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=== Manager (by ROBOTSTXT) === Contributors: javiercasares, robotstxt Tags: dashboard, catalog, updates, subscriptions, management Requires at least: 4.4 Tested up to: 7.1 Stable tag: 1.2.1 Requires PHP: 8.0 Version: 1.2.1 License: GPL-3.0-or-later License URI: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt Client-side dashboard for the ROBOTSTXT plugin ecosystem. Browse the catalog, see what's installed, and spot subscription issues — all from your own wp-admin. == Description == Manager (by ROBOTSTXT) is a WordPress plugin that customers install on **their own** site. It connects to a remote Plugins Core installation (via REST API + account-level API key) and provides a single dashboard for the ROBOTSTXT plugin ecosystem: * Lists the full plugin catalog with name, type (free/premium), price, and current version. * For each catalog entry, shows the **local install state**: not installed, installed (inactive), up to date, or update available. * Click a plugin's row to expand its description and a link to its website on the store. * One-click actions: Install, Activate, and Update run on a classic page load with a standard admin notice (green/red) reporting the outcome; Buy redirects to checkout on the store site. * Subscription health dashboard (Phase 4+): license expiring soon, payment failed, expired — surfaced as admin notices so issues are visible before updates silently stop. This plugin does **not** re-implement the per-plugin update mechanism. Every ROBOTSTXT plugin bundles its own copy of the `Robotstxt_Core_Plugin_Updater` SDK, so updates keep working even if Manager is deactivated. Manager's value is visibility and one place to click. **Requires Core 1.4.2+** on the store for descriptions in the catalog list (older Core versions still work; rows simply show no description). == Using the plugin == = Settings = Configure at **ROBOTSTXT → Settings**: * **Store URL** — Base URL of the remote Plugins Core installation (defaults to `https://www.robotstxt.software`). * **API Key** — Account-level API key issued by the ROBOTSTXT store. Encrypted before storage; masked in the UI (last 4 characters shown). Use the "Test connection" button to verify connectivity. * **Catalog Cache (minutes)** — How long the catalog response is cached in a transient. Default: 60 minutes. * **Data on Uninstall** — Opt-in checkbox. When enabled, all Manager options and transients are deleted on uninstall. Default: off. = Main screen = **ROBOTSTXT → Plugins** shows the catalog table: | Column | Description | |---|---| | Plugin | Name from the store. The row below each plugin carries its website link and description (always visible). | | Version | Current version in the store. | | Requires WP / Requires PHP | Minimum requirements, checked against this site (warning icon when not met). | | Price | "Free", or the annual price for premium plugins. | | Action | Install / Activate / Update / Buy, depending on local state. | | Status | Not installed / Installed (inactive) / Up to date / Update available (vX → vY). | Below the table: a Support section and an explanation of Payments (annual subscriptions, automatic renewal, cancellation, Mollie processing). Click "Refresh catalog" to force a fresh fetch from Core. Install, Activate, and Update run on a classic page load (no JavaScript) and report the result as a standard admin notice. == Extra Configurations == No extra `define()` constants are required in `wp-config.php`. All configuration is done via the Settings page in wp-admin. == Installation == = Automatic download = Visit the plugin section in your WordPress, search for Manager (by ROBOTSTXT); download and install the plugin. = Manual download = Extract the contents of the ZIP and upload the contents to the `/wp-content/plugins/robotstxt-manager/` directory. Once uploaded, it will appear in your plugin list. Go to **ROBOTSTXT → Settings** to configure the Store URL and API key. == Frequently Asked Questions == = Is this plugin compatible with WordPress Multisite? = No. This plugin is intentionally not compatible with WordPress Multisite, matching the architecture of the rest of the ecosystem. = What PHP version is required? = PHP 8.0 or higher. = Do I need Plugins Core installed on my site? = No. Plugins Core runs on the ROBOTSTXT store site. This plugin talks to it remotely via REST API. You do not need Core, Mollie, or Sync installed locally. = How is the API key stored? = Encrypted at rest using AES-256-CBC with a key derived from your site's WordPress `AUTH_KEY` and `AUTH_SALT` constants. Never stored in plaintext, never logged, never exposed in any response. == Compatibility == * WordPress: 4.4 - 7.1 * PHP: 8.0 - 8.5 == Changelog == = 1.2.1 = _Release date: 2026-08-17_ * Plugin icons in the catalog rows (64×64, from the store's `icon_url`; white placeholder when missing). = 1.2.0 = _Release date: 2026-08-15_ * Subscription status (Phase 4): pills next to premium prices (Subscribed / N days left / Payment failed / Cancelled / Expired) and admin notices for failed payments, upcoming expiries, and