Ghost/core/frontend/apps/private-blogging/index.js
Hannah Wolfe 0db7ef849c
Removed remaining use of i18n from core/frontend
- i18n is an old pattern we are getting rid of in favour of tpl
- after removing i18n from helpers, there wasn't many usages of i18n left in the frontend, this removes whats left!
- this was done on a branch at the same time as Naz's commits removing i18n from the settings-related files
- hence some of these changes are minor amends to add additional messages/change names, rather than just straightup i18n->tpl
- it's a merge of both our refactors :)
2021-09-28 11:58:29 +01:00

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const tpl = require('@tryghost/tpl');
const logging = require('@tryghost/logging');
const errors = require('@tryghost/errors');
const urlUtils = require('../../../shared/url-utils');
const middleware = require('./lib/middleware');
const router = require('./lib/router');
const registerHelpers = require('./lib/helpers');
const messages = {
urlCannotContainPrivateSubdir: {
error: 'private subdirectory not allowed',
description: 'Your site url in config.js cannot contain a subdirectory called private.',
help: 'Please rename the subdirectory before restarting'
}
};
// routeKeywords.private: 'private'
const PRIVATE_KEYWORD = 'private';
let checkSubdir = function checkSubdir() {
let paths = '';
if (urlUtils.getSubdir()) {
paths = urlUtils.getSubdir().split('/');
if (paths.pop() === PRIVATE_KEYWORD) {
logging.error(new errors.GhostError({
message: tpl(messages.urlCannotContainPrivateSubdir.error),
context: tpl(messages.urlCannotContainPrivateSubdir.description),
help: tpl(messages.urlCannotContainPrivateSubdir.help)
}));
// @TODO: why
process.exit(0);
}
}
};
module.exports = {
activate: function activate(ghost) {
let privateRoute = `/${PRIVATE_KEYWORD}/`;
checkSubdir();
ghost.routeService.registerRouter(privateRoute, router);
registerHelpers(ghost);
},
setupMiddleware: function setupMiddleware(siteApp) {
siteApp.use(middleware.checkIsPrivate);
siteApp.use(middleware.filterPrivateRoutes);
},
setupErrorHandling: function setupErrorHandling(siteApp) {
siteApp.use(middleware.handle404);
}
};