no-issue
Plans are distinct from subscriptions, as in theory a subscription could
have many plans. These moves the construction of the plans array into
the getMember function so that every consumer has access to the same
data.
* Members: disabled signup button during signup
* Members: disabled non-Stripe signup button during signup
* Members: added check to Log in button logged in state
* Updated close animation speed for members pages
* Updated responsive styles for members mobile screens
* Adding spinner CSS to members pages
* Adding members signup complete page
* Removed support for cookies in members auth middleware
no-issue
The members middleware will no longer be supporting cookies, the cookie
will be handled by a new middleware specific for serverside rendering,
more informations can be found here:
https://paper.dropbox.com/doc/Members-Auth-II-4WP4vF6coMqDYbSMIajo5
* Removed members auth middleware from site app
no-issue
The site app no longer needs the members auth middleware as it doesn't
support cookies, and will be replaced by ssr specific middleware.
https://paper.dropbox.com/doc/Members-Auth-II-4WP4vF6coMqDYbSMIajo5
* Added comment for session_secret setting
no-issue
We are going to have multiple concepts of sessions, so adding a comment
here to be specific that this is for the Ghost Admin client
* Added theme_session_secret setting dynamic default
no-issue
Sessions for the theme layer will be signed, so we generate a random hex
string to use as a signing key
* Added getPublicConfig method
* Replaced export of httpHandler with POJO apiInstance
no-issue
This is mainly to reduce the public api, so it's easier to document.
* Renamed memberUserObject -> members
no-issue
Simplifies the interface, and is more inline with what we would want to export as an api library.
* Removed use of require options inside members
no-issue
This was too tight of a coupling between Ghost and Members
* Simplified apiInstance definition
no-issue
* Added getMember method to members api
* Added MembersSSR instance to members service
* Wired up routes for members ssr
* Updated members auth middleware to use getPublicConfig
* Removed publicKey static export from members service
* Used real session secret
no-issue
* Added DELETE /members/ssr handler
no-issue
This allows users to log out of the theme layer
* Fixed missing code property
no-issue
Ignition uses the statusCode property to forward status codes to call sites
* Removed superfluous error middleware
no-issue
Before we used generic JWT middleware which would reject, now the
middleware catches it's own error and doesn't error, thus this
middleware is unecessary.
* Removed console.logs
no-issue
* Updated token expirty to hardcoded 20 minutes
no-issue
This returns to our previous state of using short lived tokens, both for
security and simplicity.
* Removed hardcoded default member settings
no-issue
This is no longer needed, as defaults are in default-settings.json
* Removed stripe from default payment processor
no-issue
* Exported `getSiteUrl` method from url utils
no-issue
This keeps inline with newer naming conventions
* Updated how audience access control works
no-issue
Rather than being passed a function, members api now receives an object
which describes which origins have access to which audiences, and how
long those tokens should be allowed to work for. It also allows syntax
for default tokens where audience === origin requesting it. This can be
set to undefined or null to disable this functionality.
{
"http://site.com": {
"http://site.com": {
tokenLength: '5m'
},
"http://othersite.com": {
tokenLength: '1h'
}
},
"*": {
tokenLength: '30m'
}
}
* Updated members service to use access control feature
no-issue
This also cleans up a lot of unecessary variable definitions, and some
other minor cleanups.
* Added status code to auth pages html response
no-issue
This was missing, probably default but better to be explicit
* Updated gateway to have membersApiUrl from config
no-issue
Previously we were parsing the url, this was not very safe as we can
have Ghost hosted on a subdomain, and this would have failed.
* Added issuer to public config for members
no-issue
This can be used to request SSR tokens in the client
* Fixed path for gateway bundle
no-issue
* Updated settings model tests
no-issue
* Revert "Removed stripe from default payment processor"
This reverts commit 1d88d9b6d73a10091070bcc1b7f5779d071c7845.
* Revert "Removed hardcoded default member settings"
This reverts commit 9d899048ba7d4b272b9ac65a95a52af66b30914a.
