Closes#1471
- add api and User model methods for generating and validating tokens
- add routes and handlers for reset password pages
- add client styles and views for reset password form
- some basic integration tests for User model methods
closes#1189
- added tests
- added request module
- added status codes to API calls
- fixed return values of API calls
- fixed that drafts caused an error when being deleted
- fixed X-Invalidate-Cache headers
- moved testUtils.js to utils/index.js
issue #1365
- added /*jslint unparam:true*/ to functions where absolutely necessary
- added /*jslint unparam:true*/ to functions in which keeping parameter
list added clarity to the underlying api, even when those parameters
are not currently used
- removed unused parameters in a few places
issue #938
- rather than using escape, use node-validatiors santize function which is designed for preventing xss vectors
- added listener for changes to both editor and settings page
- added more sanitization to the user model
- consistently use triple-braces when outputting blog post titles
issue #632
- removed old schemas
- updated base model to reflect all of the consistent behaviours and properties across the models
- updated all models to match the new schema
TODO
- no fixtures are currently loaded except settings
- need to rename properties across the codebase
Closes#288
* I use SendGrid for sending the emails, and it works fine (provided you supply the correct credentials in `config.mail` in `config.js`)
* Generates a random 12 char long alphanumeric password, replaces user's pw, and sends an email about it.
- fixes#517
- prevents this from occuring again in future with other relations
- validation function & stripping done for all models
- casper test for flow, plus validation & logged out tests
- introduced validation method in the post and user model
- moved signup validation onto model
- consistent use of validation & error messaging in the admin UI
- helper methods in base view moved to a utils object
Closes#374
* Included node-validator as a package
* Implemented server side validation (the client side js is a mess, need a LOT of work)
* Validates email address both on signup and login screens, gives error message on malformed email addresses
* Requires at least 8 chars of password
* Tells user if password is too short
* Tells user if no such user on login
* Tells user if wrong password on login
* Tells user if server responds with a 404 (goes away, dies, etc)
* Added middleware between req and login / signup for validation
Closes#340. Closes#375
* Replaced session with id of current user
* Added method to ghostlocals to always send profile picture and full name to templates (template checks if falsy)
* Modified user saving (`forge().set(new).save()` died on me, `forge().save(new)` didn't)
* If user has profile picture, that will be used
* If user has name, that will be used
* Password changing doesn't care about your email. Uses cookies. Tasty!
* User pane uses current user id. Had to set path to me, otherwise goes to `browse` instead of `read`.
* Added logic to user api to check for `id === 'me'`, and then use the cookie value
* User data saves are now correct
* There is no logout error
Closes#282
* Added a new route
* Added new methods
* Triple security!
* Passwords are actually changed
* Also added a change password button, because 'save' has too much baggage.
On security: checks whether you're logged in. Then checks whether your old password is actually the one that belongs to you (gets value from the email field for the email, see caveat no2). Checks the new passwords for === and length > 6 on client and server side as well. And THEN changes passwords.
Caveats:
* didn't add a test, as mocha fails spectacularly on my machine. SQLITE_CORRUPT: database disk image is malformed. Cute, huh?
* Because we don't have / I'm not aware of / could not find a "currentuser" variable, I need to get the email address of the user we want to change from the email field. Theoretically if they replace that with another user's email address, and supply their pw, they will change THEIR password instead of their own.
- 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
