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<?php namespace Automattic\WooCommerce\Blueprint\Exporters; /** * Allows a step to have an alias. * * An alias is useful for selective export. * * Let's say you have three exporters and all of them use `setSiteOptions` step. * * Step A: Exports options from WooCommerce -> Settings * Step B: Exports options for the core profiler selection. * Step C: Exports options for the task list. * * You also have a UI where a client can select which steps to export. In this case, we have three checkboxes. * * [ ] WooCommerce Settings * [ ] WooCommerce Core Profiler * [ ] WooCommerce Task List * * Without alias, the client would see three `setSiteOptions` steps and it's not possible * to distinguish between them from the ExportSchema class. * * With alias, you can give each step a unique alias while keeping the step name the same. * * @todo Link to an example class that uses this interface. * * Interface HasAlias */ interface HasAlias { /** * Get the alias for the step. * * @return string The alias for the step. */ public function get_alias(); }