Fixes#1227
- Removed deprecated `multipart` references.
- Setup `busboy` to pass along file streams and do a naive parse of form
values.
- Updated logic in file storage and db import to handle file streams
instead of the temporary files created by `multipart`.
- Made a helper called ghostScriptTags that will spit out the relevant
script tags with version parameter; 4 unminified files in development,
1 minified file in production.
- Added grunt concat and uglify tasks to build files into core/built
- Fixed some unit tests by making them native date objects
Extracts all express-server-related code in index.js to core/server.js, leaving index.js purely for booting up Ghost's core components in a sensible order.
Aside from the project's tidiness, this means that we can perform asynchronous configuration loading/checks before requiring any modules that read the config.
Closes#418.
* Moved the app config behind the promise wall (I couldn't reliably assign generated uuid to the ghost object AND have access to an automatically created db from fixtures AND not have circular reference (try including api in ghost.js ;) ))
* Added new functionality to `ghost.init()`, which is responsible for the first run bit (I'm thinking plopping a filter or an action in there for future devs)
* Modified `.gitignore` so the `.png`s casper generates aren't added
* Fixed ambiguity and typos here and there, see code
Fixes#291
Incorporated new task into gruntfile which generates a markdown formatted
changelog from the git commit messages of the last 14 git tags, corresponding
to two weeks of nightly releases.
The changelog is saved in __dirname/CHANGELOG.md.
At this stage, the code is a fair bit too complex to be left in the gruntfile
and should be split out into a separate module, but this is a first bash at the
function which can be improved later.
Additionally, several additions have been made to the generator to improve
reliability:
- Now generates changelog based on log output with --graph (thx hannah)
- Grabs tag refs from git
- Added changelog to gitignore
- Added message for builds without any changes
- Ignores any commits which have not been incorporated into a build
- This is a first pass at getting a more logical structure. The focus is on moving from admin/frontend to client/server.
- The location of the databases is highly important, this isn't expected to change again
In the future
- client/assets should probably become public/
- more stuff should be shared (helpers etc)
- cleanup some confusion around tpl and views
Added a basic UI and implementation for importing and exporting data.
Hooked up the routes and tested importing and exporting a version 001
file.
Slipped in the TemplateView in base.js but didn't end up using it. I
think it will encapsulate common logic for template views pretty well.
Should close#175.
