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Edit File: class-personalizer.php
<?php /** * This file is part of the WooCommerce Email Editor package. * * @package Automattic\WooCommerce\EmailEditor */ declare(strict_types = 1); namespace Automattic\WooCommerce\EmailEditor\Engine; use Automattic\WooCommerce\EmailEditor\Engine\PersonalizationTags\HTML_Tag_Processor; use Automattic\WooCommerce\EmailEditor\Engine\PersonalizationTags\Personalization_Tag; use Automattic\WooCommerce\EmailEditor\Engine\PersonalizationTags\Personalization_Tags_Registry; /** * Class for replacing personalization tags with their values in the email content. */ class Personalizer { /** * Regex pattern for matching personalization tag names (e.g., "woocommerce/store-url", "user-firstname"). * Used in both tag detection and parsing. */ private const TAG_NAME_PATTERN = '[a-zA-Z0-9\-\/]+'; /** * Rendering context for HTML content. Tag values are rendered into HTML markup. */ public const RENDERING_CONTEXT_HTML = 'html'; /** * Rendering context for plain-text content (e.g., email subject, preheader, plain-text body). * Tag values must be raw text without HTML entities or markup. */ public const RENDERING_CONTEXT_TEXT = 'text'; /** * Rendering context for link destinations. Tag callbacks must return a raw, unescaped URL * (or URL component); URL escaping is applied when the attribute is written. */ public const RENDERING_CONTEXT_HREF = 'href'; /** * Reserved key under which the current rendering context is exposed in the context array * passed to tag callbacks. Any value set via set_context() under this key is overwritten. */ public const RENDERING_CONTEXT_KEY = 'rendering_context'; /** * Personalization tags registry. * * @var Personalization_Tags_Registry */ private Personalization_Tags_Registry $tags_registry; /** * Context for personalization tags. * * The `context` is an associative array containing recipient-specific or * campaign-specific data. This data is used to resolve personalization tags * and provide input for tag callbacks during email content processing. * * Example context: * array( * 'recipient_email' => 'john@example.com', // Recipient's email * 'custom_field' => 'Special Value', // Custom campaign-specific data * ) * * @var array<string, mixed> */ private array $context; /** * Class constructor with required dependencies. * * @param Personalization_Tags_Registry $tags_registry Personalization tags registry. */ public function __construct( Personalization_Tags_Registry $tags_registry ) { $this->tags_registry = $tags_registry; $this->context = array(); } /** * Set the context for personalization. * * The `context` provides data required for resolving personalization tags * during content processing. This method allows the context to be set or updated. * * Example usage: * $personalizer->set_context(array( * 'recipient_email' => 'john@example.com', * )); * * @param array<string, mixed> $context Associative array containing personalization data. * @return void */ public function set_context( array $context ) { $this->context = $context; } /** * Get the current context. * * The `context` is an associative array containing recipient-specific or * campaign-specific data. This data is used to resolve personalization tags * and provide input for tag callbacks during email content processing. * * @return array<string, mixed> The current context. */ public function get_context(): array { return $this->context; } /** * Personalize the content by replacing the personalization tags with their values. * * @param string $content The content to personalize. * @param string $rendering_context The rendering context of the content — one of the RENDERING_CONTEXT_HTML * or RENDERING_CONTEXT_TEXT constants. Unknown values fall back to RENDERING_CONTEXT_HTML. * @return string The personalized content. */ public function personalize_content( string $content, string $rendering_context = self::RENDERING_CONTEXT_HTML ): string { if ( ! in_array( $rendering_context, array( self::RENDERING_CONTEXT_HTML, self::RENDERING_CONTEXT_TEXT ), true ) ) { $rendering_context = self::RENDERING_CONTEXT_HTML; } $content_processor = new HTML_Tag_Processor( $content ); while ( $content_processor->next_token() ) { if ( $content_processor->get_token_type() === '#comment' ) { $modifiable_text = $content_processor->get_modifiable_text(); $token = $this->parse_token( $modifiable_text ); $tag = $this->tags_registry->get_by_token( $token['token'] ); if ( ! $tag ) { continue; } $value = $tag->execute_callback( $this->get_callback_context( $rendering_context ), $token['arguments'] ); if ( self::RENDERING_CONTEXT_HTML === $rendering_context && Personalization_Tag::VALUE_TYPE_TEXT === $tag->get_value_type() ) { $value = esc_html( $value ); } $content_processor->replace_token( $value ); } elseif ( $content_processor->get_token_type() === '#tag' && $content_processor->get_tag() === 'TITLE' ) { // The title tag contains the subject of the email which should be personalized. HTML_Tag_Processor does parse the header tags. // The title content is effectively plain text, so it is personalized in the text rendering context. $modifiable_text = $content_processor->get_modifiable_text(); $title = $this->personalize_content( $modifiable_text, self::RENDERING_CONTEXT_TEXT ); $content_processor->set_modifiable_text( $title ); } elseif ( $content_processor->get_token_type() === '#tag' && $content_processor->get_tag() === 'A' && $content_processor->get_attribute( 'data-link-href' ) ) { // The anchor tag contains the data-link-href attribute which should be personalized. $href = (string) $content_processor->get_attribute( 'data-link-href' ); $token = $this->parse_token( $href ); $tag = $this->tags_registry->get_by_token( $token['token'] ); if ( ! $tag ) { continue; } $value = $tag->execute_callback( $this->get_callback_context( self::RENDERING_CONTEXT_HREF ), $token['arguments'] ); $value = $this->replace_link_href( $href, $tag->get_token(), $value ); if ( '' !== $value ) { $content_processor->set_attribute( 'href', $value ); $content_processor->remove_attribute( 'data-link-href' ); $content_processor->remove_attribute( 'contenteditable' ); } } elseif ( $content_processor->get_token_type() === '#tag' && $content_processor->get_tag() === 'A' ) { $href = $content_processor->get_attribute( 'href' ); if ( ! is_string( $href ) ) { continue; } $personalized_href = $this->personalize_href_tokens( $href ); if ( null !== $personalized_href ) { $content_processor->set_attribute( 'href', $personalized_href ); } } } $content_processor->flush_updates(); return $content_processor->get_updated_html(); } /** * Replace personalization tag tokens embedded in a link URL. * * @param string $href The href attribute value. * @return string|null The href with tokens replaced, or null when nothing was replaced. */ private function personalize_href_tokens( string $href ): ?string { // Decode both URL encoding (%XX) and HTML entities (') to handle various encoding scenarios. $decoded_href = html_entity_decode( urldecode( $href ), ENT_QUOTES, 'UTF-8' ); if ( ! preg_match_all( '/\[' . self::TAG_NAME_PATTERN . '(?:\s+[^\]]+)?\]/', $decoded_href, $matches ) ) { return null; } // Resolve every replaceable token first. $replacements = array(); foreach ( array_unique( $matches[0] ) as $token_string ) { $token = $this->parse_token( $token_string ); $tag = $this->tags_registry->get_by_token( $token['token'] ); if ( ! $tag ) { continue; } $value = $tag->execute_callback( $this->get_callback_context( self::RENDERING_CONTEXT_HREF ), $token['arguments'] ); if ( '' !== $value ) { $replacements[ $token_string ] = $value; } } if ( ! $replacements ) { return null; } // Prefer the original attribute value as the replacement base so legitimate // percent-encoding in the surrounding URL is preserved; fall back to the decoded // form when a replaced token occurrence exists only there (e.g. URL-encoded tokens). // Only tokens that are actually replaced matter here — an unregistered bracket // sequence that exists purely in the decoded form must not force the decoded base. // Known tradeoff: the base is chosen for the whole href, so when the decoded form // is used, unrelated percent-encoding elsewhere in the URL is decoded too. $base = $href; foreach ( array_keys( $replacements ) as $token_string ) { if ( substr_count( $href, $token_string ) !