- added line to index.js to set node_env to development if it is not set
- fixed a small bug with the persistent notifications and used them on debug page from server side
- added 002 files to manage export and import for 002
- 002 import is somewhat smarter than 001, merging settings (except version), replacing user & clearing primary keys
- added reset to models and migration, which does the down operation the same way that init does the up operation
- import and reset clear session & redirect to login / signup
- additional unit tests
closes#171, closes#314, closes#315
- added settings for blog logo and icon
- all other settings will need to be added as needed as it's impossible to guess what the default value should be
- added tables for post tags
- added tables for post custom data
- added location column to users
- fixeed minor bug in migrations
- Ghost.View now extends Ghost.TemplateView giving all views access to subviews and templates
- Views which implemented templates no longer need to
- Some views needed to re-override render which is a bit annoying
- Settings screen now has sub-templates for each pane and for the sidebar
- Additional Casper tests for settings screen
This introduces a new class of `.form-group` to replace the label containing the elements.
I have also included `name=""` attributes to inputs where there were non.
This is simply a commit which improves the mobile interactions. This does not fix UI problems on mobiles.
New interactions;
Menu
* Swipe right on header to show sidebar
* Swipe left on sidebar to hide
Content
* Tap / Swipe left on item to show preview
* Swipe right to show content list
Settings
* Tap / Swipe left on link to show settings
* Swipe right on settings to show links
Should close#37. There are persistent and passive notifications.
Persistent ones:
* are stored on `ghost.notifications`.
* have an api made to add / remove them with client side ajax logic (probably not the most elegant, but works)
* uses a modified `flashes.hbs` template
* will only disappear if user closes the bar
* stack
Passive
* added with backbone view / collection combo
* stack
* disappears on navigation and when user closes it
- This is a first pass at getting a more logical structure. The focus is on moving from admin/frontend to client/server.
- The location of the databases is highly important, this isn't expected to change again
In the future
- client/assets should probably become public/
- more stuff should be shared (helpers etc)
- cleanup some confusion around tpl and views
