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Video tags aren't supported in Amperize yet, therefore, we strip them out. If a `<video>` tag has nested `<source>` elements, they would stay because they are whitelisted regarding `Sanitize`, as we use them for `<audio>` tags as well.
This PR uses `cheerio` to strip out in `<video>` nested `<source>` tags, without removing the fallback text.
It also removes prohibites attributes for `<amp-iframe>` which are e. g. used by Vimeo embeds.
Removes every kind of inline `style` attributes, as they will cause validation errors as well.
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Fixes a bug with displaying small media types like images or gif. Two reasons for that:
1. In many cases, we only have the relative URL instead of the absolute URL for the media source and therefore, `Amperize` module wasn't able to detect the image size and set the default image size of `width="600"` and `height="400"`.
2. Even if we have detected the correct image size, the attribute `layout="default"` would still make it strech. This issue is fixed in `Amperize`, but it wasn't merged at this time, so I set the dependency on my fork.
Adds `amp-anim` to the `.post-content` class, to have same CSS style as an image.
closes#7266, closes#7267
- Adds node-archiver as a dependency
- Adds new zip-folder utility
- Switch out exec 'zip' for zip folder utility
- Store generated zips in os.tmpdir
- Don't delete zips from content/themes when uploading or deleting
- Fixes path resolution for delete
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This PR takes the existing function `processUrls` in `data/xml/rss` and refactors it to be a stand-alone util.
The change is needed, as this functionality will be accessed from `apps/amp` to convert relative URLs.
closes#7186
- Add a concept of validity to each generator
- Refactor base generator to handle invalid (empty) nodes for both events & the initial generation
- Update the tests a bit, to fix some bugs in the tests
- Ensure the homepage is always present
refs #7204
- Adds a new ThemeValidationError class
- This error has a top level message, but will also contain all the individual errors within the `errorDetails` property
- Updated the API error handling to return `errorDetails` if it is present
no issue
- while testing different situations for custom storage adapters after switching from 0.9 to 0.10, it turned out the error output was not optimal
- this PR improves that
no issue
Double slashes are treated as a HTTP calls as specified in [RFC1801](http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1808.txt). Because of this behaviour the uncapitalise created an open redirect. By removing double slashes in the path we ensure open redirects cannot be created.
As an example, please click the following URL: https://dev.ghost.org///Google.com/.
This issue has been reported by pentesters of our product [LearningSpaces.io](http://learningspaces.io).
refs #2852
- improvement: ensure custom storage adapter has required functions
- serve, save and exists are from now on required functions for a custom storage adapter
- add delete as required storage function
closes#6588, #7095
* `ImageObject` with image dimensions (#7152, #7151, #7153)
- Returns meta data as promise
- returns a new Promise from meta data
- uses `Promise.props()` to resolve `getClient()` and `getMetaData()`
- Adds 'image-size' util
The util returns an object like this
```
{
height: 50,
url: 'http://myblog.com/images/cat.jpg',
width: 50
};
```
if the dimensions can be fetched and rejects with error, if not.
In case we get a locally stored image or a not complete url (like `//www.gravatar.com/andsoon`), we add the protocol to the incomplete one and use `urlFor()` to get the absolute URL. If the request fails or `image-size` is not able to read the file, we reject with error.
- adds 'image-size' module to dependencies
- adds `getImageSizeFromUrl` function that returns image dimensions
- In preparation of AMP support and to improve our schema.org JSON-LD and structured data, I made the following changes:
- Changes the following properties to be `Objects`, which have a `url` property by default and a `dimensions` property, if `width` and `height` are available:
- `metaData.coverImage`
- `metaData.authorImage`
- `metaData.blog.logo`
- Checks cache by calling `getCachedImageSizeFromUrl`. If image dimensions were fetched already, returns them from cache instead of fetching them again.
- If we have image dimensions on hand, the output in our JSON-LD changes from normal urls to be full `ImageObjects`. Applies to all images and logos.
- Special case for `publisher.logo` as it has size restrictions: if the image doesn't fulfil the restrictions (<=600 width and <=60 height), we simply output the url instead, so like before.
- Adds new property for schema.org JSON-LD: `mainEntityOfPage` as an Object.
- Adds additional Open Graph data (if we have the image size): `og:image:width` and `og:image:height`
- Adds/updates tests
* AMP router and controller (#7171, #7157)
Implements AMP in `/apps/`:
- renders `amp.hbs` if route is `/:slug/amp/`
- updates `setResponseContext` to set context to `['amp', 'post']` for a amp post and `['amp', 'page']` for a page, but will not render amp template for a page
- updates `context_spec`
- registers 'amp' as new internal app
- adds the `amp.hbs` template to `core/server/apps/amp` which will be the default template for AMP posts.
- adds `isAmpURL` to `post-lookup`
* 🎨 Use `context` in meta as array (#7205)
Instead of reading the first value of the context array, we're checking if it includes certain context values.
This is a preparation change for AMP, where the context will be delivered as `['amp', 'post']`.
