no-issue
* Used camelCase for gateway method calls
* Added some components for building blocks of forms
* Added input specific components
* Added Form component
This handles collecting the data to submit and sharing state between forms
* Added Pages component to handle urls
* Added the pages for the popup
* Added MembersProvider component
This is designed to give its children access to gateway methods
* Added Modal component
This wraps the pages and handles dispatching form submissions to the members gateway
* Refactored index.js to use new components/pages
* Fixed default page from Signup -> Signin
refs #10431
- the model layer triggers a couple of events on resource update
e.g. post to page -> post.deleted, post.added
- the resource_type must be always "post", because "page" is not an official model (Bookshelf won't be able to resolve the resource anymore)
- the action streams looks very confusion if you see deleted and added actions when toggling the post to a static page
- therefor the easiest approach for now is to only store actions for: added, edited, deleted
- and we will add the context information asap
- e.g. you will see that status was changed from "draft" to "published"
- we can also introduce extra published actions if we want
- relying on the internal event system right now makes things just more complicated and we want to keep it simple
refs #10431
- migration script to add permissions for actions
- restricted to owner & admin & integration role for now
- we will add permissions for other rules too, but we need add more granular restrictions
- e.g. contributors can only read actions for posts which he created
no issue
- With the changes in 79ca6c575c we removed old unused events
- The theme upload event is still used and needed to be put back
- Added the event emit right after the successful upload of the theme
- Renamed analytics events for more consistency
- We need to add the same event emitter to the v0.1 API as it's not deprecated
- emits a `theme.uploaded` event after the theme was successfully uploaded and saved
closes#10447
- Get helper message talks about the old API, but upgrading is the best way to solve the problem
- Had to create a way to add a custom message to a labs enabled helper to achieve this
closes#10448
- using @site.lang to read posts is a valid use case for the get helper filters
- get helper filters have special treatment of anything wrapped in {{}}, in the form of resolvePaths
- resolvePaths uses some custom logic + jsonpath to find the right bit of data to inject
- this function had no handling for globals starting with `@`, and also didn't have access to them
refs #9248
- Bookshelf gives access to ".changed" before the update
- Discussion: https://github.com/bookshelf/bookshelf/issues/1943
- We also need to know what has changed after the update to be able to decide if we should trigger events
- Furthermore: Bookshelf cannot handle relation updates, it always marks relations as changed even though they did not change
- Bumped bookshelf-relations to be able to
- know if relations were updated
- ensure we unset relations on bookshelf's ".changed"
refs #10438
- integrations != users
- Ghost's assumption is: if you create a post, the primary author becomes the logged in user
- we have to require authors for integrations
- short fix and needs some more thoughts later
refs #10438
- make /images/ available
- we want to document this endpoint notiation, because it is more specific and fits better, because you can only upload images
- either we drop /uploads/ by the end of the project cycle or we keep both for now
- the Admin API v2 is currently undocumented and allows breaking changes in theory
refs #10174
- Improved importer cleanUp method usage, so the cleanup is called in cases when there is an error during an import stage
- Simplified files to clean up tracking as removal of files is now partially handled in uploader middleware
closes#10174
- Introduced upload middleware that cleans up temporary files stored by mutler after the request is finished
- Removed redundant fs.remove calls as this work is now handled in newly introduced middleware
no-issue
- revert the migration because migrations that (potentially) touch every row should be kept to major releases where possible
- the migration was safe to run and won't cause any problems for anyone who has already upgraded
- reversion keeps the migration file but changes the contents to a no-op so that `migrations` table state is the same for all users whether they migrated with the full migration or the no-op version
closes#10388
This migration finds all tables with nullable columns, it then loops through the tables and their nullable columns, updating each column to a null when its current value is an empty string.
no-issue
Currently the `user-agent` header is the for outgoing webhook calls is the `got` default: `User-Agent: got/8.3.2 (https://github.com/sindresorhus/got)`.
This is pretty unfriendly to the receiver of the webhook who may wish to perform analytics on calling systems, implement security features based on calling system or take action based on different versions of a client.
This PR sets the header to: `User-Agent: Ghost/2.12.0 (https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost)` which is much more descriptive.
refs #10388
This updates the base model to retrieve column information, and explicitly set every property whose column is `nullable` and content is the empty string (`""`) to `null`
refs #9865
- Changed id passed for api_key to an object to be able to differenciate between admin and content api requests
- Added integration id to frame context
- Small refactoring of frame context initialization
refs #9865
- Changed key format to {id}:{secret} so API consumer only has to worry about copying a single value during setup
- Updated key expiration time in getValidAdminToken test helper to match server side expiration check
