refs #9150
- Moves the password length fn from `models/user` to `data/validation` where the other validator functions live.
- Added password validation rules. Password rules added:
- Disallow obviously bad passwords: '1234567890', 'qwertyuiop', 'asdfghjkl;' and 'asdfghjklm' for example
- Disallow passwords that contain the words 'password' or 'ghost'
- Disallow passwords that match the user's email address
- Disallow passwords that match the blog domain or blog title
- Disallow passwords that include 50% or more of the same characters: 'aaaaaaaaaa', '1111111111' and 'ababababab' for example.
- Password validation returns an `Object` now, that includes an `isValid` and `message` property to differentiate between the two error messages (password too short or password insecure).
- Use a catch predicate in `api/authentication` on `passwordReset`, so the correct `ValidationError` will be thrown during the password reset flow rather then an `UnauthorizedError`.
- When in setup flow, the blog title is not available yet from `settingsCache`. We therefore supply it from the received form data in the user model `setup` method to have it accessible for the validation.
refs #5091
- Move all of the code to do with handling channels into one folder
- Still keeping all the shared/simlar code for rendering etc inside weird
frontend folder until I am sure what this will look like
refs #9178
- Introduce the /services/ folder
- Move xmlrpc there
- Move slack there
- In slack: remove a usage of the settings API that should use settingsCache
- In slack: Simplify the tests
- Various tiny changes to move towards code consistency
refs #5091
- remove the use of functions
- remove unnecessary quotes from tag filter
- move channel config to be a JSOn file called config.channels.json
- accept external config
- new channelUtils for tests
- remove channelConfig.get
- refactor so tests work as expected
- refactor away duplicate 'name' value
closes#9164
- check options.importing on xmlrpc
- also don't ping if private
- cleanup slack to work the same way
- update tests
- TODO: we need to prevent this event happening altogether
refs #5091
- There is very little that changes here, just code readability
- However I've expanded out the tests getting ready to be able to test more deeply as I refactor the routing
refs #9150
- move data manipulation for importing users from `importers/data/users` to `model/user` for more consistency (see behaviour of post imports)
- changed importing logic in `onSaving` fn for user model:
- when importing, we set the password to a random uid and don't validate, just hash it and lock the user
- when importing with `importPersistUser` we check if the password is a bcrypt hash already and fall back to normal behaviour if not (set random password, lock user, and hash password)
- don't run validations when importing
refs #9141
- adds support for `{{#prev_post in="author"}}{{/prev_post}}` & `{{#next_post in="author"}}{{/next_post}}`
- "author.slug" is the author equivalent of "primary_tag.slug" - there is only one
- added tests to cover both cases in the prev/next helpers
closes#9136
Changed the functionality in `make-absolute-urls.js` util to not convert the URL when starting which an `#`, as it indicates and internal link.
The util is used inside of the `{{amp_content}}` helper and to render the RSS feed. I tested the changes with the most popular RSS reader 'Feedly' and it seems like these internal links get converted to absolute URL inside of Feedly automatically.
no issue
- This started as an attempt to simplify the admin redirect code
- I realised we were sometimes using utils.redirect301 and sometimes not
- Decided to move this into utils.url as it's more relevant to URL generation
- Unified usage of redirects in the codebase
- Updated tests & ensured we have basic coverage
- rename adminRedirect -> redirectToAdmin
- Tweak method signature, fix channel edit redirects
- Tests: Optimised test descriptions for url-redirects_spec.js
- ensure caching works as expected
closes#8222
- There are still some cases where Ghost shows "the currently active theme X is missing" when it isn't
- This is due to the error handling masking several cases
- This PR resolves that, ensuring errors from gscan and the underlying environment don't get masked
closes#9060
- Update `gscan` - it now extracts custom templates and exposes them to Ghost
- Add `custom_template` field to post schema w/ 1.13 migration
- Return `templates` array for the active theme in `/themes/` requests
- Users with Author/Editor roles can now request `/themes/`
- Front-end will render `custom_template` for posts if it exists, template priority is now:
1. `post/page-{{slug}}.hbs`
2. `{{custom_template}}.hbs`
3. `post/page.hbs`
closes#8668, refs #8920
- Updated tests to include internal tags
- Tests had no example of an internal tag
- Need this to show that the new filtering works as expected
- primary_tag is a calculated field
- This ensures that we can alias the field to equivalent logic in API filters
- By replacing primary_tag by a lookup based on a tag which has order 0
- bump ghost-gql to 0.0.8
**NOTE:**
Until GQL is refactored, there are limitations on what else can be filtered when using primary_tag in a filter e.g. it wont be possible to do a filter based on primary_tag AND/OR other tag filters.
refs #5091
- This removes hardcoded config to generate feed urls
- This means that RSS feeds work properly for custom channels
- Remaining assumption is that paginated feeds will end /pageNum/
- Added extra tests
- Don't pass through query params
refs #5091
- This simple change allows custom contexts to use existing channel logic
- E.g. if we want to create a custom tag-based channel, it can pass "tag" as the context, and get all the same metadata logic
refs #9043
- Cleanups / refactors to make the code more manageable
- Move remaining code out of index.js
- Only "init" function is left. Actions map cache and init function is based heavily on the settings cache module
- refactor the odd way of exporting
- This was cleaned up naturally by moving the actionsMap object out
- rename "effective" -> "providers"
- "Providers" provide permissions for different things that can have permissions (users, apps, in future clients).
refs #9001
When a blog is in private mode there is now an unguessable URL that allows access to the RSS feed for internal use, commenting systems, etc.