* Installed @tryghost/members-ssr
* Fixed tests for settings model
no issue
- Added new API to delete members
- Added methods to handle e2e member deletion
- Deleting member via Admin leads to
- Removal of member from payment processor and cancelling all active subscriptions immediately
- Removal of member information from DB
no-issue
- Added member auth middleware to siteApp
- Passed member as context in routing service
- set Cache-Control: private for member requests
- fucked up some tests
- Added member as global template variable
- Updated tokens to have expiry of subscription_period_end
no-issue
* Corrected function names for rpc methods
* Updated gateway to store tokens locally
* Fixed lint
* Added hardcoded 30 minute expiry for member tokens
* Added default contentApiAccess config;
* Updated validateAudience method
This is required for security, we need to restrict which domains can access
tokens meant for the content api
no-issue
* Added getPublicConfig method to stripe payment processor
* Added getPublicConfig method to subscriptions service
* Added initial config endpoint for members api
* Added getConfig method to members gateway
These changes introduce a new "service" to the members api, which handles getting and creating subscriptions.
This is wired up to get subscription information when creating tokens, and attaching information to the token, so that the Content API can allow/deny access.
Behind the subscription service we have a Stripe "payment processor", this holds the logic for creating subscriptions etc... in Stripe.
The logic for getting items out of stripe uses a hash of the relevant data as the id to search for, this allows us to forgo keeping stripe data in a db, so that this feature can get out quicker.
no-issue
* Used camelCase for gateway method calls
* Added some components for building blocks of forms
* Added input specific components
* Added Form component
This handles collecting the data to submit and sharing state between forms
* Added Pages component to handle urls
* Added the pages for the popup
* Added MembersProvider component
This is designed to give its children access to gateway methods
* Added Modal component
This wraps the pages and handles dispatching form submissions to the members gateway
* Refactored index.js to use new components/pages
* Fixed default page from Signup -> Signin
* Update mobile modal animations
* Member popup input error and placeholder refinements
* Adding close animation to members auth popups
* Improve members auth dialog
* Refine members reset password design
no-issue
the ssoOriginCheck exists to ensure that we only allow signin/signup to
be called from the specified auth page, this is a very minor security
feature in that it forces signins to go via the page you've designated.
signout however does not need this protection as the call to signout
completely bypasses any UI (this is the same for the call to /token)
* Added members library inc. gateway
refs #10213
* Added the auth pages and build steps for them
refs #10213
* Cleaned up logs
* Updated gruntfile to run yarn for member auth
* Design refinements on members popups
* UI refinements
* Updated backend call to trigger only if frontend validation passes
* Design refinements for error messages
* Added error message for email failure
* Updated request-password-reset to not attempt to send headers twice
* Updated preact publicPath to relative path
* Build auth pages on init
no-issue
This is to ensure the dist directory is including the the tarball for
npm, and that the module has an index.js file so it can be
requires/resolved
no-issue
When installing this module in another project, we want to serve the
entire `dist` directory as-is, on whichever path we want, rather than
enforicing a /static after the relative part.
* Members: disabled signup button during signup
* Members: disabled non-Stripe signup button during signup
* Members: added check to Log in button logged in state
* Updated close animation speed for members pages
* Updated responsive styles for members mobile screens
* Adding spinner CSS to members pages
* Adding members signup complete page
no-issue
- Added member auth middleware to siteApp
- Passed member as context in routing service
- set Cache-Control: private for member requests
- fucked up some tests
- Added member as global template variable
- Updated tokens to have expiry of subscription_period_end
no-issue
* Used camelCase for gateway method calls
* Added some components for building blocks of forms
* Added input specific components
* Added Form component
This handles collecting the data to submit and sharing state between forms
* Added Pages component to handle urls
* Added the pages for the popup
* Added MembersProvider component
This is designed to give its children access to gateway methods
* Added Modal component
This wraps the pages and handles dispatching form submissions to the members gateway
* Refactored index.js to use new components/pages
* Fixed default page from Signup -> Signin
* Update mobile modal animations
* Member popup input error and placeholder refinements
* Adding close animation to members auth popups
* Improve members auth dialog
* Refine members reset password design
* Added members library inc. gateway
refs #10213
* Added the auth pages and build steps for them
refs #10213
* Cleaned up logs
* Updated gruntfile to run yarn for member auth
* Design refinements on members popups
* UI refinements
* Updated backend call to trigger only if frontend validation passes
* Design refinements for error messages
* Added error message for email failure
* Updated request-password-reset to not attempt to send headers twice
* Updated preact publicPath to relative path
* Build auth pages on init
no-issue
This will allows themes to have an element like:
<el data-members-signup data-members-coupon="blah"/>
To open the signup page, and optionally apply a coupon
no-issue
This is because we now use specific URLs for audiences claims, e.g. for
members running locally the audience would be:
- http://localhost:2368/ghost/api/v2/members/
no-issue
This is to avoid any weirdness around the two requests for signup to a
paid site. First we have the signup request, and then we have the create
subscription request. After the first signup request a "signedin" event
is fired, fetching a token, but one without any plans.
