fixes#1765fixes#1811
issue #1833
New UrlFor functions
- moved body of url helper to config.path.urlFor, which can generate a URL for various scenarios
- urlFor can take a string (name) or object (relativeUrl: '/') as the first
argument - this is the first step towards issue #1833
- also added config.path.urlForPost which is async and handles getting
permalink setting
- frontend controller, ghost_head helper, cache invalidation all now use
urlFor or urlForPost all urls should be correct and consistent
URL Consistency Improvements
- refactored invalidateCache into cacheInvalidationHeader which returns a
promise so that url can be generated properly by urlForPost
- moved isPost from models to schema, and refactored schema to have a tables object
- deleted posts now return the whole object, not just id and slug,
ensuring cache invalidation header can be set on delete
- frontend controller rss and archive page redirects work properly with subdirectory
- removes {{url}} helper from admin and client, and replaced with adminUrl
helper which also uses urlFor
- in res.locals ghostRoot becomes relativeUrl, and path is removed
closes#1801
- adding fixBools method to `server/models/base.js` to convert bools to 1/0 to be consistent with MySQL & sqlite3 data providers (based on @ErisDS recommendation)
- this in turn fixes the check in `server/controllers/frontend.js`, which does an explicit `post.page === 0` comparison (in pgsql this is a `boolean`, since the schema declares it as "bool" in `server/data/schema.js`, but MySQL/sqlite3 don't have concept of Boolean, only an integer or bit)
- any model retrieved from persistence will pass through this (possible future refactoring is to combine fixBools & fixDates into one "canonicalize()" to have a single loop pass)
throttle list
- once a user has successfully logged into ghost
they no longer are a malicious user and as such
their IP address should be removed from the
array of login attempts
- should also reduce the memory usage of Ghost
as the loginSecurity array gets pruned upon
every successful login
- this also fixes a race condition i was experiencing
during functional tests wherein i would receive
the login throttle message during regular testing.
Seems my machine is able to run casper fast enough
that it could complete each test under an amount
of time that tripped the login throttle message.
fixes#1810
- updates frontend.single route to accept ‘edit’
as the last param
- updates controller.frontend to handle redirection
only when we would otherwise have rendered the page
- added unit tests for this behavior
issue #1789
- we can do this step a bit earlier and it aids with neatness
- also means for tests that config.load() is enough to get config & paths initialised
closes#1470
issue #1405
- added cache control middleware
- added defaults for all routes, assets, etc
- updated asset helper to add a query string with a timestamp hash to all assets
- added unit tests for asset and ghostScriptTags helpers
- added cache-control checks to route tests
fixes#1800
- changed permalink regex to require 4/2/2/slug
- changed url helper to enforce the same
- changed permalink toggle to set a specific state, this means the
functional tests are independent again
- chnaged permalink toggle to wait for the settings page to load
- change as many frontend tests to not login as possible
closes#1757 and #1773
- switches routes.frontend for posts and pages
to use a regex with two capturing groups. This removes
the need to dynamically remove an express route at a
later point, leaving the decision making to frontend
controller.
- added unit tests for all routing conditions that
can arise for posts and pages.
- updated functional tests to also test for same thing
in unit tests
- removes old code from server/api/index that used
to fix this issue, but is no longer needed
- removed some un-needed require statements in routes/admin
closes#1777
- Uses coreHelpers.url to resolve post url instead of assuming it is siteUrl + post.slug
- Functional feed tests now check for content instead of just rss tags
closes#1681
- import doesn't override user credentials
- import doesn't override theme
- import doesn't kill session
- import does refresh the settings cache
- updated tests, they now use a fixture instead of a generated export
- tests check to ensure import is safe
Closes#1770
- Previously, the middleware would check that the route on the stack was an empty string, which worked when there was no subdirectories
- When subdirectories were added, the proper route was only set when
updating the theme
- Because it was only set when updating, this explains themes working on
initial load, since the stack location was looking for an empty
string, which is what the middleware was initialized with
- However, once a new theme was set, it was still look for an empty
string, which would never exist, which caused the issue
- Now, the route is properly set on initialization of the middleware,
and then the `config.paths().subdir` property is used for the check
issue #1754
- remove path (it was only used once, and not needed)
- change webroot to subdir
- add unit tests for config.paths
- various other cleanup
- renamed client-side ghostRoot to subdir
- added url helper for client
fixes#1696
- this is a temp workaround until full fledged support
is added directly to bookshelfjs
- when importing we use the import json blob’s timestamps
as the value that’s set in the DB
- added tests for this change
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
