refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1576
- Passes the selected newsletter to the recipient selector
- Added a `recipientFilter` getter to the newsletter model to make changes easier in the future
- Updates the `fullRecipientFilter` in the new publishing flow to use the newsletter's recipientFilter
- Already takes future paid only newsletters into account
- The counts in the status message after publishing is not updated yet (requires https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1569)
- The counts in the scheduled notification is not updated yet (requires https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1569)
no issue
We still had some old components and templates from the `members-email` settings that were only were used when the (now GA) `multipleNewsletters` flag was disabled. I’ve removed them and renamed all routes and components from `members-email` and `members-email-labs` to just `newsletters` because it was sometimes hard to understand if a given components was still used or not when fixing issues.
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/308
- this endpoint is being switched to return a 204 with no body upon success
- if we don't change this code, the button will get stuck in a red Retry
state because it reads the `undefined` body and thinks it's an error
- this commit makes sure we return true if the POST is successful
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/308
- we have a pattern of using plurals for endpoints but `email_preview`
was implemented without it
- in v5, we're fixing that so we need to update Admin to take that into
account
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1477
- Very basic test only
- Includes some extra test attributes in the components
- Commented out a test that was not yet fininished
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1542
- moved publish-flow modal into `components/editor-labs/modals/publish-flow` as we have enough editor-related components to keep them in one place
- updated publish flow design to use expanding blocks in place of dropdowns
- added `openSection` property in publish-flow modal and associated action for toggling sections
- moved "publish at" option into a separate component to keep publish-flow modal cleaner (keeps option-specific actions out of the main modal component)
- used `{{liquid-if}}` to animate the expanding blocks
- added schedule time properties to `PublishOptions`
- kept "is scheduled" and "scheduled at" separate so it's possible to keep the selected schedule time across selecting/deselecting the option to schedule
- ensures schedule date is kept to the minimum 5-minute in the future across option changes
- updated publish-management to reset the scheduled option to "Right now" when the publish-flow modal is opened if a schedule time was previously set but is now in the past
no issue
The full edit newsletter form with all the settings, design options, and preview felt quite overwhelming when the only piece of data that's required to create a newsletter is the name.
- re-organised the newsletter modal components by renaming `modals/edit-newlsetter` to `modals/newsletters` to better represent the full suite of modals that are used in newsletter management
- added a `modals/newsletters/new` component containing a minimal form with name/description/opt-in-existing fields
- switched the `new-newsletter` route to open the new modal rather than the previous dual-purpose edit modal
- moved message about newsletter creation into the create modal and dropped the separate create confirmation modal
- dropped unnecessary unsaved-changes confirmation
- removed the now-unused opt-in-existing behaviour from the edit newsletter modal
Co-authored-by: Peter Zimon <peter.zimon@gmail.com>
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1542
- adds a `PublishOptions` class
- an instance of this class provides everything the UI needs to display and set the publish options relevant to the current post object and overall system state
- the `publish-flow` modal is passed a `PublishOptions` instance when it opens
- as part of the constructor it triggers a background load of any additional data it requires to control available options such as member counts, email limits, and newsletters
- adds a `{{publish-options}}` resource
- sets up and returns `PublishOptions` instance
- passes through service dependencies which are not available directly in the `PublishOptions` class as it's a custom native class outside of Ember's DI management
- used to ensure we can get a clean `PublishOptions` instance any time the passed in `post` object is replaced meaning we don't have to rely on observers and manual teardown/setup
- updated `<PublishManagement>` component
- sets up `publishOptions` property using `@use` and the `{{publish-options}}` resource so reactivity for changing post objects is handled automatically
- uses the `publishOptions.isLoading` property to disable the publish flow trigger button until all of the data required to manage the flow is available
- updated `publish-flow` modal to use some of the initially available `publishOptions` data
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1542
With the old publish menu flow the `Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+P` would immediately publish without showing any of the publish options which isn't ideal. For the redesign we'd like to try showing the publish flow modal instead.