no-issue
This is needed so that we can request a brand new token from layer1, in
the instance of knowing user data has changed, we can have a token whihc
reflects it.
- changelogPath can be a single path as before, or an array of paths with optional content which will be pre-pended
- Removed non-generic casper option from releases.create options
no issue
- Added option to allow appending casper changelog to main release draft
- Uses capser changelog path and new version info to append casper changes
The emoji *must* be at index=2 as each line looks like:
"* <commit message>"
We use index=2 to make test whether emoji is first character(s) in the
commit message
- Added the first version of release-utils
- Will release a v0.0.1
- Be able to create changelog.md based on previous version.
- Be able to merge & clean changelog.md.
- Be able to create a gist
- Be able to filter commits by emojis (user-facing changes)
- Be able to create a draft release
- Be able to upload a release zip to Github
The goal is to use our release-utils in multiple places (e.g. in Casper).
We will discuss if we want to replace some of our manual written utilities by existing npm packages. But to avoid breaking everything, we do it iteratively. Our release utils works and was designed based on our needs. We've tested some release utility in the past, they were all not really satisfying. TBC...
- this was originally created in the slimer repo, as that's where it was first used
- it's also used in migrate, should be used in gscan, and hopefully eventually, will also be part of Ghost-CLI
- therefore, it belongs somewhere more general
* Updated docs links to best equivalents
- Our documentation has been overhauled, this updates the all the old links sprinkled through Ghost
* Update integrity hash
* Updated docs links to best equivalents
- Our documentation has been overhauled, this updates the all the old links sprinkled through Ghost
* Update integrity hash
* Pass container from layer2 for iframes to be attached
* Updated layer2 to resolve with success for auth page methods
* Updated theme dropin to reload when auth method succeeds
* Ignored build
* Deleted build dir
* Updated layer1 to interface with simplified gateway
* Updated layer1 to only handle gateway
* Updated layer2 to handle gateway & auth, but no DOM
* Updated theme dropin to handle DOM
* Updated layer2;
* Added password-reset flow to the member dropin script
* Reload page after password reset
- run `slimer fix package.json` to add a files array everywhere
- manually update slimer-cli to have a files array for bin
- manually update slimer to include commands or else this will break!!
- update pretty-cli to use our standard /lib/ pattern
- this means we only publish what we need to npm, and keeps things cleaner and safer
* Created initial layer0 sdk
* Updated layer1 to use layer0
* Updated layer2 to accept and pass blogUrl to layer1
* Updated theme-dropin to pass blogUrl to layer2
* Updated yarn.lock
* Added WIP drop-in script for prototype
* Cleaned up theme dropping script module
- Updated layer2 to work with reload as an option, as well as sign-in cta on the page
* Handle cat failure
* Updated SDK data attires
* Used commonjs exports
* Used browserify for the build
* Added Node v10 Support
no issue
Signed-off-by: kirrg001 <katharina.irrgang@googlemail.com>
* Bump amperize to version 0.3.8
no issue
* Bump mysql to version 2.16.0
no issue
- mysql 2.15.0 uses a deprecated notation for timers
- e.g. timers.unenroll()
* Bump sub dependencies
no issue
- e.g. knex-migrator used mysql 2.15.0
* Bump dependencies
no issue
* Replaced `new Buffer` with `Buffer.from`
no issue
- Buffer() is deprecated due to security and usability issues.
- https://nodejs.org/en/docs/guides/buffer-constructor-deprecation/
no issue
- support promise and none promise tasks
- helpful if you create an array of operations and not all of the operations/tasks are async
- `response instanceof Promise` does not work for all cases e.g. some usages return a transaction/bookshelf chain
- Projects can be public or private -> they are either oss or not.