== substr_count( $decoded_href, $token_string ) ) { $base = $decoded_href; break; } } // The editor forces a protocol prefix when a tag is used as the whole URL // ("http://[tag]"). Strip it only when the token directly after it is being // replaced, so the tag value is used as-is while any suffix (e.g. appended // query parameters) is kept. if ( preg_match( '#^https?://(\[' . self::TAG_NAME_PATTERN . '(?:\s+[^\]]+)?\])#i', $base, $prefix_match ) && isset( $replacements[ $prefix_match[1] ] ) ) { $base = (string) preg_replace( '#^https?://#i', '', $base ); } // Single-pass replacement — tag values are never re-scanned for other tokens, // and a regex replacement would interpret `$` and `\` in them. return strtr( $base, $replacements ); } /** * Build the context array passed to a tag callback, exposing the rendering context * of the current replacement site under the reserved key. * * @param string $rendering_context One of the RENDERING_CONTEXT_* constants. * @return array<string, mixed> The callback context. */ private function get_callback_context( string $rendering_context ): array { // array_replace() (unlike array_merge()) preserves integer keys in the consumer's context. return array_replace( $this->context, array( self::RENDERING_CONTEXT_KEY => $rendering_context ) ); } /** * Parse a personalization tag to the token and attributes. * * @param string $token The token to parse. * @return array{token: string, arguments: array<string, string>} The parsed token. */ private function parse_token( string $token ): array { $result = array( 'token' => '', 'arguments' => array(), ); // Step 1: Separate the tag and attributes. if ( preg_match( '/^\[(' . self::TAG_NAME_PATTERN . ')\s*(.*?)\]$/', trim( $token ), $matches ) ) { $result['token'] = "[{$matches[1]}]"; // The tag part (e.g., "[mailpoet/subscriber-firstname]"). $attributes_string = $matches[2]; // The attributes part (e.g., 'default="subscriber"'). // Step 2: Extract attributes from the attribute string. // Match quoted values (double or single quotes separately to avoid mixing) and unquoted values. // Unquoted values can occur when esc_url() strips quotes from personalization tags. // For unquoted values with spaces, capture until the next key= pattern or closing bracket. // The negative lookahead (?!\w+=) is critical for preventing ReDoS: // it ensures the inner loop terminates as soon as the next key= pattern appears, // preventing excessive backtracking despite the nested quantifiers. if ( preg_match_all( '/(\w+)=(?:"([^"]*)"|\'([^\']*)\'|([^\s\]]+(?:\s+(?!\w+=)[^\s\]]+)*))/', $attributes_string, $attribute_matches, PREG_SET_ORDER ) ) { foreach ( $attribute_matches as $attribute ) { // $attribute[2] is double-quoted value, $attribute[3] is single-quoted value, // $attribute[4] is unquoted value (may contain spaces). // Use null coalescing as only one of these will be populated depending on which pattern matched. $double_quoted_value = $attribute[2] ?? ''; $single_quoted_value = $attribute[3] ?? ''; $unquoted_value = $attribute[4] ?? ''; if ( '' !== $double_quoted_value ) { $result['arguments'][ $attribute[1] ] = $double_quoted_value; } elseif ( '' !== $single_quoted_value ) { $result['arguments'][ $attribute[1] ] = $single_quoted_value; } else { $result['arguments'][ $attribute[1] ] = $unquoted_value; } } } } return $result; } /** * Replace the href attribute of the anchor tag with the personalized value. * The replacement uses regular expression to match the shortcode and its attributes. * * @param string $content The content to replace the link href. * @param string $token Personalization tag token. * @param string $replacement The callback output to replace the link href. * @return string */ private function replace_link_href( string $content, string $token, string $replacement ) { // Escape the shortcode name for safe regex usage and strip the brackets. $escaped_shortcode = preg_quote( substr( $token, 1, strlen( $token ) - 2 ), '/' ); // Create a regex pattern dynamically. $pattern = '/\[' . $escaped_shortcode . '(?:\s+[^\]]+)?\]/'; // Escape `$` and `\` so they are inserted literally instead of being interpreted as backreferences. return trim( (string) preg_replace( $pattern, addcslashes( $replacement, '\\$' ), $content ) ); } }