no issue
- https://github.com/mochajs/mocha/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#400--2017-10-02
- the new `--exit` flag might be interesting at some point
> In Mocha v3.0.0 and newer, returning a Promise and calling done() will result in an exception.
- adapt teardown/setup test utility
- adapt other mixed usages of callback && Promise usage
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/41
- differentiate error codes
- return 404 if image was not found
- else return a 500
- use i18n keys
- use errors.utils.isIgnitionError (!)
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/41, refs https://github.com/TryGhost/gscan/issues/85
- if you are using the pagination helper not inside a resource context, you will receive an error
- improve error message, because it was not clear what happened
- downgrade error level to normal, because it's not a critical error from Ghost's perspective, from user perspective it is
- added help docs link and added a callout to our docs
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/41
- if you add invalid handlebars logic e.g. {{if condition condition}}, handlebars throws an error
- in case of having invalid hbs in an amp page, the amp component throwed another syntax error (which is fixed in this PR)
- furthermore the `setTemplate` helper function had a logic bug, which did not handle errors correctly
- if there is an error and a template is set (e.g. amp), we have to still render the error page and not the amp page
- this fix only ensures that the error handling is correct, we still see the error of the "ugly" handlebars message
- e.g. [amp.hbs] Cannot read property 'includeZero' of undefined
- but no longer -> Cannot read property 'html' of undefined (which was a syntax error in Ghost)
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/41
- if you send invalid encoded url components in the path, the server tried to decode the url
- if it contains invalid characters like /AF%, it throwed a 500
- we return a page not found error instead
no issue
Support for http://resthooks.org style webhooks that can be used with Zapier triggers. This can currently be used in two ways:
a) adding a webhook record to the DB manually
b) using the API with password auth and POSTing to /webhooks/ (this is private API so not documented)
⚠️ only _https_ URLs are supported in the webhook `target_url` field 🚨
- add `webhooks` table to store event names and target urls
- add `POST` and `DELETE` endpoints for `/webhooks/`
- configure `subscribers.added` and `subscribers.deleted` events to trigger registered webhooks
no issue
- added https://github.com/TryGhost/bookshelf-relations as dependency
- remove existing tag handling
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* Important: Ensure we trigger parent initialize function
- otherwise the plugin is unable to listen on model events
- important: event order for listeners is Ghost -> Plugin
- Ghost should be able to listen on the events as first instance
- e.g. be able to modify/validate relationships
* Fix tag validation
- we detect lower/update case slugs for tags manually
- this can't be taken over from the plugin obviously
- ensure we update the target model e.g. this.set('tags', ...)
* override base fn: `permittedAttributes`
- ensure we call the base
- put relations on top
- each relation is allowed to be passed
- the plugin will auto-unset any relations to it does not reach the database
* Ensure we run add/edit/delete within a transaction
- updating nested relationships requires sql queries
- all sql statements have to run in a single transaction to ensure we rollback everything if an error occurs
- use es6
closes#8143
Fixed a potential issue (edge-case), where our generated and validated (in terms of check for existance and add a counter) would return a slug, that will exceed the maximum length of the slug fields (191 chars).
This is mostly possible for the post title, which can be 255 chars long and would generate a slug with the same length. This would prevent the user from actually saving a post.
I tried first to determine the expected length for a slug that already exists, but decided that the **easier** and simplyfied implementation is to always cut a slug to **185 chars** (+ counter). This makes it easier to find duplicates and includes a possible high number of counts (edge-edge-case).
The slug will not be cut down to 185 chars if it's an import.
refs #9192
- Introduces a url service that can be initialised
- Added a concept of Resources and resource config.json that contains details about the resources in the system that we may want to make customisable
- Note that individual resources know how to create their own Urls... this is important for later
- Url Service loads all of the resources, and stores their URLs
- The UrlService binds to all events, so that when a resource changes its url and related data can be updated if needed
- There is a temporary config guard so that this can be turned off easily
refs #8143
Add max length validations to settings:
- `blog.title`: 150 chars
- `blog.description`: 200 chars
The `validateSettings` fn in our validations checks for existing `validations` properties in our `default-settings.json` file, similar to other tables in our `schema.js`.
no issue
- when calling `doesTranslationKeyExist`, we want to know if a key exists, we don't want to log if the key was not found
- this can mess up the server log
no issue
- useful for managing subscribers via external systems/API calls where it's likely only the e-mail address will be known
- adds `GET /subscribers/email/:email/`
- adds `DELETE /subscribers/email/:email/`
no issue
Had a couple of people ask about how to delete welcome posts easily, so adding a bio to the default user to draw a little more attention to it
no issue
- it can happen that concurrent requests try to renew access tokens with the same refresh token
- in this case it could happen that you received a token deletion error
- add propert locking
- ensure we don't run into deadlocks
- manual testing with async.times for parallel requests (was able to reproduce the error)
refs #5091, #9192
- Renderer figures out templates, contexts, and does a render call
- Templating is now handled with a single function
- Context call is made in the renderer
Note: to make this work, all controllers now define a little bit of config, currently stored in res._route. (That's a totally temporary location, as is res._template... when a sensible naming convention reveals itself I'll get rid of the weird _). This exposes a type and for custom routes a template name & default.
refs #9192, refs #5091
- Moved all url generation into generate-feed.js, so we can see as much data processing as possible in a single place.