* ✨ AMP helpers (#7174, #7216, #7215, #7223)
- Adds AMP helpers `{{amp_content}}`, `{{amp_component}}` and `{{amp_ghost_head}}` to support AMP:
- `{{amp_content}}`:
- Adds `Amperize` as dependency
- AMP app uses new helper `{{amp_content}}` to render AMP HTML
- `Amperize` transforms regular HTML into AMP HTML
- Adds test for `{{amp_content}}` helper
- Adds 'Sanitize-HTML` as dependendy
- After the HTML get 'amperized' we still might have some HTML tags, which are prohibited in AMP HTML, so we use `sanitize-html` to remove those. With every update, `Amperize` gets and it is able to transform more HTML tags, they valid AMP HTML tags (e. g. `video` and `amp-video`) and will therefore not be removed.
- `{{amp_ghost_head}}`:
- registers `{{amp_ghost_head}}` helper, but uses `{{ghost_head}}` code
- uses `{{amp_ghost_head}}` in `amp.hbs` instead of `{{ghost_head}}`
- `{{ghost_head}}`:
- Render `amphtml` link in metadata for post, which links to the amp post (`getAmpUrl`)
- Updates all test in metadata to support `amp` context
- Changes context conditionals to work with full array instead of first array value
- Adds conditionals, so no additional javascript gets rendered in `{{ghost_head}}`
- Removes trailing `/amp/` in URLs, so only `amphtml` link on regular post renders it
- Adds a conditional, so no code injection will be included, for an `amp` context.
- `{{amp_components}}`:
- AMP app uses new helper `{{amp_components}}` to render necessary script tags for AMP extended components as `amp-iframe`, `amp-anime` and `amp-form`
- Adds test for `{{amp_components}}`
closes#7182
When calling `config.set()` in the settings api, we want to set the active timezone of the blog to make it available in our `settingsCache`. But because the `theme` object in the `set` prototype was already set to `Etc/UTC` as default, the `_.merge` function would always overwrite our `activeTimezone` with the default value.
This PR changes the code in the way, that we always set 'Etc/UTC' for the timezone as default, _until_ we fetched our settings and therefore the `activeTimezone` setting, so we can overwrite it.
This issue had not only influence on the date helper, but everywhere in our codebase, where we rely on reading the `timezone` from our config, instead of our settings. The `{{@blog.timezone}}` helper reflected that quiet well, as it would always show `Etc/UTC`
closes#7212
When no Blog title is set and there is a `from` mail adress without custom name set up in `config.js`, it will overwrite `config.theme.title` in `GhostMailer.from` and forces to have a (wrong) Blog title after sending a test mail or an invitation.
- Uses a variable `defaultBlogTitle` instead of overwriting `config.theme.title`, when no blog title is set and therefore `config.theme.title` has no value.
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- Source out validation logic into a upload validation middleware for all upload types (csv, image, subscribers). This unit can be later used for Ghost 1.0 as a pre validation core unit.
- More usage of route tests than controller tests. These are use case tests, a use case only changes if the product changes
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This small change swaps over the order in which the app routes, and catch-all `*` routes are processed.
This will have an impact on the behaviour of all of our internal apps. Both the private blogging and subscribers apps have a route where they render their own template. Private blogging has `/private/` which renders `private.hbs` and subscribers has a similar `/subscribe/` route (and in future `/unsubscribe/`).
Because these routes weren't listed in our reserved words list, it is possible for a blog to already have a post or a page that lives at `/private/` or, perhaps more likely `/subscribe/`. Prior to this change, their already setup page would be rendered instead of the app's page. After this change, the app's own route will be correctly rendered.
This is effectively a bug fix, because if you enable these features then you would expect them to work.
Moving forward, this change is absolutely required for the AMP app, because the route for that app is `*/amp/`. If the app routes aren't processed first, then this will not work.
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- sets `settings.activeTimezone` to best-guess based on current server time when performing the timezones migration in order to prevent unexpected changes in timezone when upgrading
refs #6976, #7019, #7125
- Ensure maintenance mode flag is set back to what is in config.js rather than defaulted to false on boot
- Remove stack trace from 503 errors
- Add error message to 503 error
- Ensure error page is rendered for Ghost-Admin on reload with 503
closes#5071
- Send application/json requests to UpdateCheck service. New UpdateCheck service accepts JSON request
- If UpdateCheck service respponse has messages[] array, iterate over the array and create custom notifications intended for current version
- Save custom notification if its not already in the store AND its uuid is not in seenNotifications array
- When a custom notification is dismissed, store its uuid in seenNotifications array
- setup test fixtures to trigger tests properly
- api_notification_spec test to ensure custom notification can be added to store and added to seenNotifications when dismissed
- update_check_spec test to ensure custom notification can be displayed for a specific Ghost version
- added test to ensure messages meant for other versions don't create notifications
closes#6948
- the hbs engine was never initialised when server starts
- when you request a page which does not exist, express jumps directly into the error handlers
- delete some dynamic hbs engine setters in theme handler
closes#6625
- "url" and "author" fields depend on {id, published_at, slug, author_id} to construct post url.
