fix: avoid global Parser class collision (#11)#16
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- Rename interface Parser → WFS_Parser - Rename concrete parsers: - Pdf → WFS_Parser_Pdf - Docx → WFS_Parser_Docx - Odt → WFS_Parser_Odt This resolves a fatal error when WP File Search is activated alongside plugins that also declare a global Parser class (e.g. Ninja Forms)
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Summary
This PR fixes a fatal error that occurs when WP File Search is activated
alongside plugins that also declare a global
Parserclass (e.g., Ninja Forms).Error example:
Fatal error: Cannot declare class Parser, because the name is already in useChanges
Parser→WFS_ParserPdf→WFS_Parser_PdfDocx→WFS_Parser_DocxOdt→WFS_Parser_OdtWhy
Ensures WP File Search does not collide with other plugins that define a
Parserclass in the global namespace, allowing coexistence without fatal errors.Testing