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Extend the better-data Presenter — add a fluent builder
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For library maintainers adding output transformations to the better-data Presenter — a new fluent builder method (mask, formatPhone, hideIfBlank), a PresentationContext flag (admin vs REST vs export), or a Formatter helper. The Presenter is the read-side projection layer between a DataObject and whatever consumes it (admin UI, REST response, audit log).
"The Presenter is
readonlylike the DataObject — every fluent method must clone and return a new instance."
Wrong. The DataObject is readonly, the Presenter is intentionally a mutable builder. Look at src/Presenter/Presenter.php:65-89 — class Presenter (not final readonly class), with private mutable properties $only, $hidden, $rename, $computed, $presets, $includeSensitive. Each fluent method assigns to $this->... and returns $this. This is deliberate — chained calls share state, repeated calls override, and there's no clone overhead.
What IS immutable: $this->dto is protected readonly DataObject and never gets reassigned. The builder mutates ITS state to control HOW the DTO is rendered; the DTO itself stays untouched.
The "don't mutate permanently" rule from older docs means: don't introduce a method whose effect can't be reset by a subsequent method or context swap. A method that pushes to a private array is fine; a method that writes to a static cache or to the wrapped DTO would be a regression.
Other AI-prone misconceptions:
getSecretRevealed() so consumers don't need ->reveal() boilerplate." Wrong — the explicit $dto->field->reveal() inside a compute() closure IS the security audit point. Adding a bypass method is the same regression as a debug-mode log of secrets.CollectionPresenter records each configurer as a closure on $this->configurers (src/Presenter/CollectionPresenter.php:30-44) and replays it on every item via the per-item Presenter. The pattern is $this->configurers[] = static fn (Presenter $p) => $p->yourMethod(...);. No business logic on the collection side.Trigger when ANY of the following is true:
Presenter / CollectionPresenter (hideIfBlank, truncate, defaultIfNull).PresentationContext (isExport(), currentUserId()).src/Presenter/Formatter/.sensitiveFieldNames() redaction.only(['email']), hide('apiKey'), formatDate('createdAt', 'Y-m-d'). Lives on Presenter + mirrored on CollectionPresenter.PresentationContext.Most additions are per-call. Per-context additions are rarer and require updating PresentationContext::rest(), ::admin(), ::none(), etc.
Look at existing methods like hide (Presenter.php:164) or rename (Presenter.php:204):
public function hideIfBlank(string|array $field): static
{
$fields = (array) $field;
foreach ($fields as $f) {
$this->hidden[$f] = static fn (PresentationContext $ctx, mixed $value): bool
=> $value === null || $value === '' || $value === [];
}
return $this;
}
Six structural rules:
static (not self, not Presenter) so subclasses chain correctly.$field for single, $fields for list, $capability for cap names, $as for output-key rename.$this->... private state. Don't add new public mutable state.$this at the end of every fluent method.hideIfBlank doesn't also rename. Compose at the call site: ->hideIfBlank('foo')->rename('foo', 'bar').context() swap) should be able to undo the effect. Methods that push to $this->hidden[$field] work; methods that mutate the wrapped $this->dto would not.CollectionPresenterEvery per-call method gets a mirror at src/Presenter/CollectionPresenter.php that records a configurer:
public function hideIfBlank(string|array $field): self
{
$this->configurers[] = static fn (Presenter $p): Presenter => $p->hideIfBlank($field);
return $this;
}
Reason: CollectionPresenter::toArray (line 142-155) creates a fresh Presenter per DTO and replays every configurer on it. The configurers must be closures (not method references) so they bind the args at the time of the collection-level call, not at the per-item replay.
Skip the mirror only if the method is meaningless for collections (rare).
sensitiveFieldNames for any value-emitting methodVerified in src/Presenter/Presenter.php:481-510 — sensitiveFieldNames() walks both properties AND constructor parameters, looking for #[Sensitive] attribute OR Secret-typed parameters, and returns the field-name list. The toArray path uses this list to redact ('***' for Secret, omit for Sensitive plain string unless includeSensitive([...]) opted in).