- implemented a generic solution by defining defaultColumnsToFetch() in
base class for models.
- findPage() calls defaultColumnsToFetch() before loading models
- results are transformed by filtering out additional properties to return just the requested fields
- Added a test case to check for url and author fields
- Renamed allColumns as requestedColumns and used _.map instead of Promise.map
closes#6691
- removes dependency on semver & package.json in preinstall script
- has a simplified proxy of semver to look for the right version numbers
refs #6958 (first task of it)
-includes additional tests
-Instead of removing all slashes "/g" we now specifically remove leading and trailing slashes.
closes#6932
- new default order of posts: scheduled, draft, published
- invent orderDefaultRaw fn for each model
- each model is able to create a default raw order query
- separate count and fetch query for fetchPage, because the count query where group/order statements attached
closes#7060
- changed meta referrer from origin to origin-when-cross-origi
- made referrer policy configurable via referrerPolicy option in config js
- added example to config.example.js
-modified test to reflect new defaul origin-when-cross-origin
-added a test for configuration changed referrerPolicy
closes#6984
-the backlink had a static href to {{@blog.url}} which is now changed to {{#if subscribed_url}}{{subscribed_url}}{{else}}{{@blog.url}}{{/if}} to reflect the referring url.
-This PR makes the back link on the subscribe page to link back to the referring page instead of linking back to /
refs #7023
The template can be used for all cases (different newsletter interval, different amount of blog posts, with or without blog picture).
The template can be filled with the following data structure:
- `blog.logo` is the blog logo from settings
- `blog.title` is the title of the current blog
- `blog.url` is the URL of the blog
- `blog.twitterURL` is the twitter profile URL of the blog from settings
- `blog.facebookURL` is the facebook page URL of the blog from settings
- `blog.unsubscribe` is the link for the reader to unsubscribe from the blog
- `newsletter.interval` is the interval in words like 'weekly', 'daily', 'monthly'
- `newsletter.date` is the date of the newsletter issue in a format like 'June 9th, 2016'
- `blog.post` is expected to be an array:
- `blog.post[i].picture` is the picture of the blog post. There are also conditionals, which change the inline CSS to either show a border-top if there's no picture (in that case the HTML code, that shows the picture is not active)
- `blog.post[i].title` is the title of the current blog post
- `blog.post[i].text` is the text of the current blog post, which needs to be cut down to 278 letters, plus ending with `…`
- `blog.post[i].url` is the URL of the current blog post
- `blog.post[i].tag` is the tag of the current blog post
- `blog.post[i].author` is the author of the current blog post
Important is, that only HEX HTML entities will work, especially in Outlook. So instead of `—` we need to use `—` and `’` instead of `'` or `'` and so on.
Added unit test for newsletter template in `test/unit/mail/utils_spec.js`.
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This is a fix for the default-scheduler.
When a post never had a published_at value, the oldTime for removing the job would be null. And in this case we would try to delete a job with an invalidate date.
refs #6413
- PUT endpoint to publish a post/page for the scheduler
- fn endpoint to get all scheduled posts (with from/to query params) for the scheduler
- hardcoded permission handling for scheduler client
- fix event bug: unscheduled
- basic structure for scheduling
- post scheduling basics
- offer easy option to change adapter
- integrate the default scheduler adapter
- update scheduled posts when blog TZ changes
- safety check before scheduler can publish a post (not allowed to publish in the future or past)
- add force flag to allow publishing in the past
- invalidate cache header for /schedules/posts/:id
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- config.theme.timezone can be undefined, when settings are not loaded from the database
- this PR will define the default blog TZ in config
- use `Etc/UTC` as default instead of `Europe/Dublin`
closes#6406
- created listeners.js connector
- merged listeners.js with events.js (in models/base)
- set a post to draft when published_at would be in the past
- reschedule a post when published_at would be in the future
refs #6949
- Adds a new VersionMismatchError with status 400 (bad request)
- Adds middleware that checks the X-Ghost-Version header if it is provided
- If it is not provided, the middleware does nothing
- If it is provided, and the versions match, the middleware does nothing
- If it is provided, and the versions don't match, the middleware returns a VersionMismatchError
- Includes both unit and a functional test to prove the middleware works alone and as part of the whole system
no issue
- changes xmlrcp & slack `init` function to be `listen`
- update the code to use `listen` instead of `init`
- changes the tests to make sure that event listeners are not wired up
- adds 100% test coverage
Since we added slack event listeners, the xmlrpc event tests have been throwing an error:
> Unhandled rejection Error
See: http://puu.sh/phvjZ.png
This is because both xmlrpc & slack are listening to `post.published` events.
xmlrpc didn't require any extra stubbing, but the slack listener did
By turning the listeners off after the tests, we reset the environment to not impact the next event test
We probably need to do more work like this to improve the systems around event handling and
make them more robust
refs #6933
Some hard timezones of the hard coded list where shown (`label`-property) with a `GMT`-offset incl. DST. All offsets are now without DST.