- Refactored the way res.locals were used, to be more like how express uses them prior to rendering
- Removed a bunch of code & tests todo with context for RSS - I can't see any way that'd be used, unless we switched the rendering to use a template.
- moved the RSS rendering to be part of the service, not controller
- updated the tests significantly
Note: RSS generate-feed has a complete duplication of the code used in the excerpt helper in order to create an item description
refs #8613, refs #9228
- if you send a request to /authentication/token with `grant_type:password` and a Bearer token, Ghost was not able to handle this combination
- because it skipped the client authentication, see https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/blob/1.17.0/core/server/auth/authenticate.js#L13
- and OAuth detects the `grant_type: password` and jumps in the target implementation
- the target implementation for password authentication **again** tried to fetch the client and failed, because it relied on the previous client authentication
- see https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/blob/1.17.0/core/server/auth/oauth.js#L40 (client.slug is undefined if client authentication is skipped)
- ^ so this is the bug
- we **can** skip client authentication for requests to the API to fetch data for example e.g. GET /posts (including Bearer)
- so when is a client authentication required?
- RFC (https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6749#page-38) differentiates between confidential and public clients, Ghost has no implementation for this at the moment
- so in theory, public clients don't have to be authenticated, only if the credentials are included
- to not invent a breaking change, i decided to only make the client authentication required for password authentication
- we could change this in Ghost 2.0
I have removed the extra client request to the database for the password authentication, this is not needed. We already do client password authentication [here](https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/blob/1.17.0/core/server/auth/auth-strategies.js#L19);
If a Bearer token is present and you have not send a `grant_type` (which signalises OAuth to do authentication), you can skip the client authentication.
refs #9192, refs #9178
After trying to progress with current implementation, it became clear that the route service can't control the boot sequence, because then we end up with circular dependencies between the route service and the channel service.
The route service now exposes:
- a siteRouter
- a way for apps to register routes.
- ParentRouter base class for other modules to use
- the registry
...
- moved the default route setup back to site/routes.js 🙈
- moved the parent channel router back to the channel service (this makes way more sense imo)
- this structure prevents circular dependencies
- split the registry out into it's own thing
- fixed-up various bits of tests and comments
- DEBUG will print a list of routes 🎉
refs #9192, #5091
- changed channels to use our new base class
- keep the flexible structure, so that channels can be reloaded
- I had to move the router into the route service otherwise we get circular dependencies
- Don't _really_ want to keep it like this - need a way to define base classes as shared
no issue
- moved isLocalImage fn to storage utils used the RegExp of getLocalFileStoragePath to detect also relative image paths and added tests.
- Added test for independent protocol request (skip, because not supported/implemented)
refs #9192
- Moving towards a centralised concept of routing / routes
- The base router now wraps express router, and offers us the features we need
- Site Router is the parent router, it gets initialised with all of our default routing
- App Router is a sub router for apps - apps register their routes/routers onto it.
- TODO: refactor channels subrouter to work this same way
- MAYBE: move the app router to the apps service
refs #9192, refs #5091, refs #9178
- moved channels from controllers to a service
- split out the parent router from the remaining individual router logic
- moved the tests to match
refs #9192
- Admin redirects should really happen first, up with custom redirects
- Later we can package this up, maybe
- For now, let's focus the site router on site-related things
refs #5091, refs #9192
- There are several theme template "renderers" all over the codebase
- Some are in apps, and were called "controllers"
- One is in error handling
- All of them now have comments marking out how they share logic/steps
- Other comments describe routes & controllers where they live
refs #9192
- The AMP app is nothing more than a custom controller - this will come clear soon
- Moved enabled/disabled logic into router
- Removed error-related code, as this wasn't used
- Changed logic for static pages to be based on req.body, not context
- Improved the tests to match
refs #5091, #9192, #9178
- Get the RSS module into a much better shape
- Controller -> /controllers/rss
- Remainder -> /services/rss
- Moved tests to match & updated requires
refs #5091, refs #9192
- This is similar to #9218, in that I'm revealing bits of code that are "controllers" in our codebase. As opposed to routes, services, renderers etc.
- This also reveals some code which is identical to the channels controller
- There is more to do here, but for now I've got the module split up, and the tests split and improved.
- Next I'll split RSS into controller + service, DRY up the controller code, etc
