Tests were previously excluded from eslint calls. This leads to messier
code inside tests, and potentially errors.
Now they all meet the listing rules, and so we don’t need to ignore
tests in .eslintignore.
SilverStripeBackend now has a createEndpointFetcher method, described
in its docblock in more detail.
It’s based the asset-admin code for apiCallerFromEndpoint(). It’s
refactored and generalised into framework in order to provide a
general-purpose API for tying Javascript components to backend APIs.
@todo: tests
FIX: Ensure post has correct content-type header.
Exporting silverstripe-backend lets other modules (such as asset-admin)
use it.
In addition, the Content-type header of a post request of URL-encoded
data was being set to text/plain by default, which isn’t correct and
stopped PHP from interpreting it.
jQuery uses encodeURIComponent, but also this line here:
return s.join( "&" ).replace( r20, "+" );
https://github.com/jquery/jquery/blob/1.7.2/src/ajax.js#L797
This breaks when passing the result through $.path.addSearchParams(),
which in turn uses jQuery.param - any '%20' would've been wrongly encoded as '+' by jQuery.serialise(),
which in turn gets rightly encoded as '%2B' by jQuery.param().
This had the effect of breaking CMS searches with spaces in them.
- Removes thirdparty dependency History.js
- Adds thirdparty dependency Page.js to manage client-side routing
- Adds a wrapper around Page.js for SilverStripe specific behaviour
- Increased minimum browser requirement to IE10. Native HTML History API routing requires IE10 or newer (necessitated by removal of History.js)
- PJAX pannel loading via now uses promises rather than callbacks
- Adds getClientConfig method to LeftAndMain which can be used to pass config from to the front-end client
In the html editor, when inserting a 'Download a file' link without selecting a file to link to, no link should be inserted. Currently is inserting a link to an undefined file id: [file_link,id=undefined]
- Adds ES6 support via Babel
- Transforms existing JavaScript to UMD modules
- Adds module bundling via Browserify
- Existing JavaScript converted to UMD modules
- lib.js and leftandmain.js are bundled using browserify
- JavaScript minifying of bundles handed by gulp