Removes `offset` property as it is not used and `Greenwich Mean Time` from label.
fixes#6919, refs #6917
- resolves the problem by guarding for `tags` being undefined or null
- If it is undefined, we don't do any tag processing
- If it is null, we don't do any tag processing
- To delete all tags, you would provide `tags: []`
- adds tests at both the model (using withRelated) and API (using includes) layers
- moves the tests for the post updateTags functionality from the tag model spec to the post model spec & cleans up a bit
issues #6406#6399
- all dates are stored as UTC with this commit
- use moment.tz.setDefault('UTC')
- add migration file to recalculate local datetimes to UTC
- store all dates in same format into our three supported databases
- add option to remeber migrations inside settings (core)
- support DST offset for migration
- ensure we force UTC in test env
- run whole migration as transaction
- extend: Settings.findOne function
- add NODE_LEVEL to print errors while running tests
- try/catch while parsing translations file
- run setup/teardown as promise or callback
- some general error improvements
closes#6406
- adding timeZone Service to get the offset (=timezone reg. moment-timezone) overall available
- new publishedAtOffset date as CP using timeZone service and moment-timezone to calculate offset incl. DST
- removing timezone-obj transform as it became obsolete with moment-timezone
- reading timezones from configuration/timezones api endpoint
- adding a moment-utc transform to only work with utc times in backend
- when switching the timezone in the select box, the user will be shown the local time of the selected timezone
- added clock service to show actual time ticking below select box
- default timezone is '(GMT) Greenwich Mean Time : Dublin, Edinburgh, London'
- if no timezone is saved in the settings yet, the default value will be used
- showing local time in 'Publish Date' when it's a draft and no actual publishedAt value exists
- Removed the format 'DD MMM YY @ HH:mm (UTC Z)' which resolves to '01 Jan 16 @ 14:00 (UTC +02:00)'
- Changing the date.js helper in core/server for moment-timezone
- Fix timezone select: updates `selectedTimezone` to return the matching object from `availableTimezones`
- Including timezones in test for date-helper
- update to moment-timezone 0.5.1
- moving form-group of 'selectTimezone' further up so
- Tests:
- Set except for clock service in test env
- adding fixtures to mirage
- adding 'service.ajax' to navigation-test.js
- adding 'service:ghostPaths' to navigation-test.js
- Code improvements
- Changing clockservice to ES6
closes#6826
- refactors the validation of facebook and twitter input field in `general.js` and `user.js` controller
- Example validations for facebook:
- `facebook.com/username` will be corrected to the full URL
- `user` will show error `Your Page name is not a valid Facebook Page name' for `general.js` and `Your Username is not a valid Facebook Username` for `user.js` as the username in facebook has to be at least 5 characters long
- `twitter.com/username` will be autocorrected to the valid facebook URL incl. the `username`
- Example validations for twitter:
- `twitter.com/user_` will be corrected to the full URL
- `user:99` will show error `Your Username is not a valid Twitter Username`
- `facebook.com/username` will be autocorrected to the valid twitter URL incl. the `username`
- updates both acceptance tests
- adds further validation for facebook pages in general settings and user. Submitting a url which incl. `/page/` or `/pages/` will now accept any username followed incl. further `/`.
- adds a custom transform `facebook-url-user` which will extract the username (if it's a facebook page, incl. `pages/`) to store only this in the backend
- uses the `twitter-url-user` transform now also for user
refs #6534
- twitter & facebook fields are changing to store usernames only
- use the new social url util to generate urls where necessary
- update tests
refs #6534
- this PR assumes that we are now saving usernames only in the database for twitter & facebook
- adds a new social links utility which can generate twitter & facebook urls from the username
- adds a {{twitter_url}} and {{facebook_url}} helper which uses these
- adds a full suite of tests for the helpers & utils
refs #6534
- don't output publisher for the 'People' type on the author page
- change publisher to a full 'Organisation' for the 'Article' type on posts
Note:
Google's structured data validator also wants image & publisher.logo inside of Article to be full 'ImageObject's.
Currently, it output's an error for them: 'The attribute itemtype has an invalid value.'
However, the spec on Schema.org says a url is valid: https://schema.org/Article,
which is slightly different to Google's spec here: https://developers.google.com/structured-data/rich-snippets/articles#article_markup_properties
Ideally, we would output a full 'ImageObject', however we don't currently have the width & height info required.
Therefore, I think what we have is valid strictly speaking, but we should aim to fix this when we have better image tools.
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- minor optical fix for schema.org metadata
- sameAs property was showing `null` value in array, if no data was provided
- instead of showing `null`, it will be empty, if no data (author website, facebook or twitter) it will be an empty array
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- Check for title, user_name and user_email in the top level of config.
