# WordPress Edge Integrations: Main

## Namespace: `Pantheon\EI\WP`

The base namespace for the WordPress Edge Integrations plugin is `Pantheon\EI\WP`. When using functions that are part of this namespace, it is recommended that you `use` the namespace at the top of your file. For example:

```php
use Pantheon\EI\WP;
```

Doing this allows you to use the functions without the full namespace prefix. 

For more information on this, you may refer to: [Namespaces](https://www.php.net/manual/en/language.namespaces.php)(php.net), or [Namespace and Function Imports](https://engineering.hmn.md/standards/style/php/#namespace-and-function-imports)(engineering.hmn.md/standards).

## Constant Reference

### `PANTHEON_EDGE_INTEGRATIONS_DIR`

The path to the Pantheon Edge Integrations plugin.

### `PANTHEON_EDGE_INTEGRATIONS_FILE`

The path to the Pantheon Edge Integrations main plugin file.

### `PANTHEON_EDGE_INTEGRATIONS_VERSION`

The current version of the Pantheon Edge Integrations plugin.

## Function Reference

### `WP\get_supported_vary_headers`

Gets an array of the vary headers supported by the plugin. Before returning the array of vary headers, the [`pantheon.ei.supported_vary_headers`](#pantheoneisupportedvaryheaders) filter is applied. Only the headers- or the _keys_ of `pantheon.ei.supported_vary_headers`- are returned.

#### Return

_(array)_ An array of the vary headers supported by the plugin.

### `WP\update_vary_headers`

Use this function if you want to add a custom [header name](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Vary#header-name) to the vary header and define any custom data.

#### Parameters

<dl>

<dt>`$key` (array)</dt>

<dd>

  Key for the header, or array of keys.

</dd>

<dt>`$data` (array)</dt>

<dd>

Data to pass to the HeaderData class.

</dd>

</dl>

#### Example

```php
use Pantheon\EI\WP;

$key = [ 'Comes' ];

$data = [
    'HTTP_IGNORED' => 'HTTP Ignored Entry',
    'IGNORED_ENTRY' => 'Completely ignored entry',
    'HTTP_SHOULD_BE_FOUND' => 'Should be found',
    'HTTP_VARY' => 'Something, Wicked, This, Way',
];

WP\update_vary_headers( $key, $data )
```

### `WP\edge_integrations_enabled`

Checks if Edge Integrations have been configured at the CDN layer.

Validates header data received from the CDN for any supported vary headers, including those that have been added by `update_vary_headers`.

#### Return

_(bool)_ Lets you know whether Edge Integrations have been configured and the CDN is returning data.

#### Example

```php
use Pantheon\EI\WP;

if ( WP\edge_integrations_enabled() ) {
	// Do something with personalization data.
} else {
	// Do something else with generic information.
}
```

## Action reference

### `pantheon.ei.after_enqueue_script`

Fires immediately after the `pantheon-ei` script is enqueued.

#### Parameters

<dl>

<dt>`$args` (array)</dt>

<dd>

An argument array containing `plugin_version` (the `PANTHEON_EDGE_INTEGRATIONS_VERSION` value) and `plugin_file` (the `PANTHEON_EDGE_INTEGRATIONS_FILE` value).
	
</dd>

</dl>

#### Example

```php
add_action( 'pantheon.ei.after_enqueue_script', 'after_enqueue_script' );
function after_enqueue_script( array $args ) {
	$plugin_version = $args['plugin_version'];
	$plugin_file    = $args['plugin_file'];

	wp_localize_script( 'pantheon-ei', 'myLocalizedObj', [
		'plugin_version' => $plugin_version,
		'plugin_file'    => $plugin_file,
	] );
}
```

## Filter Reference

### `pantheon.ei.supported_vary_headers`

Allows developers to modify the list of vary headers that are supported by the plugin.

Array keys are the vary headers, and the values tell you whether or not they are supported.

#### Parameters

_(array)_ An array of vary headers and whether or not they are supported. The default values are below:

```php
$vary_headers = [
	'P13n-Geo-Country-Code' => true,
	'P13n-Geo-Country-Name' => false,
	'P13n-Geo-Region' => false,
	'P13n-Geo-City' => false,
	'P13n-Geo-Continent-Code' => false,
	'P13n-Geo-Conn-Type' => false,
	'P13n-Geo-Conn-Speed' => false,
	'P13n-Interest' => true,
];
```

#### Example

To set the country _name_ as the only supported personalization type:

```php
add_filter( 'pantheon.ei.supported_vary_headers', 'filter_vary_headers' );
function filter_vary_headers( array $vary_headers ) {
	$vary_headers['P13n-Geo-Country-Code'] = false;
	$vary_headers['P13n-Geo-Country-name'] = true;
	$vary_headers['P13n-Interest'] = false;

	return $vary_headers;
}
```

To use the country-based Geolocation data as the only supported personalization type:

```php
add_filter( 'pantheon.ei.supported_vary_headers', 'filter_vary_headers' );
function filter_vary_headers( array $vary_headers ) {
	$vary_headers['P13n-Interest'] = false;

	return $vary_headers;
}
```

To set the vary headers to not be sent until consent has been granted (refer to [Pantheon Edge Integrations Consent Management](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/pantheon-edge-integrations-consent-management) for additional information):

```php
function check_consent() {
	if ( ! function_exists( 'wp_has_consent' ) ) {
		return;
	}

	if ( ! wp_has_consent() ) {
		add_filter( 'pantheon.ei.supported_vary_headers', 'do_not_send_vary_headers' );
	}
}

function do_not_send_vary_headers() : array {
	return [
		'P13n-Geo-Country-Code' => false,
		'P13n-Interest' => false,
	];
}
```

### `pantheon.ei.custom_header_data`

This filter is applied in the `update_vary_headers` function and allows engineers to modify the custom `HeaderData` before it is returned.

#### Parameters

_(array)_ `HeaderData` data as an array.

#### Example

```php
add_filter( 'pantheon.ei.custom_header_data', 'pantheon_ei_customize_header_data' );
function pantheon_ei_customize_header_data( array $data ) : array {
	// Remove last element from $data.
	return array_pop( $data );
}
```

### `pantheon.ei.enabled`

Allows developers to filter the output of the `WP\edge_integrations_enabled()` function.

This can be used to force the application to think that the headers have been detected when they haven't.

**Note:** This does not change whether the headers exist; output may be unexpected if this value is `true`, but the headers are not present.

#### Parameters

_(bool)_ `$headers_enabled` Whether Edge Integrations have been configured and the CDN is returning data.

#### Example

```php
// Force Edge Integrations to appear enabled. This will disable the notice that appears when the headers are not detected.
add_filter( 'pantheon.ei.enabled', '__return_true' );

// Force Edge Integrations to appear disabled. This displays the notice that appears when the headers are not detected. It will not change whether Edge Integrations functions will work.
add_filter( 'pantheon.ei.enabled', '__return_false' );
```