Pulled out the logic of finding the attachment(s) into a shared
function, which will only return an array if there are multiple
attachments, otherwise either null or an object will be returned.
This fixes an issue where the code assumed that an array meant
we have multiple attachments
refs https://linear.app/tryghost/issue/AP-388
The attributedTo property of objects refers to the author of the object,
wheras the actor of an activity refers to the author of the activity -
in the case of a `Create` activity - these are generally the same, but
in the case of an `Announce` they are different, the author refers to
the "announcer" and the attributedTo the author of the content! This is
a quick patch to use the true author when it's available, and in a
format we can handle.
- Added activity icon for Replies
- Updated Replies design
- Updated hard-coded Profile values to more realistic ones
- Renamed ActivityPub nav item and moved it to the top of the navbar
- Added a check for post attachments
ref PLG-229
- Previously we had no way of using Ghost labs flags in Comments UI.
- With this change, we now get Labs data from the existing content
settings endpoint.
- Additionally, we have a `useLabs` hook that can be accessed from
anywhere in the App to put those awesome new features behind a flag
for staging
- And we can pass labs params to the initialiser for testing.
For more details: https://ghost.slack.com/archives/C06TQR9SHSM/p1726133527960489
This gives us some live-ness in the frontend, so that when you unlike an item
in the liked view - it will be removed from the list, and the count will be
updated.
We can reuse the FeedItem here, and I've defaulted to the 'feed' layout - I'm
not 100% sure if that's correct.
The liked collection doesn't have `liked` properties, and it's a little tricky
to add on the backend with how fedify works - so for now we hardcode the
`liked` property to true, which we can do because we're rendering all of the
liked content!
We don't want our components littered with fetch calls, as it makes it
difficult to test. Instead we move our http api code into the ActivityPubAPI,
giving us a central place for adding authentication and tests in the future.
We also make sure that the components use a react query wrapped call - so that
we can take advantage of the query invalidation.
no issue
- Previously we weren't running the type checks in the
`admin-x-design-system` in CI, because we only run `yarn test:unit` in
CI. This adds the typechecks to the `yarn test:unit` command so CI will
fail if the type checks fail.
- Moved engagement stats to a reusable component
- Moved functions from Profile to a separate file
- Fixed Following on Your Profile and moved them from
modals to tabs
no issue
Give your audience a simple way to support your work with one-time payments, no membership required.
- cleaned up `tipsAndDonations` labs flag
ref https://linear.app/tryghost/issue/DEV-20/faster-builds
- we can save 75KB by using a tree-shaking import for validator
- import string comes from validator docs
- also adds validator import, which was missing for this package
closes https://linear.app/tryghost/issue/PLG-190
- often when adding portal links to your own site pages the URLs are added as absolute on the site's homepage due to copy+paste from displayed URLs in Admin
- when clicking absolute portal URLs the homepage is first loaded before the Portal popup is shown resulting in a slower and flashier experience
- added a transform for all local portal URLs on the page when Portal is initialized so links open the Portal popup immediately on the current page
ref https://linear.app/tryghost/issue/DEV-20/faster-builds
- we added concurrently because, in theory, it should make builds faster
by utilizing more cores
- however, when combined with Nx, it seems that we are trying to exceed
the number of cores, which actually makes individual builds slower
- I've removed concurrently from the apps, which should improve the
build time significantly
ref DES-706
* After a user publishes or schedules a post, they are directed to the post list
* If a post is sent as an email, they are directed to the Analytics page
* In both cases, a confirmation modal is shown
* If a post is published, they can share it directly from the confirmation modal
* Added a "Share" button and some additional functions (view, edit, and delete post) to
published posts in post analytics
* Added a manual "Refresh" button to post analytics so that there is
no need to reload the whole app to update the data
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Co-authored-by: Sag <guptazy@gmail.com>
- we added NestJS to Ghost as a way forwards for a new framework within
Ghost but we haven't added much to it
- requiring all the NestJS code adds about 6-9% to our boot time, so if
we're not using it, it's just time we're burning for no benefit
- for now, I've gated this behind an env var to prevent it from loading
- we can't use labs flags in the boot process, so I've gone for an env
var
no issue
- when redirecting from Stripe back to Ghost after making a donation the URL contained a double slash (`//#/portal/...`) which triggered browser security errors when Portal modified the browser history stack when navigating
- the above could prevent the donation success modal from closing
no issue
- The type checks for `admin-x-design-system` were failing for me locally for a Storybook story. It looks like we changed the `PopoverPosition` type to use 'start'/'end' rather than 'left'/'right', but this story was still using 'left'. This was causing `yarn test` to fail in the `admin-x-design-system` app.
- This commit updates the story to use 'start' instead of 'left', which allows the type checks to pass.
ref DES-755
- a direct child of a form control primitive should be a form element
- for TextField component, a div was the direct child
- this moves the input element to the form control primitive
