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
refs: https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1531
- charts now have basic working loading states, could be improved though
- trying out staff picks description and layout tweaks
- lots of small design tweaks based on feedback
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1512
Adds the new endpoint `/stats/subscriptions/` which provides data for
the paid mix and paid breakdown charts.
Made the filledMissingDates function more generic by passing in a
`copyData` function which is used to populate a date from the previous
days data, if the data for that date is missing.
refs: https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1531
- investigated how to make the layout not break on resize
- using a width 99% hack to make chartjs react properly
- redid the markup for the minicharts for more stable loading
- added in a subtle gradient for the mrr minichart
no issue
If you scheduled a post to a specific newsletter it was no longer visible in the scheduled state of the publish menu making it difficult to know the behaviour when coming back to a scheduled post.
- duplicated the newsletter dropdown from the draft to the scheduled state components and disabled it the same as the other recipient options
- added temporary workaround for missing newsletter embed for the posts endpoint in the API
- adds `newsletterId` attribute to the post model
- uses `post.newsletterId` to find the matching newsletter model from the available newsletters list
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/1469
- default newsletters were set for new members added on members list except "add yourself" feature
- updates default newsletters for new member added via "Add yourself" button
- without the multiple newsletter UI flag, a site can have only one newsletter
- updates the heading for newsletter management UI to singular in that case
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1554
With multiple newsletters, the subscribed property on a member is replaced by newsletter(s) [] which defines member's subscription instead. This change -
- updates the existing subscription toggle for member on detail screen to work with new backend
- shows the new multiple newsletter subscription UI only if site has more than 1 newsletters
no issue
Also moves some reused test methods to the test helpers folder (wasn't able to move it to the fixtures because too many tests were failing):
- enableNewsletters helper
- enableStripe helper
- enableMailgun helper
refs: https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1556
- working implementation of all the parts of the dashboard
- now includes the what's new section again
- has dynamic, yet basic, newsletters
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
