This commit includes many bug fixes and improvements to the admin UI.
More errors are caught and displayed to the user. Submit buttons now
display a loading state while the request is being processed. Several
inconsistencies and style issues in the admin UI have been fixed. Image
upload inputs now have an accurate accept attribute, so tat users cannot
upload images that are unsupported. Finally, in development mode, the
page is outlined in dashed yello to help me not go insane when I forget
that I'm using the deployed site and thats why my changes arent doing
anything, and the API returns 400 errors when images are unsupported
formats.
In this realease, I have further optimized Passport. The css that
Passport now uses is entirely handrolled and build via postcss (sadly).
Several bugs have also been fixed in this release, as well as a few
performance improvements relating to the admin UI.
This commit fixes a plethora of bugs related to the admin UI, as well as
dramatically improving the performance of in-place editing. Furthermore,
several server bugs and misc bugs have been fixed. The admin UI is now
entirely client side when adding, deleting, or editng a category or
link. Other internal improvements hasve also been made.
This commit further refines the admin UI, and introduces a very SPA-like
creating process for links and categories. In-place editing has also
been improved, the styling is more correct and better formatted, as well
as having some cleaner code.
This PR also fixes a few bugs:
- Image uploads not being URL encoded, so special characters would break
images
- If an image has exif, but no orientation tag, the image would be
wrongfully rejected
- In-place editing forms were not correctly sized, and title inputs
would not break with line breaks in the titles
This PR also greatly improves performance on the admin UI.
Admin UI now has the ability to edit links that exist. Deleting items is
more accessible and asks for a confirmation before deleting. Link and
Category names as well as link descriptions now have a length limit
(todo: make it configurable?). Small bug fixes related to image saving
are also included in this commit.
This commit introduces breaking changes. It overhauls how and where
services are configured and placed in the codebase, as well as moving
the entire source into src/ It also changes how these integrations
are configured via environment variables. Old configs will still work
for now, but it is strongly suggested that you migrate your config.
The project now uses a more sensible config structure to allow for
actual defaults. Passport now has NO reliance on javascript whatsoever,
and can be used identically without javascript enabled.