- add public hash for private blogging
- auto generate on bootstrap if missing
- global hash, we can re-use in the future
- update private blogging middleware to detect the private RSS URL and rewrite it so that the normal rss route/code is used for display
- if a normal `/rss/` route is accessed with a private session return a 404
no issue
- If the brute store throws an error and the `handleStoreError` is called, then the storage is unable to get/set values.
- This is not a PermissionError. The result is that the user has no access, because the brute store has problems reading/writing to the storage.
closes#9089
- use the current date any time a post is fetched if the database contains an invalid date
- raise an error any time an attempt is made to save an invalidate date via the API
closes https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/issues/8943
- if you send a tag name with a hash, it's an internal tag
- ensure that the visibility property is forced to `internal`
- add a proper test
no issue
- preparation for #9001
- no need to require the settings API, we can simply fetch the data from the settings cache
- the settings API uses the settings cache anyway
closes https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/issues/8987
- set `linkify-it` `fuzzyLink` option to false so that it only auto-links URLs starting with `http(s)://` or other valid schemes
no issue
* Comment current state of toJSON for user model
- currently the user model does not return the email if the context is app/external/public OR if there is no context object at all
- i am not 100% sure why if there is no context we should not return the email address
- i think no context means internal access
- maybe change this condition cc @ErisDS
* Extend our access rules plugin
- we already have a instance method to determine which context is used
- this relies on passing options into `.forge` - but we almost never pass the context into the forge call
- added @TODO
- provide another static method to determine the context based on the options object passed from outside
* Use the new static function for existing code
* Add comment where the external context is used
* Remove certain fields from a public request (User model only)
* Tests: support `checkResponse` for a public request
- start with an optional option pattern
- i would love to get rid of checkResponse('user', null, null, null)
- still support old style for now
- a resoure can define the default response fields and public response fields
* Tests: adapt public api test
* Tests: adapt api user test
- use new option pattern for `checkResponse`
- eww null, null, null, null....
* Revert the usage of the access rules plugin
no issue
- it's not allowed to change/add these attributes via the API
- created_at = is only once set on adding the resource
- created_by = is only once set on adding the resource
- updated_by = is set on the server side when updating the model (based on who is logged in)
- updated_at = is set on the server side when updating the model
* Revert the usage of the access rules plugin
closes#9077
- because of our API layer refactoring, see https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/pull/9068
- we can now see that code was written wrong because of this horrible API bug
- this fixes the formats parameter for querying a single post
no issue
- the logic here bypasses filtering options!
- that is wrong, because if we filter out certain options e.g. include
- the tests from the previous commit fail because of this
- if we don't fix this logic, the tests won't pass, because as said, you can bypass certain logic e.g. remove roles from include
- this has worked before, because we passed the wrong options via the API layer
- was introduced here 014e2c88dd, because of https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/pull/6122
- add proper tests to proof that these queries work!!
no issue
- this has a big underlying problem
- each task in the pipeline can modify the options
- e.g. add a proper permission context
- if we chain after the pipeline, we don't have access to the modified options object
- and then we pass the wrong options into the `toJSON` function of a model
- the toJSON function decides what to return based on options
- this is the easiest solution for now, but i am going to write a spec if we can solve this problem differently
🐛 Fixed author role permission to change author
no issue
- To be able to fix this bug, we had to solve tasks from #9043
- This bug affects the private / undocumented API only
- Author role users should not be allowed to change the author of a post
no issue
- we store dates without milliseconds in the database
- our test environment does not use our model layer to insert data, this is related to https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/issues/7196
- so it can happen that the test env inserts unix timestamps instead of a formatted string
- e.g. adding data via the model layer (e.g. via the API) the format is always normalised to `YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss`
- if we fetch the date from the database, we have a hook which sorts out knex returning different formats for dates
- this hook wraps the returned date into a UTC moment date, but adds the current milliseconds on top
- which can collide in tests when you have specific assertions
- use `startOf` to ignore milliseconds
- furthermore: remove the mentionings of `pg` (postgres)
refs #8602
- Add the wiring to pass attributes around the permission system
- Allows us to get access to the important "unsafe" attributes that are changing
- E.g. status for posts
- This can then be used to determine whether a user has permission to perform an attribute-based action
- E.g. publish a post (change status)
no issue
- our public API is still a beta/labs feature
- from api.ghost.org
> The API is still under very (very) heavy development and subject to regular breaking changes.
- users should expect breaking changes in any release (independent from semver versions)
- the public user API never returns any email addresses to decrease the information we expose
- there is no need to keep the support fetching a user by email address
no issue
- this bug fix affects all endpoints for the public user access
- we allowed fetching `roles` via the public api by accident
- see our docs: https://api.ghost.org/docs/users)
- we only allow `count.posts`
- returning roles via the public api exposes too many details
- this was never intentional
refs #9028
- if you upload a redirects file and a redirects file exists already, we backup this file to `data/redirects-YYYY-MM-DD-HH-mm-ss.json`
- decrease chance of random test failures by not comparing date format with seconds
