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Add a conditional statement to the datafeedr-api.php file so that unless DATAFEEDR_DEV is set to true, we will load the v1 code.

This also involves creating a copy of datafeedr-api.php and renaming to datafeedr-api-v1.php. This will be our entry point for v1 code.

We also need a datafeedr-api-dev.php file to be our entry point for v2 code.

Add the following function:

/**
 * Returns true if the $string starts with one of the $patterns. Otherwise returns false.
 *
 * @param string $string The haystack.
 * @param string|array $patterns The patterns to search for in the beginning of the $string.
 *
 * @return bool
 */
function dfrapi_string_starts_with( $string, $patterns ) {
	$patterns = ( is_string( $patterns ) ) ? array( $patterns ) : $patterns;
	foreach ( $patterns as $pattern ) {
		$length = mb_strlen( $pattern );
		if ( mb_substr( $string, 0, $length ) === $pattern ) {
			return true;
		}
	}

	return false;
}

Need to create datafeedr_merchants table when plugin is installed. Need to outline schema, too.

Current merchant data from API is:

Array
(
    [source_id] => 3
    [source] => Commission Junction
    [product_count] => 172777
    [_id] => 45352
    [name] => 1800lighting.com
)

When the plugin loads for the first time or when there is a DB upgrade, we need to run the upgrader.

We need to be consistent in the /wp-content/plugins/datafeedr-api/Wuwei/Framework/Database/Table.php file. Use sprintf() for query concatenation and use double quotes so we can use hidden characters like new lines \n in some SQL statements.

We have two Sort By options in the search form which were removed from the API a number of years ago but were never removed from the plugin.

These are the 2 lines that need to be removed.

Add the Wuwei framework to the plugin.