refs https://linear.app/tryghost/issue/CORE-1/multiple-adapters-per-type
- There's a need to support multiple adapter variations per given adapter type (storage, sso, etc.)
- With the introduced changes we can specify a version of an adapter that should be fetched based on `:feature` postfix. For example:
`adapterManager.getAdapter('storage')` - would return the default adapter listed under "active" configuration
`adapterManager.getAdapter('storage:videos') - would return an adapter configured for videos *feature*
- Here's an example configuration for a custom video storage:
```
"storage": {
"active": "LocalFileStorage",
"videos": "ghost-storage-custom-video",
"ghost-storage-custom-video": {
"custom": "configHere"
}
}
```
- This is a minor refactor to reorder functions, use async/await & fat arrows
- It will make the coming bigger refactor slightly easier to read :D
- This should not make any functional changes
- We were not requiring the full path to our fixture file, and therefore we were testing the fixtures + utility functions
- This updates the test to clearly require the exact files we are checking, except the routes.yaml where we can't
- Also updates the hash to be the correct hash for just the fixture content
closes https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1150
Our override of the base Bookshelf `insert` operation so that our own `formatOnWrite()` method is called on attributes was working on a false assumption that an `attrs` attribute is passed in as it is for the `update` operation. Instead Bookshelf's base update uses the `model.attributes` values to create an `attrs` object that is then passed through the usual `.format()` method meaning that our `insert` override was not actually doing anything.
- added a failing regression test for the `formatOnWrite()` override behaviour
- adjusted our insert/update overrides to set an internal `_isWriting` property on the model, then if that property is true our `.format()` override (which is called by Bookshelf on a generated `attrs` object during inserts) we manually call our `.formatOnWrite()` method
- updated both overrides even though `update` was working for consistency and less cognitive overhead for reasoning between two different approaches
refs linear.app/tryghost/issue/CORE-74/improve-the-test-situation
- this commit adds the codecov GitHub Action into CI so we can upload
coverage reports
- the coverage files need to be in XML for them to work with
codecov, so this commit also adds cobertura (XML) as a reporter
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1149
Ghost allows different themes to have the same `name` value in `package.json` but gives them a custom name based on the zip file used to upload it. The custom theme settings service however was always using the package.json name meaning that when syncing a theme with a duplicate name it was overwriting the settings for all other themes.
- bumped `@tryghost/custom-theme-settings-service` which changes the `.activateTheme()` signature to accept a theme name as the first argument
- updated our calls to `.activateTheme()` to pass Ghost's known theme name as the first argument so we're always syncing with the correct `theme` field value in the `custom_theme_settings` table
no-issue
* Removed NOT_NULL constraint from stripe_coupon_id
When handling disconnecting from Stripe - we remove all Stripe data from
our database to ensure we do not have bad/invalid data stored. Removing
this constraint will allow us to set the value to NULL.
* Added created_at column to offer_redemptions
Offer Redemptions are not just a joining table, but an event. A created_at
date allows them to be ordered
Because this is in alpha it is simpler to just drop the tables and
re-add them, due to offer_redemptions depending on offers, we also drop
this table and re-add it.
- These don't make sense and we're working on improving testing across the board
- We'll make sure our testing best practices are documented when they've settled
- the integrationTesting utils are specific to the express mock style of testing
- all other tests can use the url-service-utils to check the url service is finished
- done a fastest-possible overhaul on this style of tests to try to get them to work independently again
This is a pattern that was introduced a while ago to try to speed up our e2e tests and I'm not sure if it's staying or going
It uses a minimal frontend-only version of the boot process and a custom-built express testing tool
However it's really old and out of date because of the boot refactor and several changes since
This highlights the key problem with it - it doesn't rely on any of our "core" boot process, it makes it up, and therefore how reliable are these tests?
