Closes#4018
* cleaned up `mail_spec.js`
* deprecated `mail.fromaddress`
* implemented 'Blog title <email@address.com>' format with fallbacks
* added tests to deprecation and from address, made existing ones more robust
* moved domain intuit into its own module: `GhostMailer.getDomain()`
Closes#1538
* rips out sendmail
* adds direct
* updates nodemailer to 0.7.1
* changes unit tests for mail
* changed integration tests for mail
* adds mail api tests
migration from usage of config() to just an object of config.
no relevant issue
- Change 'loadConfig' task to 'ensureConfig' to more accurately reflect
what it is actually doing. Its sole purpose is to make sure a `config.js`
file exists, and as such the name now reflects that purpose.
- Update config/index.js to export the ghostConfig object directly
so that it can be accessed from other modules
- Update all references of config(). to config.
This was a blind global find all and replace, treat it as such.
- Fixes to tests to support new config access method
- Allow each test to still work when invoked invidually
Fixes#2836.
* Mailer now only handles sending email and initializing settings. Instead of adding new notifications there, it just sets flags on its own object.
* Mailer now checks for the presence of "to". If there is none, it fails. You should really pass a full mail object complete with "to", "subject" and "html", otherwise it's partial content.
* Therefore Mail API doesn't check for the existence of the "to", and doesn't get the email from settings and substitute that
* index.js now has a method that adds the notifications. I figured adding those THERE is probably better than individually in every module. It is, as the comments say, can be made extensible
closes#2610, refs #2697
- cleanup API index.js, and add docs
- all API methods take consistent arguments: object & options
- browse, read, destroy take options, edit and add take object and options
- the context is passed as part of options, meaning no more .call
everywhere
- destroy expects an object, rather than an id all the way down to the model layer
- route params such as :id, :slug, and :key are passed as an option & used
to perform reads, updates and deletes where possible - settings / themes
may need work here still
- HTTP posts api can find a post by slug
- Add API utils for checkData
Fixes#2650
* rerouted all mail sending to api/mail
* changed request and response formats to json/api-like structure
* tested with forgotten password and new blog email
Ref #2061
- Add canThis permission checks to settings api calls
- Add strict rules about accessing core settings without internal: true
- Omit core settings in browse() call unless internal: true
- Update unit tests to call api.settings with contexts
- Add a couple unit tests for new scenarios
- Update all api.settings calls in the app to call with internal context
- Re-arrange permissions.init in server startup so config.theme.update
can access settings without permissions error
closes#2637
- Add new get API route for all notifications
- Wrap API responses to comply with JSON-API
- Add new tests / adjust fixtures
- Adjust all occurences of passive notifications
Closes#2606
- Refactor settings api responses to { settings: [ ] } format
- Update all code using api.settings to handle new response format
- Update test stubs to return new format
- Update client site settings model to parse new format into one object of key/value pairs
- Refactor to include all setting values
- Remove unused settingsCollection method
- Update settingsCache to store all attributes
- Update settingsResult to send all attributes
- Remove unnecessary when() wraps
- Reject if editing a setting that doesn't exist
- Reject earlier if setting key is empty
- Update tests with new error messages
- Use setting.add instead of edit that was incorrectly adding
- Update importer to properly import activePlugins and installedPlugins
- Update expected setting result fields
- Fix a weird situation where hasOwnProperty didn't exist 🤷
This change is needed because the previous default of the user's email
address is too often mismatched against the site domain, triggering spam filters.
Fixes#2145
- added `fromAddress()` to GhostMailer to handle this logic
- added unit tests to `mail_spec.js`
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
Move helper functions registerThemeHelper and registerAsyncThemeHelper
to the helpers module.
Also update the app proxy object to reflect this new code location,
and the tests to reflect that as well
Create ./sore/server/filters which houses all filter related behavior.
Was previously on the ghost singleton.
Also create the filters_spec file for testing
and update all code and tests to use new code location.
Create ./sore/server/helpers/template which houses all template related behavior.
Was previously on the ghost singleton.
Also create the helpers_template_spec file for testing
and update all code and tests to use new code location.
Move ghost.mail instance onto the mail module directly
and update related code and tests to use new location
Move Polyglot instance onto require module directly
Move ghost.availablePlugins to plugins module directly
closes#172
- added type to ghost.settings()
- added /api/settings?type=<filter>
- added availableThemes to settingsCache
- removed cachedSettingsRequestHandler
- removed /api/themes (including front end)
- changed activePlugins to type "plugin" in default-settings.json
- url first, replaced with temporary URL with documentation
- mail config is a commented out example
- mail documentation link in config and mail file
- no more staging
- gruntfile updated to generate correct docs
closes#618
- don't send a welcome email. This appeared to be breaking tests.
- make sure we handle errors from sending emails properly
- use promises when adding notifications
Closes#288
* I use SendGrid for sending the emails, and it works fine (provided you supply the correct credentials in `config.mail` in `config.js`)
* Generates a random 12 char long alphanumeric password, replaces user's pw, and sends an email about it.