Any new method that emits a value from the DTO must consult this list. Example — a hypothetical mask method:
public function mask(string $field, callable $masker): static
{
$this->presets[$field] = function (mixed $value, PresentationContext $ctx) use ($field, $masker) {
// sensitive fields go through normal redaction unless explicitly included
if (in_array($field, $this->sensitiveFieldNames(), true)
&& !in_array($field, $this->includeSensitive, true)) {
return $this->redactSensitive($value); // existing helper, look at toArray for the canonical call
}
return $masker($value);
};
return $this;
}
A method that bypasses this is a leak path — Secret typed values shouldn't quietly appear via your new fluent helper.
LocaleScope::runInIf your method emits localized text (e.g. a translated status label, a humanized number with locale-specific separators), wrap the locale-sensitive logic:
public function formatStatus(string $field, ?string $as = null): static
{
$this->presets[$field] = function (mixed $value, PresentationContext $ctx): string {
return LocaleScope::runIn(
$ctx->locale,
static fn (): string => __( ucfirst((string) $value), 'my-textdomain' )
);
};
if ($as !== null) {
$this->rename[$field] = $as;
}
return $this;
}
Reason: a consumer that calls ->context(PresentationContext::rest()->withLocale('hu_HU')) expects rendered text in Hungarian even if the request came in under another locale. LocaleScope switches WP's locale for the closure scope and restores after.
src/Presenter/Formatter/If the transformation is reusable (date formatting, currency formatting, phone-number formatting), implement the logic in a Formatter class and have the fluent method call it:
src/Presenter/Formatter/
├── DateFormatter.php
├── CurrencyFormatter.php
└── PhoneFormatter.php ← your new one
The fluent method becomes a thin glue:
public function formatPhone(string $field, ?string $as = null, ?string $region = null): static
{
$this->presets[$field] = static function (mixed $value, PresentationContext $ctx) use ($region): string {
return PhoneFormatter::format($value, $region ?? $ctx->locale);
};
if ($as !== null) {
$this->rename[$field] = $as;
}
return $this;
}
Per-call methods have unit tests covering:
Sensitive / Secret (redaction not bypassed).CollectionPresenter replay produces the same per-item output as Presenter directly.vendor/bin/phpunit --filter Presenter
vendor/bin/phpstan analyse --memory-limit=1G
vendor/bin/php-cs-fixer fix
Presenter is a mutable builder; the wrapped DTO is readonly. Mutate $this->only, $this->hidden, $this->presets, etc. Never mutate $this->dto or the DTO it points to.static (not self, not Presenter) so subclasses chain.CollectionPresenter as a recorded closure on $this->configurers.sensitiveFieldNames() for any value-emitting method. A new path that bypasses redaction is a security regression.Secret is revealed only via explicit $dto->field->reveal() inside a compute() closure. Don't add convenience bypasses.LocaleScope::runIn($ctx->locale, fn () => ...) so withLocale() works.Formatter classes under src/Presenter/Formatter/. Fluent method is thin glue.formatDate doesn't also rename — chain ->formatDate(...)->rename(...).// WRONG — cloning per call (fights the builder pattern)
public function hide(string $field): static
{
$clone = clone $this;
$clone->hidden[$field] = ...;
return $clone;
}
// RIGHT — mutate $this, return $this
public function hide(string $field): static
{
$this->hidden[$field] = ...;
return $this;
}
// WRONG — mutating the DTO
public function uppercase(string $field): static
{
$this->dto->{$field} = strtoupper($this->dto->{$field}); // FATAL — readonly property
return $this;
}
// RIGHT — preset the rendered value
public function uppercase(string $field): static
{
$this->presets[$field] = static fn (mixed $value): string => \mb_strtoupper((string) $value);
return $this;
}
// WRONG — secret bypass
public function revealAllSecrets(): static
{
$this->includeSensitive = $this->sensitiveFieldNames(); // WRONG: silent reveal of all Secret fields
return $this;
}
// RIGHT — caller is explicit per field
$presenter->includeSensitive(['apiKey'])->compute('apiKey', fn (Dto $d) => $d->apiKey?->reveal());
name: bd-presenter description: Extend the better-data Presenter — add a fluent builder method (rename, mask, format, compute) or a PresentationContext flag. The Presenter is a mutable builder around a readonly DTO — each fluent method mutates internal state ($this->only, $this->hidden, $this->computed, etc.) and returns $this for chaining; the wrapped DataObject NEVER mutates. CollectionPresenter records every configurer as a closure on $this->configurers and replays them per item in toArray. Critical contract — any new method that emits values from the DTO MUST honor sensitiveFieldNames() (the Sensitive attribute + Secret type list); a method that bypasses redaction is a security regression. Localized strings need LocaleScope::runIn so withLocale() works. Use when adding mask, formatDate-like, hideIf, context-aware methods. Triggers on changes to Presenter.php / CollectionPresenter.php / PresentationContext.php / Formatter/. metadata: wp-skills-author: "Soczó Kristóf" wp-skills-contact: "mailto:lonsdale201@hotmail.com" wp-skills-plugin: "better-data" wp-skills-plugin-version-tested: "phase-9" wp-skills-php-min: "8.3" wp-skills-last-updated: "2026-04-29"
---
name: bd-presenter
description: Extend the better-data Presenter — add a fluent builder
method (rename, mask, format, compute) or a PresentationContext flag.
