Theme module ZIPs will now support their files being in a single nested
directory within a ZIP, to support common ZIP structure approaches.
Added test to cover.
For #6066
Updates CSP to use new content_filtering option.
Splits out content filtering tests to their own class.
Updated tests where needed to adapt to changes.
- Updated the system to work with modules.
- Updated module docs to consider namespacing.
- Fixed view loading and registration event ordering.
- Fixed checking if views are registered.
- Added (limited) redirect handling to module downloads.
- Adjusted wording/text for consistency and clarity.
- Fixed scenarios where process was not stopped on error.
- Fixed module folder creation check/logic.
- Added better failed request handling to module downloads.
- Updated download response streaming to monitor/limit download size.
Added and updated tests to cover.
Also updated API auth to a narrower focus of existing session instead of also existing user auth.
This is mainly for tests, to ensure they're following the session
process we'd see for activity in the UI.
Changed the system out to be a theme event instead of method, to align
with other registration events, and so that the theme view work can
better be contained in its own class.
Adds a registration system via the logical theme system, to tell
BookStack about views to render before or after a specific template
is included in the system.
Allows files to be placed within a "public" folder within a theme
directory which the contents of will served by BookStack for access.
- Only "web safe" content-types are provided.
- A static 1 day cache time it set on served files.
For #3904
Extracted logout to the login service so the logic can be shared instead
of re-implemented at each stage. For this, the SocialAuthService was
split so the driver management is in its own class, so it can be used
elsewhere without use (or circular dependencies) of the
SocialAuthService.
During review of #4467
Managed to do this in an API-compatible way although resuling output may
differ due to new dom handling in general, although user content is used
inline to remain as comptable as possible.
- Added mulit-level depth parsing.
- Updating usage of HTML doc in page content to be efficient.
- Removed now redundant PageContentTest cases.
- Made some include system fixes based upon testing.
This adds specific handling for functions.php error loading to re-throw
errors wrapped in a more descriptive message, to make it clear the error
is due to an issue in their functions.php file.
Decided to throw and stop, rather than ignore & continue, to be on the
safe side in the event auth-level (or other security level) customizations
have been made via functions.php.
Adds test to cover.
Closes#4504
Due to queue serialization.
Added a test to check a couple of delete events.
Added ApiTokenFactory to support.
Also made a couple of typing/doc updates while there.
Related to #4373
Creates a new organsied formatting system for webhook data, with
interfaces for extending with custom model formatting rules.
Allows easy usage & extension of the default bookstack formatting
behaviour when customizing webhook events via theme system, and keeps
default data customizations organised.
This also makes the following webhook data changes:
- owned_by/created_by/updated_by user details are loaded for events with
Entity details. (POTENTIALLY BREAKING CHANGE).
- current_revision details are loaded for page update/create events.
Added testing to cover added model formatting rules.
For #3279 and #3218
Old command registration method was interfering with default commands,
causing only a limited subset of commands to show overall.
This change follows the method the frameworks uses when loading in from a
directory to prevent issues with run/load order.
Changed how the command registration was handled due to complications of
action order found during testing. Now the theme service will resolve
and directly register the command on the Kernel instead of them being
fetched from the ThemeService from within Kernel.
More direct, Seems to work.
