Currently, when groups are edited, the new groups flicker, but the UI soon reverts to the old groups. This is because the returned API response has the old group values. This, in turn, is because we eager load groups, and when we sync the new group relation, that doesn't update the groups saved in memory. By unsetting the relation, we make sure the right groups are returned (and also available to the GroupsChanged event).
See https://github.com/flarum/core/issues/2514
The textarea in the CustomFooterModal was much larger than in the other appearance page modals, and did not use a monospaced font. Turns out the other 2 were explicitly specified in the less. This commit adds a class that can be applied to all these modals for simpler maintenance.
Fixes https://github.com/flarum/core/issues/2865
In b2d053f686, I tried to be clever and create a new KeyboardNavigatable object as a return value for `when`. My approach to cloning was incorrect, and caused the util to break entirely.
My original intent for having this "clone"-based behavior is that a single KeyboardNavigatable instance could be created with multiple listeners, and then "cloned" like this with different "activators" registered via "then" calls. In hindsight, this change introduces more issues than it solves: outside of just not working, the cloned "KeyboardNavigatable" instances have shared internal state (the set of callbacks), and each has write access to this internal state. This is a recipe for unpredictable behavior and confusing bugs, so best to keep things simple for now, and maybe introduce more functional behavior in later releases.
Fixes https://github.com/flarum/QualityAssurance/issues/25
This fixes an error where an empty notification list wouldn't show the "empty" text.
It also simplifies flow of logic and breaks the component up a bit for readability.
* Extender docblocks cleanup
* Excplicit type hinting in extenders
* Bring method under constructor
* Mark some classes and methods as internal
* Remove beta references
Co-authored-by: Clark Winkelmann <clark.winkelmann@gmail.com>
* Update core to use new Webpack and TSConfig
* Bump webpack dep
* Update JS build action
* Copy custom `.d.ts` files to `dist-typings` folder on typings compile
* Run workflow against action v2
This allows us to have a moving tag, like first party actions have.
* Remove bundle analyzer from core
* Use webpack config 0.1.0-beta.16.2
* Add note about checking flarum-tsconfig
This naming is clearer as to the intended effect. Changes include:
- A migration to rename all permissions
- Updating the seed migration to use the original naming from the start
- Replacing usage of the old names with new names in code
- Throwing warnings when the old names are used.
- Convert KeyboardNavigatable to TypeScript, as that is used internally here.
- Convert search sources to TypeScript
- Convert Search component to TypeScript
- Convert Search States to Typescript
- Add `getInitialSearch` to `SearchState`
- Fix search disappearing on page reload / direct link
Data migrations (seed default groups, seed default permissions) are deliberately excluded.
This also allows us to remove a lot of now unnecessary public API from the migrator and migration repository.
- Change index files to ts
- Remove deprecated EditUserModal from forum compat
- Remove b14-specific error
- Remove transChoice method (ICU should be used instead)
- Translator to TypeScript
- Small JS => TS cleanup
* Trivial js => ts change
Co-authored-by: David Wheatley <hi@davwheat.dev>
* Add Tooltip component to common
Will be used to provide backwards compatibility when we switch to CSS tooltips.
All other methods of creating tooltips are deprecated and this component-based method should be used instead.
* Modify direct child instead of using container element
Instead of using a container to house the tooltip, we'll now modify the
first direct child of the Tooltip component.
The Tooltip component will ensure that:
- children are passed to it
- only one child is present
- that child is an actual HTML Element and not a text node, or similar
- that child is currently present in the DOM
Only after all of the above are satisfied, will the tooltip be created
on that element. We store a reference to the DOM node that the tooltip
should be created on, then use this to perform tooltip actions via
jQuery. If this element gets changes (e.g. the tooltip content is
updated to another element) then the tooltip will be recreated.
If any of the first 3 requirements are not satisfied, an error will
be thrown to alert the developer to their misuse of this component.
To make this work, we do need to overwrite the title attribute of
the element with the tooltip, but this is the only solution other than
specifying `title` as an option when making the tooltip, but this is
not accessible by screenreaders unless they simulate a hover on the
element.
* Add warning about component overwriting `title` attr
* Update previous uses of Tooltip component