The Presenter is a mutable builder around a readonly DTO — each
fluent method mutates internal state ($this->only, $this->hidden,
$this->computed, etc.) and returns $this for chaining; the wrapped
DataObject NEVER mutates. CollectionPresenter records every
configurer as a closure on $this->configurers and replays them per
item in toArray. Critical contract — any new method that emits
values from the DTO MUST honor sensitiveFieldNames() (the Sensitive
attribute + Secret type list); a method that bypasses redaction is a
security regression. Localized strings need LocaleScope::runIn so
withLocale() works. Use when adding mask, formatDate-like, hideIf,
context-aware methods. Triggers on changes to Presenter.php /
CollectionPresenter.php / PresentationContext.php / Formatter/.
metadata:
wp-skills-author: "Soczó Kristóf"
wp-skills-contact: "mailto:lonsdale201@hotmail.com"
wp-skills-plugin: "better-data"
wp-skills-plugin-version-tested: "phase-9"
wp-skills-php-min: "8.3"
wp-skills-last-updated: "2026-04-29"
---
# better-data: Extending the Presenter
For library maintainers adding output transformations to the better-data Presenter — a new fluent builder method (`mask`, `formatPhone`, `hideIfBlank`), a `PresentationContext` flag (admin vs REST vs export), or a Formatter helper. The Presenter is the read-side projection layer between a `DataObject` and whatever consumes it (admin UI, REST response, audit log).
## Misconception this skill corrects
> "The Presenter is `readonly` like the DataObject — every fluent method must clone and return a new instance."
Wrong. The DataObject is `readonly`, the Presenter is intentionally a **mutable builder**. Look at [src/Presenter/Presenter.php:65-89](Presenter.php) — `class Presenter` (not `final readonly class`), with private mutable properties `$only`, `$hidden`, `$rename`, `$computed`, `$presets`, `$includeSensitive`. Each fluent method assigns to `$this->...` and returns `$this`. This is deliberate — chained calls share state, repeated calls override, and there's no clone overhead.
What IS immutable: `$this->dto` is `protected readonly DataObject` and never gets reassigned. The builder mutates ITS state to control HOW the DTO is rendered; the DTO itself stays untouched.
The "don't mutate permanently" rule from older docs means: don't introduce a method whose effect can't be reset by a subsequent method or context swap. A method that pushes to a private array is fine; a method that writes to a static cache or to the wrapped DTO would be a regression.
Other AI-prone misconceptions:
- "I'll add `getSecretRevealed()` so consumers don't need `->reveal()` boilerplate." Wrong — the explicit `$dto->field->reveal()` inside a `compute()` closure IS the security audit point. Adding a bypass method is the same regression as a debug-mode log of secrets.
- "CollectionPresenter is a separate Presenter; I just add the method there too with copy/paste logic." Wrong — `CollectionPresenter` records each configurer as a closure on `$this->configurers` ([src/Presenter/CollectionPresenter.php:30-44](CollectionPresenter.php)) and replays it on every item via the per-item Presenter. The pattern is `$this->configurers[] = static fn (Presenter $p) => $p->yourMethod(...);`. No business logic on the collection side.
