refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/issues/8106, https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/issues/7429, requires https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/pull/8137
-Adds new "card" menus
- Navigation with keyboard in both axis.
- Search with keyboard in both menus.
- Adds a "+" Menu for cards
- Adds a "/" Menu for cards
- if the block has content and it becomes a markdown or HTML Embed card then the content is included into the card.
- Image and HR cards appear below the current section
- Adds new toolbar with both inline and block styling.
- Adds a new 'divider' card.
no issue
- `broccoli-clean-css` is used to compress codemirror CSS files so it's still needed
- update usage in `ember-cli-build.js` to match 2.0's class interface
no issue
- we're now using postcss with the cssnano plugin when building the production files so we don't need the additional minification plugin
- fixes `ember build -prod`
no issue
- this prevents the need for running `npm/yarn install` inside the `lib/gh-koenig` directory
- `ember-cli` may eventually be able to handle this with an `ember install` or similar command, there's [an in-repo-addon RFC](638cad2405/active/0000-better-in-repo-addons.md) suggesting this improvement but it hasn't got much traction yet - it may be necessary to wait until ember-cli has standardised on `yarn`
no issue
- adds [ember-inline-svg](https://github.com/minutebase/ember-inline-svg) addon
- configure svg path to `public/assets/icons` so that icons can be accessed directly, eg `{{inline-svg "plane.svg"}}`
- configure svg optimization to remove title, dimensions, and xmlns element (not needed for inline svg)
- add existing icons as used on Ghost.org
Temporarily reverting in order to get the next alpha release out. Unfortunately this has the unintended consequence of the service worker caching a 200 response for /ghost/ so when starting a new blog the redirect to /setup/one that the server sends is never picked up.
This would only affect developers using localhost/people trying to set up a blog multiple times on the same domain but as that's the target audience for the alpha it's probably best to avoid any confusion.
This commit adds support for service workers, mostly by including packages that do the heavy lifting. Those are in detail:
* ember-service-worker (SW infrastructure)
* ember-service-worker-ghost-cache (Caches static assets and the main application)
* ember-service-worker-cache-fallback (Caches API requests and falls back to the cache if the server can’t be reached)
* ember-service-worker-index (Caches main html)
no issue
- adds Ghost-Editor 0.1.6
- Improves markdown parsing speed
- Shows toolbar on mouseup now (still freezes on loading unfortunately)
- Makes Ghost-Editor full height for easy selection
- temporarily pull from a branch that fixes dependency issues
- remove unused module-for-acceptance.js file
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/issues/7860
- remove preview pane from content screen
- add basic post status filters
- replace custom infinite scroll with ember-infinity and increase trigger threshold for improved scroll behaviour
Commits:
* basic content list + filter using existing infinite scroll and pagination
* swap our custom pagination + infinite loader for `ember-infinity`
* minor cleanups
* reset scroll position when changing filter
* fix tests
* remove client-side sorting step as we no longer have a live collection
* remove unused `mobile-index-route`
* add acceptance tests for content screen filters
* chore(package): update ember-one-way-controls to version 2.0.0
* update yarn.lock
* update `gh-trim-focus-input` for removal of `sanitizeInput` in `ember-one-way-controls`
no issue
- use the same loading indicator as used on my.ghost.org
- will display whilst the JS is loading and initializing rather than showing a completely blank screen
- we were using borrowed code from an older version, now that ember-cli-active-link-wrapper has a built-in mixin we can just use that
- this fixes render issues with ember 2.10
no issue
- ember-watson does not need to be included in our dependency list, it has limited one-time usage and is better used as a global install for developers who want to run any of it's codemods