expired-but-active plugins. Cached hourly from Core's /me/subscriptions. = 1.1.0 = _Release date: 2026-08-15_ * Cascade dependency install: required plugins (ecosystem or WordPress.org, e.g. Action Scheduler) are installed automatically before the plugin; "Requires:" hints in the catalog. = 1.0.0 = _Release date: 2026-08-15_ * Catalog redesign: columns Plugin · Version · Requires WP · Requires PHP · Price · Action · Status; Type merged into Price ("Free" or the annual price); per-plugin website link + description always open under each row; intro text after the title; Support and Payments sections below the table. First stable release. = 0.6.0 = _Release date: 2026-08-15_ * Spanish (es_ES) and Catalan (ca) translations for all admin strings (73 msgids, POT regenerated). * "Refresh catalog" rate-limited to 6 per minute per user. = 0.5.3 = _Release date: 2026-08-15_ * Authenticated encryption (encrypt-then-MAC, matching Core 1.6.0) for the stored API key: tampered payloads fail closed; legacy-stored keys keep working and upgrade on next save. = 0.5.2 = _Release date: 2026-08-15_ * Fixed: updating (and installing) a plugin from the Manager catalog page failed with a fatal or a bare "Installation failed." Two defects in the panel's upgrader path: `Plugin_Upgrader` was never loaded in the `admin-post` context (it lives in its own file since the WordPress 5.3 class split, and only `class-wp-upgrader.php` was required), and the overwrite option was passed under the key `overwrite`, which current WordPress reads as `overwrite_package` — so the existing folder was never cleared. Verified end-to-end against the live store. = 0.5.1 = _Release date: 2026-08-15_ * Stabilization release: full code/security audit, compatibility scans, and documentation alignment. Real floors declared: WordPress 4.4+, PHP 8.0+ (previously declared 4.7/7.4). * Connection test and catalog fetch now check the HTTP status code — an unauthorized or failing store reports an error instead of "Connected" / an empty catalog (non-200 responses are no longer cached). * API-key field validates the key format before storing. * Premium plugins are not offered as native updates when no API key is configured (they would only fail with HTTP 403). * Domain normalization for premium package URLs strips only the literal `www.` prefix (hosts starting with "w" were mangled). * Opt-in uninstall now also purges the WordPress update transient (premium entries carry the API key in their package URL) and drops a phantom option. = 0.5.0 = _Release date: 2026-08-14_ * Native update integration: catalog plugins now show WordPress's standard "Update available" badge and update through the regular wp-admin flow. Updates download from the ROBOTSTXT store (premium plugins authenticate via the account API key; requires Core 1.5.0+). "View details" modal data comes from the catalog. Refreshing the catalog also forces a fresh WordPress update check. = 0.4.0 = _Release date: 2026-08-14_ * Click-to-expand rows in the catalog: each plugin's description and a link to its website are shown in a detail row under the plugin name (CSS-only toggle, no JavaScript). Requires Core 1.4.2+ on the store. = 0.3.1 = _Release date: 2026-08-14_ * Default store URL is now `https://www.robotstxt.software`. Existing saved URLs are preserved. = 0.3.0 = _Release date: 2026-08-13_ * Classic install/activate/update flow: actions run on a full page load (`admin-post.php` with per-action-and-slug nonces) and report the outcome through standard admin notices (green success / red error), replacing the previous AJAX flow. = 0.2.0 = _Release date: 2026-08-13_ * Install action: free and premium plugins install directly from the catalog, authenticated with the account-level API key against Core's `/download` endpoint (requires Core 1.4.0+). = 0.1.3 = _Release date: 2026-08-12_ * Composer PHP requirement aligned to scan floor (>=7.4). = 0.1.2 = _Release date: 2026-08-12_ * Documentation refresh: readme.txt and changelog.txt aligned to the standard templates. Compatibility scan results documented. = 0.1.1 = _Release date: 2026-08-12_ * PHPCompatibility scan (5.6–8.5): real PHP floor is 7.2; project deliberately declares 8.4 to match the ecosystem. * wp-compat scan against WordPress 4.7: zero errors. Real WP floor is ≤ 4.7; project declares 7.0 to match the ecosystem support window. = 0.1.0 = _Release date: 2026-08-12_ * Phase 1 scaffold. = Previous versions = If you want to see the full changelog, visit the [changelog.txt](https://git.robotstxt.es/ROBOTSTXT/robotstxt-manager/raw/branch/main/changelog.txt) file. == Compliance == This plugin adheres to the following security measures and review protocols for each version: * [WordPress Plugin Handbook](https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/) * [WordPress Plugin Security](https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-org/plugin-security/) * [WordPress APIs Security](https://developer.wordpress.org/apis/security/) * [WordPress Coding Standards](https://github.com/WordPress/WordPress-Coding-Standards) * [Plugin Check (PCP)](https://wordpress.org/plugins/plugin-check/)