
Run composer install, if required: pnpm wp-env run composer install

Since composer installs the max configured versions, they will exist in your plugins:

You can now deactivate/delete these plugins, run the Store Details Wizard, and the plugin will automatically get installed with the latest max version, activated and continue the process.

Known Issues

The Stripe Gateway gets installed/activated, but there are some JavaScript errors if it's run again after failing the first time, in addition to some weird redirect to a not found /success URL. I just assume this isn't complete yet?