- added key handler for the shortcut to the publish-flow triggering button
- added `ignoreBackdropClick` option to the publish flow modal and support for it in our modal backdrop click handler
- the shortcut simulates a click on the button which when the modal is open equates to a backdrop click meaning repeated presses of the Cmd+Shift+P shortcut resulted in glitchy modal open/close behaviour
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1542
- adds `<EditorLabs::PublishManagement>` component that displays the relevant button for triggering publishing flows and will eventually store publish options for the editing session duration and manage the saving flow
- displays a "Publish" button that triggers the publish flow modal
- adds `editor-labs/publish-flow` full-screen modal containing a static mockup of the desired sentence-structure publish options design
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1532
- added `showHeaderName` attribute to newsletter model
- added attribute toggle to the newsletter design settings form
- updated newsletter preview behaviour
- if both title and name are on, show name as a subtitle
- if title is off but name is on, show name as main title
- adjusted higher-level "show header" and "show header title" conditionals to account for the new setting
refs 50c762e222
- the count should only include members that are subscribed to active newsletters
- the filter change was accidentally included in a previous commit (50c762e222)
- removed the unnecessary `{{concat}}` usage
closes https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1537
- added conditional around the create confirmation modal display so it's only shown when attempting to save a new newsletter record
closes https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1530
- added confirmation modal that uses passed in archive task when confirming to provide feedback on progress
- switched archive link from immediately triggering the archive task to an action that launches the confirm modal
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1528
- used the already-loaded newsletters list to pass the slugs of active newsletters to the confirm modal, this allows use of the `{{members-count-fetcher}}` resource with the query `/members/?filter=newsletters:[...slugs]` to fetch a member and full count metadata
- added inclusion of `{{join}}` helper from `ember-composable-helpers` addon
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1528
- adds "opt-in existing" toggle to newsletter modal that's only shown when creating a newsletter
- defaults to true
- updated newsletter save flow to show confirmation before creation
- alters message to reflect auto-subscribe selection
- count of existing subscribed members is not implemented as it's not yet supported by the API
- updated newsletter adapter and save flow to use auto opt-in selection
- when option is checked the save URL is changed to `POST /members/?opt_in_existing=true`
- modified task button component to ignore a task return value of `canceled` so when it's received the buttons returns to the idle state instead of showing a saved or failed state
- used by save routine when the "Back to edit" button is clicked in the create confirmation modal
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/pull/14491
- API endpoint used when completing verification of a newsletter email change has moved to `PUT /newsletters/verifications/` to follow our API patterns
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1513
- `sender_name` is now nullable with a fallback to the site title
- updated new-newsletter route
- removed default setting of site title in `senderName` of the new newsletter instance
- removed extra checks when showing unsaved changes modal as we no longer need to compare the `senderName` attribute against the site title
- updated newsletter preview so the sender name falls back to the site title
- updated sender name input placeholder to show the site title
- removed not-empty validation
- fixed the switch to "multiple newsletter" state in the background of the new-newsletter modal
- problem was `displayingDefault` getter was looking at all active newsletters rather than just the filtered ones so it was counting the new-but-unsaved newsletter even though it wasn't displayed in the list
- fixes layout glitch when the new-newsletter modal animates out after cancelling creation
no issue
The close button in the unsaved changes modal used the `@close` action directly compared to the "Stay" button which used `(fn @close false)`. The close button version without explicit arguments resulted in the first argument being a `PointerEvent` instance which if checked as a modal return value as `if (shouldClose)` would evaluate as truthy therefore matching the "Leave" behaviour instead of the "Stay" behaviour.
- changed modal to explicitly call `(fn @close false)` when the close button is clicked
- updated design settings route to have an explicit `shouldLeave === true` check so default behaviour is always "Stay"
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/584
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1498
- updated newsletter save routine in `edit-newsletter` modal to open an email confirmation modal if the API indicates one was sent
- modal indicates that the previously set or default email will continue to be used until verified
- response from API when saving looks like `{newsletters: [{...}], meta: {sent_email_verification: ['sender_name]}}`
- added custom newsletter serializer and updated model so that the `meta` property returned in the response when saving posts is exposed
- Ember Data only exposes meta on array-response find/query methods
- https://github.com/emberjs/data/issues/2905
- added `/settings/members-email-labs/?verifyEmail=xyz` query param handling
- opens email verification modal if param is set and instantly clears the query param to avoid problems with sticky params
- when the modal opens it makes a `PUT /newsletters/verify-email/` request with the token in the body params, on the API side this works the same as a newsletter update request returning the fully updated newsletter record which is then pushed into the store
- removed unused from/reply address code from `<Settings::MembersEmailLabs>` component and controller
- setting the values now handled per-newsletter in the edit-newsletter modal
- verifying email change is handled in the members-email-labs controller
- fixed mirage not outputting pluralized root for "singular" endpoints such as POST/PUT requests to better match our API behaviour
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1500
- `senderEmail` is now nullable with a fallback to `noreply@{site domain}`
- `senderName` is not nullable and has no fallback
- updated preview and input placeholder to match real-world behaviour
- inserted site title as the default value when creating a new newsletter to avoid friction with the sender name needing to be filled in when saving
- switched `senderReplyTo` input field to a select with "newsletter" and "support" options
- added basic `<Inputs::Select>` component as `<OneWaySelect>` had re-rendering issues causing loss of selected value when the label of the newsletter email changed to reflect a custom newsletter email value
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1441
- switched "leave settings" confirmation modal on members email settings screen over to modern modal pattern
- removed unused `showEmailDesignSettings` property and `closeEmailDesignSettings()` action on `<Settings::MembersEmailLabs>` component
- the used property and action live on the controller, looks like it was a copy/paste hangover when functionality was moved to a component
- added newsletter model
- includes design-related attributes which are not yet supported by the API but are due to be added
- includes `default` attribute but there is no setting for it, due to be removed from the API but it's needed for save not to error for now
- set up basic mirage model and endpoints
- added validation for main settings to match API validation
- added `EditNewsletter` modal
- separate tabs for general newsletter settings and design-related settings
- used for both creating and editing newsletters
- added `/settings/members-email/newsletters/new` and `/settings/members-email/newsletters/:id` routes
- both display the `EditNewsletter` modal on top of the members-email settings screen with the appropriate newsletter model
- updated `<Settings::MembersEmailLabs::NewsletterManagement>` component to work with real newsletter model instances and the new add/edit routes
- removed now-unused `newsletter` service that was providing mocked data for earlier design iteration
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/559
refs 054a5f15f5
- with the update of `ember-promise-modals` we started to get deprecation warnings when using `modals.open('modal-component-name')`
- upcoming Ember build updates will introduce tree shaking but using run-time lookup of modal components by name works against that because it's not statically analysable
- switched to importing components and passing the component class directly, eg. `modals.open(ModalComponent)`
- standardized modal component class names with a `MyModal` style to get better behaviour in code editors when it auto generates imports
- dropped the modal defaults from the modals service because we can now use a static `modalOptions` property on the modal components themselves when we want to override the defaults