- If they exist, return them as part of the setup check, so that the setup screen can be prepopulated
- split out read CSV function into utility and add tests
- update API response to follow JSONAPI more closely
- update the UI to match the new API response
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- add some more tests, optimise tests and finish tests
- subscriber model checks external context permissions in permissible fn
- add missing permissions for subscriber csv
Form:
- add confirm, location & referrer hidden fields
- add script to populate location & referrer
- add helper for creating the email field
- pass through input class and placeholder for email from top level form helper
- rename subscribe_form template & helper as it sounds more natural
- handle success and error cases differently
- improve error message display
- ensure useful data is passed back so that we can show nice messages
- check for honeypot value being filled out
- refactor error handler to set an error and always still render
closes#6534
- new input fields in general settings incl. validation
- facebook and twitter as new models in settings.js
- adds values for facebook and twitter to default-settings.js
- adds blog helpers for facebook and twittter
- rather than saving the whole URL, the Twitter username incl. '@' will be extracted from URL and saved in the settings. The User will still input the full URL. After saving the blog setting, the stored Twitter username will be parsed again as the full URL and available in the input field. A custom transform is used for this.
- adding meta fields to be rendered in {{ghost_head}}:
- '<meta property="article:publisher" content="https://www.facebook.com/page" />' and
- '<meta name="twitter:site" content="@user"/>'
- adds facebook and twitter to unit test for structured data
- adds unit test for general settings
- adds acceptance test for new input fields in general settings
- adds a custom transform for twitter model to save only the username to the server
- adds unit test for transform
closes#6584
- Frontend Changes:
- adds 'Apps' to Navigation Menu
- adds 'Slack' as nested page to Apps
- adds `apps.css`
- adds `slack-integration` model and uses `slack-settings` custom transform to parse JSON file
- adds validation for `slack` model
- adds fixtures and `slack/test` API endpoint to Mirage
- adds acceptance tests for `apps-test` and `slack-test`
- adds unit tests for `slack-settings` and `slack-integration`
- Backend Changes:
- adds API endpoint `slack/test` to send Test Notification
- adds default-values for slack model
- sends payload to slack:
- text: the url of the blogpost / test message
- icon_url: url to ghost logo
- username: Ghost
- adds `slack/index.js` to send webhook to slack if
- a new post is published (if slack webhook url is saved in settings)
- user clicks on 'Send Test Notification' in UI
- adds `slack.init()` to `server.index.js` to add event listener
- adds unit test for `slack/index`
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- move the post lookup functionality into its own file
- handle the pre and post lookup checks to verify that we found the correct post
- checking that the URL matches handles checking that a post looked up with pagePermalink is a page
- all cases where there is no match throws a 404 directly, this could just call next() ?
refs #6644
- urls specified in config.js should be considered whitelisted/trusted
- this is not quite straightforward because config.js is not ready at the point the middleware is required
- tests have been updated to cover these new cases + use rewire to override the internal whitelist cache
closes#6462
- monkey-patch validator.extends() since it was dropped by validator @5.0.0
- coerce input to string prior to validation (custom toString func)
- need to handle boolean validation based on column type not isIn()
- use `lodash.tostring` to convert input values to strings
refs #6589
- add internalAppsPath as a proper config path
- middleware/routes will be setup for any internal apps which have the function
- this should be refactored into some sort of proper hooks system as part of apps
- internal apps get permission to do anything the proxy allows
refs #6301, #4176
Add migration for:
- 5 new client permissions
- 15 relations between the admin, editor & author role and the 5 new permissions
- updates to tests to show that permissions get updated properly
refs #6301, #6399
- new scheduler client will be used by any web app that handles time and calls back to the scheduling API at the right time
- new scheduler client will need to be confidential, rather than public, hence the 'web' type instead of 'ua'
- adds validation to client type that it must have a type of 'ua', 'web', or 'native'
refs #6301
- move the temporary `fixClientSecret` function from migration.init into being a proper fixture migration task
- update the tests accordingly
refs #6301
- bump the default version & update corresponding test
- add empty task folders for 005 data & fixture migrations
- update tests to cover the new 005 upgrades
Closes#6625
- Adds a failing test for not returning computed columns as well
as for the bookshelf bug where extra columns passed into a fetch
will result in the model having an extra "quoted" column.
- Filter model attributes for passing into "fetch" but used the
entire list of columns for `toJSON`.
closes#5914, #6589
- moves all private-blogging related code & tests into /server/apps/private-blogging/
- rework Grunt to run private-blogging tests
- modify server apps code to have a place for internal apps
refs #6301, #4176
- always check existence of items before attempting to create them, in order to prevent duplicates
- provide stats on how many object creations are expected vs done
- split out and improve fixture utils tests (100% covers utils)
Refs #6644
- deps: cors@2.7.1; Add express cors package.
- Adds new middleware for proper CORS support.
- Handles CORS pre-flight checks.
- Separates request authentication/authorization from
CORS.
