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Revert "Remove Apps"

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This reverts commit 20507b5dd5.
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Hannah Wolfe 2020-03-20 08:58:26 +00:00
parent 20507b5dd5
commit 8ccf7fd172
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ghost/package-json/lib/filter.js
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@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ var _ = require('lodash'),
/**
* ### Filter Packages
* Normalizes packages read by read-packages so that the themes module can use them.
* Normalizes packages read by read-packages so that the apps and themes modules can use them.
* Iterates over each package and return an array of objects which are simplified representations of the package
* with 3 properties:
* - `name` - the package name
@ -17,10 +17,10 @@ var _ = require('lodash'),
*
* @param {object} packages as returned by read-packages
* @param {array/string} active as read from the settings object
* @returns {Array} of objects with useful info about themes
* @returns {Array} of objects with useful info about apps / themes
*/
filterPackages = function filterPackages(packages, active) {
// turn active into an array if it isn't one, so this function can deal with lists and one-offs
// turn active into an array (so themes and apps can be checked the same)
if (!Array.isArray(active)) {
active = [active];
}

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ghost/package-json/lib/index.js
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*
* Ghost has / is in the process of gaining support for several different types of sub-packages:
* - Themes: have always been packages, but we're going to lean more heavily on npm & package.json in future
* - Adapters: replace fundamental pieces like storage, will become npm modules
* - Adapters: an early version of apps, replace fundamental pieces like storage, will become npm modules
* - Apps: plugins that can be installed whilst Ghost is running & modify behaviour
* - More?
*
* These utils facilitate loading, reading, managing etc, packages from the file system.
*/