no issue
- with the email replacements feature it's useful to have real member data when sending test emails from the PSM
- if the supplied email address matches a member then that member's data will be used for any replacements
no issue
- in our replacements the member properties are prefixed with `subscriber_` but this wasn't taken into account when requesting data from the member object
no issue
- the value of `mobiledoc` when submitting a page/post via the API must
be JSON, but we don't validate this
- this results in url-utils throwing an error, which ends up being a 500
- this commit adds a custom format to AJV to validate it is valid JSON
- also updates tests with bad JSON - 'a'
no issue
- adjusted mega's post serializer to get full email contents
- fetch `mobiledoc` from the API rather than the pre-rendered `html` and `plaintext`
- re-generate `html` using the mobiledoc renderer with an "email" target so that the email-only card content is included
- re-generate `plaintext` from the newly generated email html
- added replacement handling to mega's `getEmailData` function
- find all of our `%%{replacement "fallback"}%%` instances in the html template and push them into a replacements array with the respective property on the member instance and desired fallback
- transform the replacement for Mailgun compatibility. Mailgun uses `%recipient.variable_name%` for its template variables so we need to replace our custom replacement string with the compatible version. Our replacements system allows for the same replacement (`{subscriber_name}`) to be used multiple times and have different fallbacks, Mailgun doesn't support fallbacks so for each replacement we also need an indexed `variable_name` part so that we can put our fallbacks in the correct place
- perform the same Mailgun template transformation for the plaintext version except we re-use the replacements array to avoid bloating the API request to Mailgun with duplicate template variables for every recipient
- swapped `reduce` for a plain loop for easier readability
fixes#11740
- there was a discrepancy in the use of `private_blog` within the
code, and `private_block` in the default config
- this commit switches the code to `block` in order to avoid breaking
existing configs
- in 3.13.2 the importer always throws the error "The "path" argument must be of type string. Received an instance of Object"
- this is due to a change in method signature that wasn't accounted for
- added a test to catch similar changes to this code in future
fixes#11723
- when deleting an invite/label/tag/webhook that doesn't
exist, Ghost would throw a 500 error
- this commit catches the NotFoundError
- also rejects from model if nothing was found
- spotted in Sentry
- the helper dir also contained some code used with helpers - utils and helper-helpers?
- the goal here was for helpers to be the only thing in their folder so we can look at moving them out
- all other code has been moved to services/themes for now, which is not the right place either
- services/themes is a catch-all for theme storage, loading, validation, rendering and more, needs to be broken down
no issue
- moved `mobiledoc.renderers.mobiledocHtmlRenderer` to `mobiledoc.mobiledocHtmlRenderer` so that it's easier for the getter to access the parent objects getters
- removed all tests and dependencies that now live in @tryghost/mobiledoc-dom-renderer
- kept the `mobiledocHtmlRenderer` test because that's testing that we've correctly wired up our cards and atoms and the output is what we expect
no issue
- the blank document we use in Ghost is not specific to the html renderer
- renamed from `structure` to `document` to better represent its intent
- allows for easier extraction of `mobiledocHtmlRenderer`
no issue
- importing an LTS export would cause Ghost to throw a 500 error because
it used InternalServerError.
- an IncorrectUsageError is more applicable here
- this commit also updates the code comment and error message
- note: removed comment about WP exports because the plugin has been updated
to support the v2 & v3 format
- spotted in Sentry
no issue
- added the same 2sec timeout and `Ghost` user-agent header to the `rel="alternate"` oembed request that we use for the initial html page request
no issue
- Knex removed their use of several Bluebird methods, including `return`
- our code used `return`, but mostly to return null after a destroy action
- these uses have been replaced with `.then(() => null)` in order to
continue returning null and to avoid breaking anything
no-issue
* Added default for getting origin of request
This function is used to attach the origin of the request to the
session, and later check that requests using the session are coming from
the same origin. This protects us against CSRF attacks as requests in
the browser MUST originate from the same origin on which the user
logged in.
Previously, when we could not determine the origin we would return
null, as a "safety" net.
This updates the function to use a secure and sensible default - which
is the origin of the Ghost-Admin application, and if that's not set -
the origin of the Ghost application.
This will make dealing with magic links simpler as you can not always
guaruntee the existence of these headers when visiting via a hyperlink
* Removed init fns and getters from session service
This simplifies the code here, making it easier to read and maintain
* Moved express-session initialisation to own file
This is complex enough that it deserves its own module
* Added createSessionFromToken to session service
* Wired up the createSessionFromToken middleware
no-issue
This services handles the registration and retrieval of adapters,
it normalises the config to look like:
{
[adapterType]: {
active: adapterName,
[adapterName]: adapterConfig
}
}
no issue
- missing modules required by an adapter weren't flagged up as missing,
but that the entire adapter was missing
- therefore, it was difficult to see what you were missing
- this commit handles the case where a module is missing, and displays
an error
* Refactored SessionStore to use @tryghost/errors
no-issue
* Updated tests to test exposed API
no-issue
This will make refactoring easier, as we only have the "public" contract to maintain
* Refactored session functionality to SessionService
no-issue
This splits the session logic away from the HTTP responding logic,
which will allows us to decouple session creation/modification from the
API. Eventually this can be used to create sessions based on magiclink
style tokens.
* Instantiated and exported the new SessionService
no-issue
* Refactored session middleware to take session service
no-issue
This removes duplication of code and makes the middleware more explicit
that it's just a wrapper around the session service.
* Updated to use external @tryghost/session-service
no-issue
fixes#11694
- if the post contained no body, the `.replace` would throw an error
- converted to an if-statement instead of doing `|| ''` because there
would be a floating full-stop
no issue
- moved card definitions to a new library `@tryghost/kg-default-cards`
- moved `createCard` factory function to a new library `@tryghost/kg-card-factory`
- moved image.manipulation lib to a new package called @tryghost/image-transform
- new package has an updated API signature, so the method calls have changed but the underlying code is identical
- removed the optional sharp dependency from Ghost, as this is now optionally required by the image-transform module
- mock non existant module util was defined twice
- split it out properly from the rest of the utils, update all references
- this allows us to move this util out of the codebase along with other code, e.g. the image manipulation code
no issue
- Migrations within a minor have to be named with numbered prefixes like 01-, 02-, 03-.
- These two migrations were merged into master in the same time window which lead to having incorrect naming
- Moved zipFolder to a new package
- also exposing extract-zip from the new package
- new package has the API pre-promisified
- also uses @tryghost/extract-zip instead of extract-zip, which has bugfixes
- Apps are marked as removed in 3.0, never officially launched and have been deprecated for at least 2 years.
- We've slowly removed bits that got in our way or were insecure over time meaning they mostly didn't work
- This cleans up the remainder of the logic
- The tables should be cleaned up in a future major
- Apps are marked as removed in 3.0, never officially launched and have been deprecated for at least 2 years.
- We've slowly removed bits that got in our way or were insecure over time meaning they mostly didn't work
- This cleans up the remainder of the logic
- The tables should be cleaned up in a future major
- The existing common.i18n library contained code for core and theme translations
- There is some shared logic and some theme-specific logic, and the theme-specific logic has dependencies we don't want in lib/common
- This refactor introduces an I18n base class that does all the main shared logic, with no dependencies on other parts of the codebase
- ThemeI18n then extends this logic, and replaces the functions it needs to handle differently and adds it's dependencies on config and settingsCache
- The class has several methods broken down into smaller pieces to make it easier to extend only the necessary parts
- The class also encapsulates all of its logic, without external functions or variables
- The function loadThemeTranslations becomes the 'init()' function overridden in themeI18n.