Refs #6642
- Do not send CORS headers on an invalid "origin"
header, but otherwise allow the response to
proceed normally. This enforces CORS for the browser
but does not blow up non-CORS requests.
refs #6301
- The order of model fixtures matters, so they should be in an array
- By splitting out the population code into a utils file, it'll be possible to use this to do updates as well
- This should make it much easier to do permissions updates in future
Closes#6620
* Changed it from always returning true, to evaluate if it is the
current logged in user, and if so, check the old password. If not,
ignore
refs #6621, #6622
- remove unneeded `return new Promise.resolve()` lines
- reduce code in tests
- improve quality of tests checking that all task functions are executed
- add missing test coverage
refs #6623
- automatically set useNullAsDefault to false for sqlite3 so that we don't get a warning
- we should *not* be relying on the behaviour of interpretting undefined anywhere, so it is correct that an error should be output if this happens so that we can fix the bad behaviour
- Simplify the `init` method in `models/index.js` so that it no longer
returns a promise. Easier to use.
- Eliminates the `deleteAllContent` method from `models/index.js` as it
can all be handled at the API layer in a single spot.
- Optimize `destroyAllContent` in `api/db.js`. Eliminates
double-fetching every post from the database and converting it to
JSON. Also only fetches ids from the database instead of the entire
model.
- Eliminates the custom static method `destroy` in the Post model in
favor of handling detaching tag relations in a single place (the
`destroying` event). This also eliminates a big source of unneeded
database round trips--needing to get post ids to feed into
`Post.destroy()` which then re-fetches the post again.
refs #6301
- fix messages that joined with comma and therefore missed outputting version no
- change `logInfo` to `logger` that has both an info and a warn method
- add new warn method to errors
- add a warn message everytime a migration (data or fixture) gets skipped over
- update logger everywhere, including tests
- update tests to check logger.warn gets called
refs #6301
- Make sure that every fixture operation has a check to ensure that it hasn't already run
- E.g. The update of sort_order on posts_tags should only happen if there are no values which aren't a zero
- This makes sure that we don't accidentally overwrite data on FORCE_MIGRATE
- No need to try to set settings types if they are already correct
- Only update the admin client if it needs it, else we're regenerating secrets each time
refs #5091, #6612
- fixes meta data so it won't output 'null' as a JSON-LD schema
- added test coverage for this if/else
- this case cannot happen within the existing system, it only happens with custom channels after #6612
refs #5091, #6612
- unify getNextUrl & getPrevUrl into getPaginatedUrl
- ensure that it can generate a prev, next or exact page no url
- ensure that it can figure out the base url
- use the same code from the page_url helper
- refactor the tests to ensure there's 100% coverage
Following on from #6612, this ensures that pagination always works regardless of whether the channel is default or custom
refs #5091
- makes post context explicit - data.post must be set, rather than post being the default
- uses channelConfig to determine the context for a channel (the channel name) rather than basing it off of the URL
- updates tests to setup the contexts more clearly, the outcome has not changed
Since #6469 req has channelConfig attached to it.
We can use req.channelConfig to determine what the context should be for a channel (the channel name)
This allows us to remove the hardcoded URLs, and means that custom channels will automatically get their own context.
Coupled with removing 'post' from being a default/fallthrough, to being explicitly set, this will reduce
potential context errors, as we start to extend the frontend capabilities
closes#6604
* Default for `to` was always `(from-1) + limit`. This caused a problem
where the `to` value could be higher than the length of the number of
blog posts, causing `@last` to never be called/reached
* Now sets `to` to have a default of `length` and if a limit was sent
through and not higher than `length`, to then set `to` to that value
* Added some extra tests for `@last` and `@first` use cases
* Added some inline commenting
refs #6301
- Replace builder & automated database upgrade with a set of explicit tasks
- Ensure the tasks can only happen if they need to
- Remove some duplicate code between fixture & db upgrades (more to do)
- Add tests
refs #6301
- changes createTable to use createTableIfNotExists, this is consistent with deletion
- splits out backup, reset, update and populate functions from migration/index into their own files
- moves the wrapped function for populatingDefaultSettings to fixtures.ensureDefaultSettings
- moves `modelOptions` down to the fixture files that actually use it
- adds test coverage for backup, reset and populate, but not for update as that needs refactoring
refs #6301
- `currentVersion` was leftover from before the first public release of Ghost!
- simplified the code for `getDatabaseVersion`
- improved & made consistent how errors are handled in `getDatabaseVersion`
- migration error handling updated to reflect the changes in `getDatabaseVersion`
- added tests for both `getDatabaseVersion` and `setDatabaseVersion`
refs #6354, #6495 & #6599
- don't allow config.database to be merged, instead, override it always
- make sure that route tests call done even when they error
refs #6301
- change knex getter def to be configurable, else it is not testable
- remove exportPath and lang from config - neither are used
- add client_trusted_domains to tables which shouldn't be exported as there are no clients in the export
- change export signature to be an object with `doExport` function consistent with import & easier to test
- cleanup export code so it is clearer, easier to read & to test:
- use mapSeries instead of sequence
- use Promise.props instead of Promise.join
- split functionality into smaller functions
- add test coverage
refs #6301
Fixtures:
- Removed all the old (and now broken) 003 fixture upgrades
- Split the 004 fixture upgrade tasks out, each into their own file
- Improved the versioning code that figured out which upgrades we should do
- Added lots of test coverage to make sure all the fixtures are still being run correctly.