## When to use this skill
Trigger when ANY of the following is true:
- Adding a fluent method to `Presenter` / `CollectionPresenter` (`hideIfBlank`, `truncate`, `defaultIfNull`).
- Adding a flag / accessor to `PresentationContext` (`isExport()`, `currentUserId()`).
- Adding a Formatter helper under `src/Presenter/Formatter/`.
- Reviewing a PR that emits DTO values without going through `sensitiveFieldNames()` redaction.
## Workflow
### 1. Decide: per-call (Presenter) or per-context (PresentationContext)
- **Per-call (fluent method):** the caller decides each invocation. Examples: `only(['email'])`, `hide('apiKey')`, `formatDate('createdAt', 'Y-m-d')`. Lives on `Presenter` + mirrored on `CollectionPresenter`.
- **Per-context (PresentationContext):** the entire rendering environment changes. Examples: REST response vs admin table vs export CSV. Lives on `PresentationContext`.
Most additions are per-call. Per-context additions are rarer and require updating `PresentationContext::rest()`, `::admin()`, `::none()`, etc.
### 2. Per-call method shape
Look at existing methods like `hide` ([Presenter.php:164](Presenter.php)) or `rename` ([Presenter.php:204](Presenter.php)):
```php
public function hideIfBlank(string|array $field): static
{
$fields = (array) $field;
foreach ($fields as $f) {
$this->hidden[$f] = static fn (PresentationContext $ctx, mixed $value): bool
=> $value === null || $value === '' || $value === [];
}
return $this;
}
```
Six structural rules:
1. **Return `static`** (not `self`, not `Presenter`) so subclasses chain correctly.
2. **Parameter naming follows existing conventions** — `$field` for single, `$fields` for list, `$capability` for cap names, `$as` for output-key rename.
3. **Mutate `$this->...` private state.** Don't add new public mutable state.
4. **Return `$this`** at the end of every fluent method.
5. **Single concern per method.** `hideIfBlank` doesn't also rename. Compose at the call site: `->hideIfBlank('foo')->rename('foo', 'bar')`.
6. **Resettable.** A subsequent call to a related method (or a `context()` swap) should be able to undo the effect. Methods that push to `$this->hidden[$field]` work; methods that mutate the wrapped `$this->dto` would not.
### 3. Mirror the method on `CollectionPresenter`
Every per-call method gets a mirror at [src/Presenter/CollectionPresenter.php](CollectionPresenter.php) that records a configurer:
```php
public function hideIfBlank(string|array $field): self
{
$this->configurers[] = static fn (Presenter $p): Presenter => $p->hideIfBlank($field);
return $this;
}
```
Reason: `CollectionPresenter::toArray` ([line 142-155](CollectionPresenter.php)) creates a fresh `Presenter` per DTO and replays every configurer on it. The configurers must be closures (not method references) so they bind the args at the time of the collection-level call, not at the per-item replay.
Skip the mirror only if the method is meaningless for collections (rare).
### 4. Honor `sensitiveFieldNames` for any value-emitting method
Verified in [src/Presenter/Presenter.php:481-510](Presenter.php) — `sensitiveFieldNames()` walks both properties AND constructor parameters, looking for `#[Sensitive]` attribute OR `Secret`-typed parameters, and returns the field-name list. The `toArray` path uses this list to redact (`'***'` for Secret, omit for Sensitive plain string unless `includeSensitive([...])` opted in).
Any new method that emits a value from the DTO must consult this list. Example — a hypothetical `mask` method:
```php
public function mask(string $field, callable $masker): static
{
$this->presets[$field] = function (mixed $value, PresentationContext $ctx) use ($field, $masker) {
// sensitive fields go through normal redaction unless explicitly included
if (in_array($field, $this->sensitiveFieldNames(), true)
&& !in_array($field, $this->includeSensitive, true)) {
return $this->redactSensitive($value); // existing helper, look at toArray for the canonical call
}
return $masker($value);
};
return $this;
}
```
A method that bypasses this is a leak path — `Secret` typed values shouldn't quietly appear via your new fluent helper.
