user roles and capabalities issues resolved

[cryptonaut420]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Enhanced user login and data fetching processes.
  • Updated URL redirection paths for improved navigation and error handling.
  • Added new capabilities for specific roles, including managing categories and editing posts/pages.
• Chores
  • Implemented a function to remove specific user roles upon deactivation of their account.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates focus on enhancing user interaction and role management within the application. Comments were added to improve clarity on user data fetching and login processes. URL redirections and the application's homepage URL were updated to incorporate a new directory path, /tokenly, ensuring consistent navigation. Additionally, the role management system was refined by adding capabilities to the tk_member role and ensuring proper cleanup upon deactivation.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
account/authorize/callback.php	Added comments for clarity on user data fetching and login processes.
main-functions.php	Updated redirection and homepage URLs to include /tokenly path.
tokenpass.php	Enhanced tk_member role capabilities and added deactivation cleanup.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between d089d62 and 92c686d.

Files selected for processing (3)

• account/authorize/callback.php (2 hunks)
• main-functions.php (2 hunks)
• tokenpass.php (1 hunks)

Additional comments: 6

tokenpass.php (2)

• 42-59: The addition of new capabilities to the 'tk_member' role in the tk_activation_function significantly expands the permissions granted to users with this role. Ensure that these permissions align with the intended level of access for 'tk_member' users, as they now include capabilities for managing and publishing content, which could pose a security risk if not properly intended.
• 68-71: The implementation of the tk_deactivate_function to remove the 'tk_member' role upon deactivation is straightforward and follows WordPress best practices for role management. This ensures that when the plugin is deactivated, the custom role and its capabilities are cleanly removed from the system.

account/authorize/callback.php (2)

• 56-56: The comment added for fetching user data using the access token provides clarity on the purpose of the subsequent code block. This enhances the readability and maintainability of the code by making the process more understandable for future developers.
• 112-112: The comment added before the user login process helps clarify the intention of the code that follows. It's good practice to include such comments, especially in complex authentication flows, to aid in understanding and maintaining the code.

main-functions.php (2)

• 111-121: The adjustments made to URL redirections to include the '/tokenly' path in various scenarios (error handling, successful login, and successful registration) are consistent and follow a clear pattern. This ensures that users are correctly redirected within the application, enhancing the user experience by providing more accurate navigation paths. However, consider using a centralized function or constant for constructing these URLs to reduce duplication and simplify future changes.
• 205-205: Updating the $app_homepage_url variable to include the '/tokenly' path is a necessary change to ensure that URLs are constructed correctly throughout the application. This change aligns with the adjustments made to URL redirections and contributes to a more cohesive and predictable navigation experience for users.