Permissions fixtures:
- Changed the code that was populating permissions fixtures to be more automated & based only on what is in the permissions.json file.
- Added lots of test coverage to make sure all the permissions are still being created correctly.
Merging the two things:
- Merged the content of permissions.json and fixtures.json into fixtures.json, but using the new structure from permissions.json.
- Changed to use the new automated model & relation creation for all fixtures, not just permissions.
- The only thing that can't be auto-populated just now is the owner creation, I think that's important enough to do separately.
- There were (so far) never any permission updates, so code for updating fixtures stays the same through the merge.
- This results in two clear code paths: populate (fill out a brand new DB) and update (make any changes since the last version)
Test coverage is now 100% across both updates and populations.
closes#6361
- Updated bluebird dependency to latest 3.1.2.
- Updated update check to handle promises not resolving to arrays.
- Reviewed all other promise code and it looks good.
- Updated code using settle to use the new reflect function.
refs #6406
- endpoint configuration/timezones refers to timezones.json file in data
- added route for endpoint in api.js to use method read in configuration.js
no issue
- my IDE has been moaning at me for every usage of i18n.t that didn't have 2 args
- this uses the optional notation and expects an object instead of JSON (JSON requires keys to be quoted)
refs #6534
- fixes a bug where published_at was incorrectly falling back to the created_at date
- updated meta index to get author name
- add written by & filed under labels + data if the values are present (only on posts/pages)
- updated tests
no issue
- In Ghost, 'context' means the page or section of a blog we're currently within
when rendering a theme, e.g. 'post' or 'tag' or 'home'.
- In handlebars 'context' refers to the blob of JSON that is tied to a template.
- These two uses of the word 'context' have gotten very confusing, so I've removed all usage of 'context' within the Ghost handlebars helpers, EXCEPT where they actually refer to the current context (e.g. the is helper)
closes#5887
- make use of the new 'fallthrough' option which landed in express-static 1.10.0
- change local-file-store and middleware serving `/public/` and `/shared/` files to use the new `fallthrough: false` option
- 404s are now served directly, without slashes or uncapitalise getting triggered
refs #6421, #6525
- The configuration API endpoint was a bit of an animal:
- It's used currently in two ways, once for general config, another for the about page.
- These two things are different, and would require different permissions in future.
- There was also both a browse and a read version, even though only browse was used.
- The response from the browse was being artificially turned into many objects, when its really just one with multiple keys
- The new version treats each type of config as a different single object with several keys
- The new version therefore only has a 'read' request
- A basic read request with no key will return basic config that any client would need
- A read request with the about key returns the about config
- A read request with a different key could therefore return some other config
refs #5345
- As discussed in #5345, this is effectively debug output.
- It currently only appears on the console, and console output should be in English
- If we add a UI later, this should be translated, but console/debug output should not
refs #6301
- Move secret generation logic to the model defaults, so there's no need to handle this in fixtures
- Tested upgrades from 003 & fresh installs -> all is well
refs #6534
- this is an initial fix for having no description at all unless a meta description is provided
- we may need to tweak the lengths / provide different lengths for different values in future
refs #6526
- Change our errors to use `statusCode` for the status code (like res.statusCode)
- Use statusCode for anything that's supposed to be the statusCode, rather than an error idenfier/code
- Update all the tests that check the key
- Route tests don't need fixing as the status codes are still returned correctly
no issue
- request is quite a heavy dependency
- we were only using request in 3 places: a test, storing contrib images in the gruntfile & the gravatar lookup
- all 3 are relatively simple to do with the http/https module
- refactored all 3, removed request
refs #5091
- Move renderChannel to own file
- Update channel config to have get/list methods
- Move main routes to be generated based on the list of channels
- Move RSS routes to be subroutes of channels
- Move redirect301 to be a shared util
- Add full test coverage
- Split frontend route tests into frontend & channels
no issue
Including app fields along with tags & authors was a preoptimisation.
We don't use them yet, and having them results in database calls that are unnecessary.
Closes#5350
- No longer necessary to initialize via async init().
- Adds a startup-check for mail configuration.
- Creates a notification in the admin client if
mail transport is "direct" and sending a message fails.
closes#6186
- Refactored ghost head helper to use the new metadata functions.
- Fix issue where tag should output description if missing meta description.
- Add test for tag description.
- Updated tests to look for author urls with a tailing backslash
- Fix author to output meta description first and then bio if missing.
refs #6301
- In the migration folder, commands.js changed to builder.js to resolve conflict with the 'commands' inside data/utils/clients/.
- a new data/schema/ folder has been added to hold all the code related to the database schema
- data/utils/clients have been moved to data/schema/clients
- data/utils/index.js has become data/schema/commands.js
- data/schema.js has been split, the definition of the DB schema stays put, the additional checks have moved to data/schema/checks.js
- data/validation/index.js has become data/schema/versioning.js
- data/fixtures has moved to data/migration/fixtures
- data/default-settings.json has moved to data/schema/default-settings.json
closes#6422
- trim trailing slashes before comparing URLs in navigation helper
- add test case to make sure nav-current is appended regardless of trailing slash presence
issue #6186
- Moved asset helper logic to a asset url function.
