bp_get_member_invites_wildcard_replace( $text, bool $email = false )

function bp_get_member_invites_wildcard_replace( $text, $email = false ) {
	global $bp;

	$inviter_name = bp_core_get_user_displayname( bp_loggedin_user_id() );
	$site_name    = get_bloginfo( 'name' );
	$inviter_url  = bp_loggedin_user_domain();

	$email = urlencode( $email );

	$accept_link  = add_query_arg( array(
		'bp-invites' => 'accept-member-invitation',
		'email'    => $email,
	), bp_get_root_domain() . '/' . bp_get_signup_slug() . '/' );
	$accept_link  = apply_filters( 'bp_member_invitation_accept_url', $accept_link );

	/**
	 * @todo why are we using %% instead of {{ }} or {{{ }}}?
	 * Also, why are we using all caps, also why aren't we using . as separators?
	 */
	
	$text = str_replace( '{{inviter.name}}', $inviter_name, $text );
	$text = str_replace( '[{{{site.name}}}]', get_bloginfo('name'), $text );
	$text = str_replace( '{{{site.url}}}', site_url(), $text );
	$text = str_replace( '%%INVITERNAME%%', $inviter_name, $text );
	$text = str_replace( '%%INVITERURL%%', $inviter_url, $text );
	// @todo Don't we already have site.name above?
	$text = str_replace( '%%SITENAME%%', $site_name, $text );
	$text = str_replace( '%%ACCEPTURL%%', $accept_link, $text );

	/* Adding single % replacements because lots of people are making the mistake */
	$text = str_replace( '%INVITERNAME%', $inviter_name, $text );
	$text = str_replace( '%INVITERURL%', $inviter_url, $text );
	$text = str_replace( '%SITENAME%', $site_name, $text );
	$text = str_replace( '%ACCEPTURL%', $accept_link, $text );

	return $text;
}