namespace WPForms\Providers\Provider;
* Class Status gives ability to check/work with provider statuses.
* Might be used later to track Provider errors on data-delivery.
* Provider identifier, its slug.
* Form data and settings.
protected $form_data = [];
* @param string $provider Provider slug.
public function __construct( $provider ) {
$this->provider = sanitize_key( (string) $provider );
* Provide an ability to statically init the object.
* Useful for inline-invocations.
* @example: Status::init( 'drip' )->is_ready();
* @since 1.5.9 Added a check on provider.
* @param string $provider Provider slug.
public static function init( $provider ) {
if ( ! $instance || $provider !== $instance->provider ) {
$instance = new self( $provider );
* Check whether the defined provider is configured or not.
* "Configured" means has an account that might be checked/updated on Settings > Integrations.
public function is_configured() {
$options = wpforms_get_providers_options();
* Use this filter to change the configuration status of the provider.
* We need the filter for BC reasons.
* @param bool $is_configured Is the provider configured?
$is_configured = apply_filters( // phpcs:ignore WPForms.PHP.ValidateHooks.InvalidHookName
"wpforms_providers_{$this->provider}_configured",
! empty( $options[ $this->provider ] )
* Use this filter to change the configuration status of the provider.
* @param bool $is_configured Is the provider configured?
* @param string $provider Provider slug.
return apply_filters( 'wpforms_providers_status_is_configured', $is_configured, $this->provider ); // phpcs:ignore WPForms.PHP.ValidateHooks.InvalidHookName
* Check whether the defined provider is connected to some form.
* "Connected" means it has a Connection in Form Builder > Providers > Provider tab.
* @param int $form_id Form ID to check the status against.
public function is_connected( $form_id ) {
$revisions = wpforms()->obj( 'revisions' );
$revision = $revisions ? $revisions->get_revision() : null;
$this->form_data = wpforms_decode( $revision->post_content );
$this->form_data = wpforms()->obj( 'form' )->get( (int) $form_id, [ 'content_only' => true ] );
if ( ! empty( $this->form_data['providers'][ $this->provider ] ) ) {
$is_connected = $this->check_valid_connections();
* Use this filter to change the connection status of the provider.
* @param bool $is_connected Is the provider connected to the form?
* @param string $provider Provider slug.
return (bool) apply_filters( 'wpforms_providers_status_is_connected', $is_connected, $this->provider ); // phpcs:ignore WPForms.PHP.ValidateHooks.InvalidHookName
* Is the current provider ready to be used?
* It means both configured and connected.
* @param int $form_id Form ID to check the status against.
public function is_ready( $form_id ) {
return $this->is_configured() && $this->is_connected( $form_id );
* Check if connections belong to an existing account.
private function check_valid_connections(): bool {
$account_ids = array_keys( wpforms_get_providers_options( $this->provider ) );
// BC for the Salesforce addon that uses `resource_owner_id` key instead of `account_id` value.
if ( $this->provider === 'salesforce' ) {
$account_ids = array_column( wpforms_get_providers_options( 'salesforce' ), 'resource_owner_id' );
// Account id is generated by the `uniqid` function that sometimes returns an integer value.
$account_ids = array_map( 'strval', $account_ids );
$connection_accounts_ids = array_column( $this->form_data['providers'][ $this->provider ], 'account_id' );
// BC for the Drip addon that uses `option_id` key for storing a connection provider.
if ( $this->provider === 'drip' ) {
$connection_accounts_ids = array_column( $this->form_data['providers'][ $this->provider ], 'option_id' );
foreach ( $connection_accounts_ids as $account ) {
if ( in_array( (string) $account, $account_ids, true ) ) {