fixes#1782
- added builtFilesExist function to check for files during startup.
If built files do not exist Ghost startup is stopped and a link
to the documentation is displayed.
- exported a scriptFiles object from server/helpers.
- added a builtScriptPath to the paths module.
- removed "js-msg" about missing javascript from the UI.
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
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
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#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
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#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
if you enter an invalid json object such as:
```
{
server: "http://foo.com"
host: "0.0.0.0"
}
```
while configuring, you get errors but are still able to run forever and the message previously was not as indicative of other potential configuration problems.
Closes#1110.
- Promotes config-loader from a validator, to the central place where configuration state is held
- Allow config-loader two means to be told of config file to be used:
- A preferred first argument passed into Ghost
- A secondary GHOST_CONFIG environmental variable
- Failing to see either of the above passed in, config-loader will continue to use "config.js"
- Config-loader validates the target configuration (unchanged) & then copies that object into it's own exports
- Components needing to read configuration now require config-loader to retrieve the configuration state
- Config file continues to be loaded via require(): this is assumed to be a static json file
