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• __construct
• _fetch_plugin_info_from_repository — Try to fetch plugin's info from .org repository.
• _maybe_adjust_source_dir — Adjust the plugin directory name if necessary.
• _maybe_update_folder_name — This is a special after upgrade handler for migrating modules that didn't use the '-premium' suffix folder structure before the migration.
• _store_basename_for_source_adjustment — Store the basename since it's not always available in the `_maybe_adjust_source_dir` method below.
• add_transient_filters
• catch_plugin_information_dialog_contents
• catch_plugin_update_row — Capture plugin update row by turning output buffering.
• change_theme_update_info_html
• delete_update_data
• edit_and_echo_plugin_information_dialog_contents
• edit_and_echo_plugin_update_row — Overrides default update message format with "renew your license" message.
• fetch_wp_org_module_translation_updates — Fetches module translation updates from wordpress.org.
• filters — Initiate required filters.
• get_installed_translations
• get_latest_download_details
• get_update_details — Get module's required data for the updates mechanism.
• http_request_host_is_external_filter — Since WP version 3.6, a new security feature was added that denies access to repository with a local ip.
• install_and_activate_plugin — Installs and active a plugin when explicitly requested that from a 3rd party service.
• instance
• is_correct_folder_name — Checks if a given basename has a matching folder name with the current context plugin.
• is_premium_plugin_active — Check if a premium module version is already active.
• plugins_api_filter — Updates information on the "View version x.x details" page with custom data.
• pre_set_site_transient_update_plugins_filter — Check for Updates at the defined API endpoint and modify the update array.
• remove_transient_filters
• set_update_data — Update the updates transient with the module's update information.
• try_activate_plugin — Tries to activate a plugin. If fails, returns the error.