Ideally we need to get these tests working with the real boot process in some capacity
We would then need to make sure we have all the tests in e2e-frontend written in this style
refs https://linear.app/tryghost/issue/CORE-1/multiple-adapters-per-type
- While digging around this area refactored the code to use more readable async/await syntax instead of chaining then's
- Dropped unneeded "catch" block in save method as all it was doing was rethrowing an error with out additional handling
refs: bd4000e7f
- we can remove these again now that we've done the work to get rid of the two worst offenders: lib/common/events and urlservice
- happened quicker than I expected :D
no-issue
We were only updating the Offer description if it was truthy - rather
than if it existing, this resulting in empty strings or null not working
correctly.
refs https://linear.app/tryghost/issue/CORE-104/decouple-frontend-routing-events-from-urlserver-events
- The "bootstrap" didn't give enough credit to everything this module was doing - it's responsible for managing correct initialization and reinitialization of the frontend Routes as well as passing router creation information back to the frontend's URL service
- The refactor is done in two steps - the "bootstrap.js" will be renamed in the follow-up commit to have a clean history of how the file evolved
refs https://linear.app/tryghost/issue/CORE-104/decouple-frontend-routing-events-from-urlserver-events
- "routerCreated" call was causing a need to create a dependency on the frontend Router level which didn't fit nicely with the refactor of the bootstrap into a class, it's also makes way more sense having it as an independent parameter instead of a call on a module (makes testing way more readable too!)
refs https://linear.app/tryghost/issue/CORE-104/decouple-frontend-routing-events-from-urlserver-events
- The 'settings.timezone.edited' event triggers a roundtrip chain of calls in the frontend routing to the url services. It was all handled by event listeners and handler that clearly don't belong there.
- Extracted event realted listeners/handlers into methods and moved most of the logic to the "bootstrap" module, which soon is going to become a "RoutesManger"
- The result of this refactor - no more events going back and forth between frontend routing and the backend!
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1132
This adds redemption_count to the Offers API so that we can display how
many times an Offer has been used. This also adds the storage mechanism
for Offer Redemptions - which ensure that everytime a Checkout Session
is completed - we will create the Offer Redemption in the database.
This means that manual usage of the underlying will not count toward the
Offer redemption count, this is considered an edge case.
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1156
When a payment fails but Stripe Checkout succeeds, a subscription is
created in the "incomplete" status. This would result in a Member not
being linked to the Product. When the subscription was later updated to
"active" or trialing - the Product would still not be added!
This updates the members-api to always link the Product to the Member
for active subscriptions - regardless of if they're new or not.
- we have the `@tryghost/logging` library to manage logging across all
our code
- this package is intended to be a singleton, otherwise we have multiple
versions of logging loaded
- we sometimes have problems where dependencies also use
`@tryghost/logging` but Ghost's yarn.lock is not regenerated to update
this
- this means we have multiple versions of `@tryghost/logging` running
- this commit updates the dependency @tryghost/update-check-service to
v0.2.4 to clean up the yarn.lock of multiple versions
- The files in the public folder are all specific to the frontend:
- ghost.css / ghost.min.css contains styles for default templates like unsubscribe, private and error
- favicon is the default for the frontend
- robots.txt is the default robots.txt for the frontend
- sitemap.xsl is the stylesheet for the sitemap
- Therefore, they should live in the frontend!
- url service is responsible for many problem requires, and will be removed soon
- the same with lib/common/events
- excluding these leaves us with a handful of much harder to solve requires clearly indicated
- These rules are currently off. We turn them on whilst testing atm to see progress.
- We will turn the core/server rule on sooner than the core/shared one.
- Commented the core/shared rule out and put it first so I don't have to keep adding/removing the comma
- core/shared/i18n is no longer used. Remove it to prevent temptation!
- this class needs merging with the one in themes, but for now just co-locate them as that's quicker and easier
no issue
- right now, we mount all API endpoints (v2, v3 and canary), alongside some
other routes, when Ghost is booting. This is wasteful because we don't
necessarily need any of the endpoints to get Ghost up and running
- even when Admin is used, it uses `canary` so `v2` and `v3` sit in memory
- the better approach here is to lazy load these endpoints, so they only
get mounted when needed
- this commit adds the `lazyUse` function into our Express lib,
which takes a mount path and a module function to execute down the
line. This gets passed to the wonderful `express-lazy-router` lib which
detects when we're calling an unmounted module and will mount it for
us
- from local testing, this speeds up boot time by about 18% and reduces
initial memory usage by about 6% 🚀
