* Introduce user display names
It is not uncommon for forums to be intergrated with sites where users
don't have a unique "handle" - they might just have their first name,
or a full name, which is not guaranteed to be unique.
This commit introduces the concept of "display names" for users. By
default display names are the same as usernames, but extensions may
override this and set them to something different. The important thing
is that all code should use `display_name` whenever intending to output
a human-readable name - `username` is reserved for cases where you want
to output a unique identifier (which may or may not be human-friendly).
The new "GetDisplayName" API is probably sub-optimal, but I didn't worry
too much because we can come up with something better in `next-back`.
ref #557
* Apply fixes from StyleCI
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Currently all of a post's replies are loaded in full whenever the post
is loaded, which is kind of overkill - we really just need to know that
they exist (and who posted them) in order to render the "X replied to
this" line.
This is useful for forums integrating with an external website (eg. a
WordPress site), so they can reference existing avatars directly.
For alternative storage locations (eg. S3) the best practice will still
be to store a relative path and then configure an external base "assets
URL" (this is not currently possible - TODO).
Given this change, I think it would probably make sense to rename the
column to `avatar_url` in the upcoming batch of database naming changes
- then it can contain either a relative or an absolute URL -
@franzliedke do you agree?
When running migrations for an extension without any migrations (eg.
BBCode), the migration notes for the previous extension were being
displayed, because the Migrator never had a chance to clear them.
* Update Client.php
Now forwarding exceptions from client to page in case debug mode is on. Fixes#1120.
* Update Client.php
Satisfying .. the unsatisfiable.
* Update Client.php
Satisfying again.
* flagrow/byobu#11 making posts and discussions private
* tested migrations and tested setting is_private on discussion and post manually
* added phpdoc for Post and Discussion and added the casting for these attributes
* satisfying styleci
* fixes for review
* added new private discussion event and included it in the access policy
* added new private post event and included it in the access policy
* Fix ListPostsController::applyFilters not receiving array if argument not present
* Whoops! Use `[]` instead of `array()`
* Update AbstractSerializeController.php
* Update ListPostsController.php
* Added option to hide the language selector in the header
* Added `hide_language_selector` Switch to BasicsPage
* Added `hideLanguageSelector` property to ForumSerializer
* Apparently fixed the "Add Extension" button locale.... someone must not have compiled their changes :P
* Changed hideLanguageSelector (and such) to showLanguageSelector
* Change `core.admin.basics.show_language_selector_heading` to be `_label`
* Change showLanguageSelector in ForumSerializer to be boolean, default: true
* Ooops! Remove console.log 🤦♂️
* Added `language` and `direction` properties to WebAppView
* Use properties `language` and `direction` in app.blade.php
* Added WebAppView::setDescription to set the meta description
* Whoops! Changed "ltr" to \'ltr\'. Thanks StyleCI :)
* Removed unnecessary `= null` for
* Changed `.. ? .. : ..` to `.. ?: ..`. Useful thing right there ;)
The way I read it, HTTP 405 is a generic statement about the
resource. Once a language pack is not the default, this is not
true anymore, so I figured 403 is more correct.
I want to make it a little more clear that we are checking exactly
for these two values. That may also help preventing further confusion
as to why we are not using empty() here.
Amendment to PR #1033.
* Fix dependency version constraint. (Reverts #1066.)
* Allow exceptions to be raised when dispatching middleware.
* Fix our error handler middleware (do not implement Stratigility's
error handler interface, catch exceptions instead).
See https://docs.zendframework.com/zend-stratigility/migration/to-v2/.
Closes#1069.
* Add session option to Rememberer class
* Update session login function to allow send additional data
* Add Remember me checkbox
* Cleanup login modal
This is a bit sloppy (might come up with a better solution yet), but since most events provide access to the actor but not the request, this was the easiest/quickest way to allow extensions to access the session.
Since extensions may add nested includes, we need to make sure they are eager-loaded to avoid excessive queries. For example, when the tags extension adds "tags" and "tags.state".
Laravel's `image` validation rule allows svg files to pass validation, but we can't handle svgs so it would result in an unspecified 500 error which isn't nice.
Closes#268. Not going to bother with a preview SVG or anything fancy for now – we can think about that as part of #746. Right now it's just good to finally get this functionality in!
Also need to think about apple-touch-icon, msTile stuff, and social sharing image. Not sure if this is all too much for core, but it's definitely too much for the current Appearance page layout. Again, something to think about as part of #746.
Code is a bit rough around the edges, but figured there's not much point in using the command bus properly since #870.
components/font-awesome is ~8 MB smaller than fortawesome/font-awesome because it excludes all examples/docs. Reducing dependency filesize will be important when we want to package up a .zip for distribution.
Extensions can add default column values in their migrations, but Eloquent doesn't know about this when it first saves a model to the database.
This is useful in flarum-ext-approval where the default value for is_approved on the posts table is true.
This helps to fix a bug in flarum-ext-tags where a user could not rename or edit the tags of their own discussion if it was in a restricted tag. This was due to the order of GetPermission event listeners – the logic that determines that a user *can't* perform an action because of a restrictive tag was running before (and thus instead of) the logic that determines that a user *can* edit their own stuff.
The solution is to change the "catch-all" methods on Policies to "after" instead of "before" – that is, they will run only if the per-ability methods return null.
We also simplify the GetPermission event by passing the model as a sole "argument", as I can't imagine any cases where we'll need more than one argument.
- All custom JS variables are now preloaded into the `app.data` object, rather than directly on the `app` object. This means that admin settings are available in `app.data.settings` rather than `app.settings`, etc.
- Cleaner route handler generation
- Renamed ConfigureClientView to ConfigureWebApp, though the former still exists and is deprecated
- Partial fix for #881 (strips ?nojs=1 from URL if possible, so that refreshing will attempt to load JS version again)
This will make it easier to reuse the instance in an asynchronous
setting (e.g. ReactPHP), where one application instance is preloaded
and reused for each incoming request.
If the authorization header is stripped by CGI wrap,
the server can be configured to send the value along
in an environment variable. If the server admin sticks
to this convention, Flarum can now use this variable.
This is supposed to take care of #384.
- Make sure is_activated is serialized to a bool (otherwise "0" will evaluate to true)
- Remove "error" class from message so it's more friendly
- Make the alert more prominent by mounting it into a new div at the top of the page
- Add loading UX to the resend button
- When no discussions are visible, the query that filters posts by discussion visibility was incorrectly making all posts visible.
- Also hide user profiles altogether if discussions are not visible.
A bit of an edge-case since it shouldn't really be possible to have a discussion with zero posts anymore, but when renaming an empty discussion (or taking any action that will create an "event post"), Flarum would crash. This is due to the MergeableInterface requiring these posts to be saved after a previous post.
When renaming a discussion, an attempt is made to send a notification to the discussion's author. However, there is no check to see if the user account still exists - this can lead to a crash. While the check should technically be in the initiating code, it will probably slip through the cracks in other scenarios/extensions, so it's probably best that we safe-guard against this in the NotificationSyncer itself.
- On the front-end, correct the check to see if the discussion has no more posts
- On the back-end, run a query to count the posts instead of using the comments_count, because the comments_count does not include other deleted posts
Laravel's alpha_dash rule allows unicode letters including those with inflections, leading to issues like #832. As per discussion in #557, we are sticking with ASCII-only usernames for now.
This will make it much easier for extension developers (and also less
error-prone) to create migrations for things like creating tables,
renaming columns and so on...