match ($source) {
'user_stated' => ['bg-success', 'you said this'],
'platform_returned' => ['bg-primary', 'returned by the platform'],
'model_inferred' => ['bg-warning', 'worked out from context'],
'fallback' => ['bg-danger', 'guessed, needs confirming'],
default => ['bg-secondary-subtle', 'not set'],
};
$row = function (string $label, $value, ?string $source) use ($dot) {
[$colour, $title] = $dot($source);
return [$label, $value, $colour, $title];
};
/**
* What this platform actually has, so the panel stops describing every
* campaign as a Meta one.
*
* A Google campaign was shown a Facebook Page, an Instagram account and a
* pixel, none of which it can ever hold, all reading "—" forever. An empty
* row is not neutral: it reads as an unanswered question.
*
* Asked of the platform's own rules rather than listed here, so a platform
* added later gets the right panel by declaring its rules and nothing else.
*/
// Null for a conversation with no campaign yet, and for any caller that
// renders this without saying which platform it is looking at, which shows
// every row rather than silently hiding one.
$rules ??= null;
$platforms ??= null;
/**
* The platform's own word for a field, taken from its step list.
*
* Meta calls it a pixel and Google calls it a conversion action, and each
* already says so in steps(). Reading the label from there means the panel
* and the progress list can never drift apart, and neither needs its own
* table of names.
*/
$named = function (string $key, string $fallback) use ($rules): string {
$label = collect($rules?->steps() ?? [])->firstWhere('key', $key)['label'] ?? $fallback;
return ucfirst($label);
};
$has = function (string $field) use ($rules): bool {
if (! $rules) {
return true;
}
return match ($field) {
'page' => $rules->requiresPage(),
'placements' => $rules->placements() !== [],
'instagram' => in_array('instagram', $rules->placements(), true),
// No single objective decides it: the row is worth showing if this
// platform has the concept at all.
'pixel' => collect($rules->objectives())
->contains(fn (string $objective): bool => $rules->requiresPixel($objective)),
// Asked of the flow, not of conversionEvent(), which LinkedIn also
// answers: it maps objectives to events for its own publisher while
// having no step to choose one and no tool that would accept it. A
// row nothing can ever fill is the permanent grey dot this panel
// already warns about above.
'conversion_event' => collect($rules->steps())
->contains(fn (array $step): bool => ($step['key'] ?? null) === 'conversion_event'),
default => true,
};
};
$platformName = function ($key) use ($platforms): string {
$platforms ??= app(\App\Campaigns\Platforms\Platforms::class);
return $platforms->supports((string) $key)
? $platforms->for((string) $key)->name()
: ucfirst((string) $key);
};
$selectedLocationRows = $campaign?->targetingSet?->locations()
->where('kind', '!=', 'country')
->orderBy('id')
->get(['country_code', 'display_label']) ?? collect();
$selectedPlaces = $selectedLocationRows->pluck('display_label')->all();
$narrowedCountries = in_array($campaign?->platform, ['meta', 'google'], true)
? $selectedLocationRows->pluck('country_code')->filter()->all()
: [];
$countryCodes = $campaign
? app(\App\Campaigns\Targeting\TargetingSelections::class)->countries($campaign)
: [];
$countrySummary = implode(', ', array_map(
fn (string $code): string => in_array($code, $narrowedCountries, true)
? $code.' (selected places only)'
: $code,
$countryCodes,
));
foreach (['cities' => 'city', 'regions' => 'region'] as $field => $kind) {
foreach ((array) ($campaign?->locations['meta_geo_locations'][$field] ?? []) as $place) {
if (filled($place['key'] ?? null)) {
$selectedPlaces[] = 'Imported Meta '.$kind.' ID '.$place['key'];
}
}
}
foreach ((array) ($campaign?->locations['google_location_criteria'] ?? []) as $criterion) {
if (strtolower((string) ($criterion['target_type'] ?? '')) === 'country' && ! ($criterion['negative'] ?? false)) {
continue;
}
$selectedPlaces[] = sprintf(
'Imported Google %s%s: %s',
($criterion['negative'] ?? false) ? 'excluded ' : '',
strtolower((string) ($criterion['target_type'] ?? 'location')),
(string) ($criterion['name'] ?: $criterion['geo_target'] ?? 'unknown'),
);
}
?>
count() > 1): ?>