- Created author image function to be used in ghost_head helper.
- Created author url function to be used in the ghost_head helper.
- Created canonical url function to be used in the ghost_head helper.
- Moved meta_description helper logic to a function.
- Moved excerpt helper logic to a function.
- Created an index in data/meta to be used in ghost_head helper to get all data.
- Created keyword function to be used in the ghost_head helper.
- Created modified data function to be used in the ghost_head helper.
- Created next url function to be used in the ghost_head helper.
- Created ogType function to be used in the ghost_head helper.
- Created previous url function to be used in the ghost_head helper.
- Created published data function to be used in the ghost_head helper.
- Created rss url function to be used in the ghost_head helper.
- Created schema function to be used in the ghost_head helper.
- Created structured data function to be used in the ghost_head helper.
- Moved meta_title helper logic to a title function.
- Moved url helper logic to a url function.
- Wrote tests for all the new functions
This is just the first step. I plan on refactoring the ghost head to use these new functions.
closes#5489
- Remove unneeded Promise.promisify in mailer
- Remove noEmailTransportConfigured error as not relevant anymore (Direct is default)
- Clone message argument in mailer.send
- Move test from api_mail_spec to mail_spec
- Add default mail title test
issue #6270
- Exposed getBaseUrl on the config class.
- Fix formatting config index as array was more then 140 characters long.
- Updated getBaseUrl to handle secure by replacing http with https if true.
- Fixed ghost_head helper to output canonical base url no https.
- Fixed ghost_head helper to set secure correctly for the rss link.
- Fixed navigation helper to pass secure in each nav item, so that urlFor can u$
- Fixed {{url}} to pass secure correctly to config.urlFor.
- Fixed test to use urlSSL over https besides for canonical.
- Add tests for {{url}} and to make sure they output https for absolute and secure.
- Update twitter and og url to use the canonical url.
fixes#6292
- Added createImageNodeFromDatum to BaseSiteMapGenerator
- Refactor some defaults code that was unnecessary
- Add tests for posts, tags, users and posts with images
closes#6272
- curly braces and back-tick should also be replaced with a dash
- other symbols and chars in ascii table are either removed or replace
- not all the replacements are sensible, but better than having odd chars in the slug for now
fixes#6247
- GQL has a bug where literals starting with numbers are incorrectly parsed
- Using strings instead of literals is a workaround, but is probably safer anyway
closes#6226
- adds calls to oauth middleware on PUT /authentication/setup/
- prevent setup/two from trying to log in again if user is already logged in
refs #5942, #6150
There were a few key problems I was looking to solve with this:
- Introduce a single point of truth for what the URL for accessing the API should be
- Provide a simple way to configure the utility (much like a true SDK)
As of this commit, this utility is still automatically available in a Ghost theme.
To use it on an external site, the code would look like:
```
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://my-ghost-blog.com/shared/ghost-url.min.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
ghost.init({
clientId: "<your-client-id>",
clientSecret: "<your-client-secret>"
});
</script>
```
To achieve this, there have been a number of changes:
- A new `apiUrl` function has been added to config, which calculates the correct URL. This needs to be unified with the other url generation functions as a separate piece of work.
- The serveSharedFile middleware has been updated, so that it can serve files from / or /shared and to substitute `{{api-url}}` as it does `{{blog-url}}`.
- ghost-url.js and ghost-url.min.js have been updated to be served via the serveSharedFile middleware
- ghost-url.js has been changed slightly, to take the url from an inline variable which is substituted the first time it is served
- `{{ghost_head}}` has been updated, removing the api url handling which is now in config/url.js and removing the configuration of the utility in favour of calling `init()` after the script is required
- `{{ghost_head}}` has also had the meta tags for client id and secret removed
- tests have been updated
no issue
- provide a single point for accessing config in unit tests
- create a single way to set and restore config
- ensure that restore deletes top level optional keys that are now undefined
- use this._config in check deprecations, otherwise the config gets cached
- solves issues with interdependent tests
no issue
- If client credentials are missing, or not valid, output a clear message in the server console
- Still defaults to sending the 'access denied to url' error to the frontend
no issue
- Cache the permalinks & postsPerPage settings on the config.theme object
- Use the config.theme cache to reference these items throughout the frontend of a blog
- Removes the need for workarounds and extra code to handle async fetches
- Makes these values accessible to all themes, which is very useful now we have the API stuff
closes#6150
- clean up ghost.url.api script
- switch to inlining config and making the ghost-url.js file an external request
- add minification in production
closes#5850
- filters were added so that apps could change the output of the helpers, but as async helpers are a hack, this led to issues
- apps aren't currently a working part of Ghost, so for now, lets remove the filters
- we'll add these back when we have a better implementation of async helpers & this style of app is back on the cards
refs #5091, #6166
- fetch channel config via an internal function
- prevents channel config from being statically cached at runtime
- means that labs & other settings can be used to change these values
