* Use PostgreSQL JSON-based data implementation
* Fix back link on RSS settings page (#34)
* Show theme upload messages (#28)
* Fix admin page list paging (#35)
* Add db migrations for all stores
* Support both .NET 6 and 7
- Create common page/post edit field template (#25)
- Fix relative URL adjustment throughout
- Fix upload name sanitization regex
- Create modules within Admin handler module
- Enable/disable podcast episode fields on page load
- Fix upload destination casing in templates
- Tweak default theme to show no posts found on index template
- Update Bootstrap to 5.1.3 in default theme
- Move user management under web log settings
- Move user self-update to my-info
- Return meaningful error if a template does not exist
- Tweak margins/paddings throughout
- Do not show headings on list pages if lists are empty
- Fix pagination styles for page/post list pages
- Add makeHash function to simplify code around DotLiquid hashes
- Add context extension to determine if a user has an access level
- Add someTask function to simply Task.FromResult (Some x)
- Simplify redirectToGet usage
- Move a few functions to HttpContext extension properties
- Modify bare response to allow content not from a template
- Fix uploaded date/time handling
- Add data types and fields
- Implement in both RethinkDB and SQLite
- Add uploads to backup/restore
- Add empty upload folder to project
- Add indexes to SQLite tables (#15)
- Add episode data structure (#9)
- Add fields for chapters (#6) and transcripts (#8)
- Add fields for medium (#3), funding (#7), and GUID (#4)
- Fix RethinkDB restore problems (#10)
- Save custom feeds in SQLite (#11)
- Added comment display and counts
- Fixed problem with set-up-from-scratch bombing on index creation
- RSS feed is returning errors; need to determine why Nginx is
intercepting theme content requests
- Version now reports the correct version
- Post edit properly renders existing selected categories as checked,
and uses the description in the title attribute if it is present
- Created light/dark transparent logos
Ready to test the functionality of the admin area next...
- Fixed a problem with the RethinkDB query that was assembling
categories for a single post (yay, @1lann on Slack!)
- Finished conversion of data access functions to use async CEs
Wrapped all Filter and Merge lambdas in a ReqlFunction1 constructor
(which made them work); fixed some ReQL logic errors; removed
RunListAsync extension and changed calls to RunResultAsync<* list>
Commented out RSS feed stuff dependent on SyndicationFeed; revamped
bootstrapper to make everything work in the proper order; qualified
resource name in Resources project
In no particular order...
- Created projects using F# generator, using Paket and FAKE
- Split "entities" into their own project, and created interface for
data functions required on those entities
- Renamed "data" project and used it as an implementation of data access
- Created "logic" layer that takes the data interface, and does the
non-persistence-related manipulation of items
- Moved "web" project to "app", and modified Nancy modules to utilize
Logic project and data interface instead of Data project and RethinkDB
connection
- Created test placeholder project; will be filling that out shortly
(TAD?)
config.json now controls encryption and salt for both passwords and
forms authentication; data-config.json options are now under the "data"
key in config.json.
Unaligned ->'s throughout code per F# design guidelines, pulled out some
longer lambdas into their own let bindings within the method/function
scope, added qualified access attributes to smaller constant-type
modules
Contrary to some examples, the official design guidelines for F# state
that these should be PascalCase rather than camelCase. Also, while the
projects are still "myWebLog", the namespaces and DLLs are now
"MyWebLog". (never intended it to be the other way, really...)
The wrapper functions around RethinkDB calls were causing more problems
than they were helping to eliminate; the data code doesn't look very
F#-y, but it works much better now.
