Didn't have the chance to migrate //all// templates just yet. We'll get there.
* Implement yet another template system
* Move orphans to the new system and fix a bug in it
* Link orphans in the admin panel
* Move the backlink handlers to the web package
* Move auth routing to web
* Move /user-list to the new system
* Move change password and translate it
* Move stuff
* Move admin-related stuff to the web
* Move a lot of files into internal dir
Outside of it are web and stuff that needs further refactoring
* Fix static not loading and de-qtpl tree
* Move tree to internal
* Keep the globe on the same line #230
* Revert "Keep the globe on the same line #230"
This reverts commit ae78e5e459b1e980ba89bf29e61f75c0625ed2c7.
* Migrate templates from hypview: delete, edit, start empty and existing WIP
The delete media view was removed, I didn't even know it still existed as a GET. A rudiment.
* Make views multi-file and break compilation
* Megarefactoring of hypha views
* Auth-related stuffs
* Fix some of those weird imports
* Migrate cat views
* Fix cat js
* Lower standards
* Internalize trauma
similar to the admin password change, but with a few changes:
- require current password verification
the following still included:
- empty password check
- confirm password check
All the remaining QTPL files were spread across the codebase. The plan is to get rid of them step by step and migrate to the new l10n approach, all based on Go std templates.
Starring:
* Broken error localization for now (got in the way)
* The title for error pages is the same for all errors (who cares anyway)
* New bugs
* The brand new /rename/ handler
They're not perfect, I still don't like them, but I can't think of a
good solution right now. I'm going to thinking about the best way of
doing web stuff for some time.
There is a new config field: Authorization.Locked.
I am a little bit sorry for how actually the lock is implemented. I've added the check on almost every handler there is. Good luck maintaining that ❤️
Store it at the static folder, like before.
I created a new config field for that originally, but then I understood that it is to be thrown away anyway when the Structure comes, so decided to keep it the old way.
assets.qtpl is no more! Now you can just add files to static/ folder,
make sure the extension is registered in static.go (a shortcoming
that'll be addressed in future Go versions), and you're done! It
searches the local file system first, then falls back to the files
embedded with the binary (in the static/ folder).