### 5. Localized strings: wrap through `LocaleScope::runIn`
If your method emits localized text (e.g. a translated status label, a humanized number with locale-specific separators), wrap the locale-sensitive logic:
```php
public function formatStatus(string $field, ?string $as = null): static
{
$this->presets[$field] = function (mixed $value, PresentationContext $ctx): string {
return LocaleScope::runIn(
$ctx->locale,
static fn (): string => __( ucfirst((string) $value), 'my-textdomain' )
);
};
if ($as !== null) {
$this->rename[$field] = $as;
}
return $this;
}
```
Reason: a consumer that calls `->context(PresentationContext::rest()->withLocale('hu_HU'))` expects rendered text in Hungarian even if the request came in under another locale. `LocaleScope` switches WP's locale for the closure scope and restores after.
### 6. Formatters live in `src/Presenter/Formatter/`
If the transformation is reusable (date formatting, currency formatting, phone-number formatting), implement the logic in a `Formatter` class and have the fluent method call it:
```
src/Presenter/Formatter/
├── DateFormatter.php
├── CurrencyFormatter.php
└── PhoneFormatter.php ← your new one
```
The fluent method becomes a thin glue:
```php
public function formatPhone(string $field, ?string $as = null, ?string $region = null): static
{
$this->presets[$field] = static function (mixed $value, PresentationContext $ctx) use ($region): string {
return PhoneFormatter::format($value, $region ?? $ctx->locale);
};
if ($as !== null) {
$this->rename[$field] = $as;
}
return $this;
}
```
### 7. Testing
Per-call methods have unit tests covering:
- Default behavior (no method called).
- Method called once.
- Method called twice (override / append behavior — depends on the method's semantics).
- Interaction with `Sensitive` / `Secret` (redaction not bypassed).
- `CollectionPresenter` replay produces the same per-item output as `Presenter` directly.
```bash
vendor/bin/phpunit --filter Presenter
vendor/bin/phpstan analyse --memory-limit=1G
vendor/bin/php-cs-fixer fix
```
## Critical rules
- **`Presenter` is a mutable builder; the wrapped DTO is `readonly`.** Mutate `$this->only`, `$this->hidden`, `$this->presets`, etc. Never mutate `$this->dto` or the DTO it points to.
- **Fluent methods return `static`** (not `self`, not `Presenter`) so subclasses chain.
- **Mirror every per-call method on `CollectionPresenter`** as a recorded closure on `$this->configurers`.
- **Honor `sensitiveFieldNames()` for any value-emitting method.** A new path that bypasses redaction is a security regression.
- **`Secret` is revealed only via explicit `$dto->field->reveal()`** inside a `compute()` closure. Don't add convenience bypasses.
- **Wrap localized text in `LocaleScope::runIn($ctx->locale, fn () => ...)`** so `withLocale()` works.
- **Reusable transformations live as `Formatter` classes** under `src/Presenter/Formatter/`. Fluent method is thin glue.
- **Single concern per fluent method.** `formatDate` doesn't also rename — chain `->formatDate(...)->rename(...)`.
## Common mistakes
```php
// WRONG — cloning per call (fights the builder pattern)
public function hide(string $field): static
{
$clone = clone $this;
$clone->hidden[$field] = ...;
return $clone;
}
// RIGHT — mutate $this, return $this
public function hide(string $field): static
{
$this->hidden[$field] = ...;
return $this;
}
// WRONG — mutating the DTO
public function uppercase(string $field): static
{
$this->dto->{$field} = strtoupper($this->dto->{$field}); // FATAL — readonly property
return $this;
}
// RIGHT — preset the rendered value
public function uppercase(string $field): static
{
$this->presets[$field] = static fn (mixed $value): string => \mb_strtoupper((string) $value);
return $this;
}
// WRONG — secret bypass
public function revealAllSecrets(): static
{
$this->includeSensitive = $this->sensitiveFieldNames(); // WRONG: silent reveal of all Secret fields
return $this;
}
// RIGHT — caller is explicit per field
$presenter->includeSensitive(['apiKey'])->compute('apiKey', fn (Dto $d) => $d->apiKey?->reveal());
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