@EthanJinksO'Sullivan by not operating on an entire page. Your approach is a greedy/brute force algorithm. It gets the job done but it's expensive and blunt. The Visual Composer example you use would be better done by trying to intercept the shortcodes content, rather than the final page output. Although most people here would advise you never use Visual Composer to begin with

as for what you're trying to do in the question, SVG images don't have a size, the whole point being they're vectors and can take any size you specify. Webp images are new, and so the ability to read them will vary depending on which libraries are installed and what API you use to read them. At a minimum, the headers for the files will need to be downloaded and read to get their dimensions, if not the entire file depending on the format

@Rarst good :) Sorry for late answer, just saw the message. BM exposes Mockery, so it uses what Mockery provides: gist.github.com/Giuseppe-Mazzapica/… and generally speacking, everything you find in Mockery docs (docs.mockery.io/en/latest/reference/index.html) can be used in Brain Monkey as well

Hi.. I'm Lakshmi here

Can anyone please help me on woo-commerce permalinks?

@gmazzap cheers :) hadn't got to properly reading Mockery docs yesterday, getting up to speed bit by bit. one thing in Brain Monkey docs ->with(Mockery\type('Closure')); didn't work for me on filter... it seems that should be method call, not function call? and still errors

@LAKSHMI hey :) WooCommerce isn't very common topic here unfortunately, it's a big and complex plugin, usually takes someone who specializes in it for good answers/discussion

@Rarst Do you have developed any WordPress plugins for WordPress.org? I could not find your profile on WordPress.org

in the past, but I have removed them from there since

ok, I am thoroughly confused now :D need for this to settle in my head a bit...

@Rarst is the code public, can you somehow show me?

think I got through it, but needed a break :) you do seem to have some namespace issues in docs (WP stuff moved to \WP\ level now)

I am still a little lost if I can test actual return of the filter? so my method creates an object and adds its method as a callback to filter... can I access return of that callback?

Monkey's apply_filters() is pass-through, doesn't apply hooked things, if I follow it right?

so I have this now and it works $this->assertTrue( has_filter( 'pre_option_timezone_string', 'DateTimeZone->getName()', 10, 0 ) ); but can I get to what actual 'DateTimeZone->getName()' returns?

and filter doesn't fire in my code, it's being added for WP function to use, which I am mocking

ok, I ended up writing out that thing :)