- With flags like this, there is no default. We either want to pass a flag or be prompted later if we forget
- To achieve this: added a custom sywac type of Switch, that is able to handle this concept
- We may want to change this to a proper boolean that defaults to true
- That would be easier, and possibly more sensible for the public tool
- Getting used to developing in the monorepo structure
- Add more instructions that are relevant, push people to the top level repo
- Make READMEs as consistent as possible
- PROFIT!
refs #9742
- rebase against master updated some docs links again
- go over code base again and double check that all docs links are correct
- 2.0 will become the latest version on our readme pages
refs #9742
- Ghost 2.0 is coming
- all doc links in 1.0 must use concrete links e.g. docs.ghost.org/v1 or themes.ghost.org/v1.23.0/
- if we release Ghost 2.0, docs.ghost.org will show 2.0 docs
refs #9742
- Ghost 2.0 is coming
- all doc links in 1.0 must use concrete links e.g. docs.ghost.org/v1 or themes.ghost.org/v1.23.0/
- if we release Ghost 2.0, docs.ghost.org will show 2.0 docs
refs #9601
- the home.hbs behaviour for the index collection (`/`) is hardcoded in Ghost
- we would like to migrate all existing routes.yaml files
- we only replace the file if the contents of the routes.yaml file equals the old routes.yaml format (with home.hbs as template)
- updated README of settings folder
- if we don't remove the home.hbs template from the default routes.yaml file, home.hbs will be rendered for any page of the index collection
- the backwards compatible behaviour was different
- only render home.hbs for page 1
- remember: the default routes.yaml file reflects how Ghost was working without dynamic routing
no issue
- replaced token creation by `lib.common.security`
- added unit tests for adding invites
- allow a different invite status for internal access
no issue
- move password hashing and password comparison to lib/security/password
- added two unit test
- FYI: password hashing takes ~100ms
- we could probably mock password hashing in certain cases when unit testing
refs #5345, refs #3801
- Blog localisation
- default is `en` (English)
- you can change the language code in the admin panel, see https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost-Admin/pull/703
- blog behaviour changes depending on the language e.g. date helper format
- theme translation get's loaded if available depending on the language setting
- falls back to english if not available
- Theme translation
- complete automatic translation of Ghost's frontend for site visitors (themes, etc.), to quickly deploy a site in a non-English language
- added {{t}} and {{lang}} helper
- no backend or admin panel translations (!)
- easily readable translation keys - very simple translation
- server restart required when adding new language files or changing existing files in the theme
- no language code validation for now (will be added soon)
- a full theme translation requires to translate Ghost core templates (e.g. subscriber form)
- when activating a different theme, theme translations are auto re-loaded
- when switching language of blog, theme translations are auto re-loaded
- Bump gscan to version 1.3.0 to support more known helpers
**Documentation can be found at https://themes.ghost.org/v1.20.0/docs/i18n.**
refs #9178
- continue with killing our global utils folder
- i haven't found any better naming for lib/promise
- so, require single files for now
- instead of doing `promiseLib = require('../lib/promise')`
- we can optimise the requires later
no issue
- use latest casper in test fixtures
- never ever use the root content folder for tests
- if we start/fork Ghost for the tests, we use a tmp folder
- this change is required to for an upcoming PR (#9029)
- i've added a TODO to create a helper fn for stopping the ghost server, so we can cleanup the tmp folder
* Care about TODO's in our channels spec
- add the 1.4 compatible casper theme to fixtures
- so as soon as you start Ghost, the test env will provide the content folder in /tmp something with the activated latest default casper and the 1.4 compatible old casper
- there are tests which tests different logici e.g. pagination
- therefor we need a different theme, we are simply using our 1.4 casper
refs #7707
- be able to add a custom redirect file into the content folder
- define redirects as JSON format
The redirects feature is already present in the LTS branch.
I was not able to cherry-pick over, too many changes or conflicts.
Creating a PR to ensure 1. tests pass and 2. overview of code changes.
I had to add an example active theme to our test fixture utils, because otherwise Ghost will complain when forking Ghost.
