The test from the previous commit proves this works as intended. :)
This is one more step in trying to avoid the widespread usage of the
`Application` godclass.
Refs #2055.
- Give them a fixed width (independent of font library)
- Center the icons in their column
- De-emphasize the icons by applying a muted color
Fixes#2016, closes#2018.
* Made the console command system extender-friendly
* Added console extender
* Added ConsoleTestCase to integration tests
* Added integration tests for console extender
* Marked event-based console extension system as deprecated
* Moved trimming command output of whitespace into superclass
* Renamed 'add' to 'command'
* Added special processing for laravel commands
* Code style fixes
* More style fixes
* Fixed $this->container
No need for breaking backwards compatibility here - encapsulating the
logic for `getAttributes()` in one place turns out to be quite useful.
Refs #1931.
We need to get rid of this god class, as Laravel's Application contract
gets even bigger with 5.8. To avoid having to add all these methods, we
should try to stop using it where we can.
This gives extension authors time to add the new `getAttributes()`
method to their `BlueprintInterface` implementations.
The layer itself is easy to remove in beta.14.
This separates sending each individual mail, thus hardening the app.
There are still many improvements possible in this code, e.g. chaining
these commands, making emails just another notification type and
listening to the Notify event instead. We can postpone this to a later
stable release.
Forces notifications into a dedicated SendNotificationsJob and passed
to the queue.
- One static method re-used in the job ::getAttributes, is that okay or
use a trait?
- Do we want to use this solution and refactor into a better Hub after
stable, postpone this implementation or use it in b11?
The getEnabled method returns all extensions (previously) enabled, yet manually
uninstalled through composer. This does not reference the exact, current state
of the forum. getEnabledExtensions returns a list where the getEnabled list
is filtered on the extensions found in the composer installed.json file.
There are two more API integration tests that explicitly add the
"Authorization" header right now:
- `Flarum\Tests\integration\api\authentication\WithApiKeyTest`
- `Flarum\Tests\integration\api\csrf_protection\RequireCsrfTokenTest`
These two specifically test authentication, so in those cases the
explicitness seems desirable.
I feel this makes the parameters a bit more clear, does not rely on
inheritance (you can only inherit from one class, but we might want more
of these helpers in the future), and has less side effects (e.g. no
creation and, more importantly, deletion of users in the database).
Refs #2052.
