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`
- 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
- 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 #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
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
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.
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
refs #6009
- This is a straight rename, no functionality is added
- The dot syntax requires pre/post processing to convert the name
- This PR also includes several updates to the tests, as they weren't being run as part of Travis!
- pass debug: true to the API to get some useful debug output
- does not work in production mode
Note: I have added these lines back in so many times in the past month or so so that I could
figure out what was happening, I figured everyone else might find them useful.
TODO: use a proper logging method dependent on env
refs #5614
- change isPublicContext to detectPublicContext
- behaviour now expands the context object out
- this is a bit of a sideeffect, but this is the simplest change
that makes it possible to use the context in the model layer without
significant wider changes
- add new access rules plugin
- takes a context object as part of `forge()` & caches it on the model instance
- provides helper functions for testing access rules later on
closes#5941
- added UI to labs page
- added method to determine if full authentication is required
- updated public_api tests to enable public api first
refs #5602
- add "order" to default browse options
- parse order parameter in Base model
- accept "order" option in Post, User and Tag models
- add tests for posts order
- add tests for tags order
- add tests for users order
refs #5943
- removed featured, tag and author parameters from posts API
- featured was only used in tests
- removed role filter from users API
- role was only used in tests
- fixed up the tests, skipping those that don't quite work yet
refs #5604, refs #5463
- deps: ghost-gql@0.0.2
- adds code to wire up the filtering to a paginated query
- updated pagination plugin count query to use 'distinct' so it's more robust
- rename paginationUtils.query to addLimitAndOffset to be more explicit and make the code clearer
- add a new 'advanced browsing spec' set of tests for tracking these features as they are built out
no issue
- update grunt-jscs dependency
- fix deprecated `validateJSDoc` configuration
- fix numerous linting errors, including:
- use of future-reserved `public` and `private` variable names
- use of `[]` instead of dot-notation (especially `express['static']` and `cacheRules['x']`)
- extra spaces in `const { run } = Ember` style constructs
One issue that did become apparent is that there are conflicting rules that prevent the use of object function shorthand such that both of these:
```
{ myFunc() {} }
{ myFunc () {} }
```
are called out due to either the missing or the extra space before the `(`
refs #5808
- Fix the API to return a single 422 error when an invalid value is passed
- Only affects Browse, and not Read at present due to differences in how they are handled
- Frontend was changed to always 404 in #5851
- Adds tests to ensure all cases are covered
- password changes should only be possible from the password change endpoint
Credits: An anonymous researcher working with Beyond Security's SecuriTeam Secure Disclosure program
no issue
- added ghost-admin client_id to admin
- added ghost-admin client_secret to admin
- added client.read() api endpoint
- added random generation of client_secret to migration
- removed addClientSecret method
- updated tests
closes#5298
- remove all harcoded instances of jQuery throughout the front-end of the blog
- add migration function to add cdn link to ghost_foot code injection when migrating up from version 003
- migration version bump
no issue
- extract handlePermissions to utils
- added NoPermissionError when canThis() rejects
- omitted users.js because it uses special permission handling
