fixes#1749
- pass config().url into theme.update
- rename paths functions to match theme function
- adds tests for theme config
- We should probably try to eliminate passing config.url around
closes#1303
- removed where and orderBy from being passed from the API through to bookshelf, and ultimately knex
- ordering is now consistent across both front and backend, which fixes#1303
- validated / cleaned up all the API parameters
- added API tests for the status and staticPages parameters
Fixes#1227
- Removed deprecated `multipart` references.
- Setup `busboy` to pass along file streams and do a naive parse of form
values.
- Updated logic in file storage and db import to handle file streams
instead of the temporary files created by `multipart`.
closes#1561
- altered perspective of intro paragraph to reading from the blog
instead of from the content page
- added copy directing users to sign in to the admin area at /ghost/ and
edit the post before reading the 'Getting Started' section
- this should give the Markdown lessons better context and avoid users
getting confused as to what 'the left hand panel of Ghost' is
closes#1640closes#1672
- changed to include config using require
- deleted has_tag helper
- deleted json helper
- removed fileStorage and ghostScriptTags helpers from frontend
- added fileStorage and url helper to admin
closes#1203
- Update express-hbs module to the new version (0.5.2)
- Use two instance of hbs one for the theme and an other for the admin
- Template helpers are register as partial view
- Partial views of the theme are reload when the theme changed
Remove clear partial cache in handlebars
This code will be move in `express-hbs`.
This doesn't cause a problem to remove this line but it is not clean.
Remove unused hbs instance
Resolve conflict
no issue
- changed ‚the latest‘ to ‚a supported‘
Reason: the user is asked to update to the **latest** version of
node.js when v0.11.* is installed but v0.10.* is required
fixes#1645
- removes server.get('ghost root') as it is only an alias
to config.paths().path, and adds unnecessary indirection
- removes config.theme().path as its just an alias to
config.paths().path, updated all relevant references
- update config.theme.update to only require the api/settings object,
and no longer need the config object
- modify api/settings.edit to call config.theme.update so that
the themeObject is ready for next rendering of template
fixes#1644
- Fixes bug in controller/frontend
- Created functional test for posts API to test for this bug
- Created unit tests for frontend controller
- Fixed a global variable leak in core/test/utils/fixtures/data-generator
that was leaking the DataGenerator globally
- Resolved issue that arose from fixing above bug
fixes#1575
- Moves most code that was in ghost.js into ./core/server/index.js
- Creates ./core/server/config/theme.js to hold all theme configurations
(which previously lived on ghost.blogGlobals())
- Removed ghost.server, passing it in as an argument where needed
and allowing middleware to hold onto a reference for lazy use.
covers 90% of #755
- moved ghost.settings to api.settings
- moved ghost.notifications to api.notifications
- split up api/index.js to notifications.js, posts.js, settings.js,
tags.js and users.js
- added instance.globals as temp workaround for blogglobals (Known
issue: blog title and blog description are updated after restart only)
- added webroot to config() to remove `var root = ...`
- changed `e` and `url` helper to async
- updated tests
Closes#499
* On wrong passwords, statuses: `active` -> `warn-1` -> `warn-2` -> `warn-3` -> `locked`
* On login check, if user's status is `locked`, login automatically fails and user is encouraged to reset password. Does not even bother to check for passwords.
* login attempts tell user how many attempts she has remaining in notification box
* successful login will reset status to `active`
* resetting password with forgotten password emailed token resets status to `active`
* complete with a test suite
