After some more thought, a response hook should be checking for
whether headers are sent, and executing (or not executing) the
default logic in that case.
Before, we were relying on hooks to call data.next() to continue
execution, but it makes more sense to have the listener either
send a response or not, and handle the behaviour afterwards.
* Add view users info global privilege
* Show user ip only to global mods and admins
* fix missing comma
* Hide link for users without correct privilege
* move getting privilege information to getAllData
* Hide the link from Global Moderators as well
* Give Global Moderator view:users:info privilege
* Restrict ip in post menu to view:users:info
* add some trailing commas....
* Add privilege to categories test
* Add group privilege to categories test
* add upgrade script
* fix style for TravisCI
* more styling - change spaces to tabs
* some more styling fixes (hopefully final one)
* fix style for Travis CI
* hide ip in chat messages
* Don't show even hidden ips on user profile page
Used in authentication middleware. Instead of firing an action
hook, it now fires a response hook.
Response hooks are invoked serially, and if headers are sent from
one of the hook listeners, all subsequent hook methods are not
called.
Response hooks should only be used in situations where res.send
(or other like methods) are invoked. Existing plugin hooks that
pass in res purely for data retrieval purposes have not changed).
fixesnodebb/nodebb-plugin-write-api#101
* Store config fields as JSON in the db
Fewer parseInts
* Remove unnecessary parseInts
* remove some dupe code add tests
* remove console.log
* remove more parseInts
* WIP: read meta.configs defaults from defaults.json
remove more parseInts
* more work
* add log for failing test
* update admin pwd
* fix tests, dont require posts/cache before configs are initialized
* handle saves
* Test boolean conditions
* remove more parseInts
* Fix boolean values
* remove lots more parseInts
* removed json parsing
* renamed var to number
* categories dont have timestamp
* DRY req props that depend on auth (fix#6727)
authentication leads to req.loggedIn and req.uid being set. However, a
later authentication event might outdate them. Here, I create one
function for setting those properties, and make sure it also is called
on the `action:middleware.authenticate` hook, which would be such an
authentication event. If there are other places, those should be added
as well.
* fix lint errors
* fix lint error
* change exports
* Add `/me*` route which redirects to the current user's information
- `/me` -> `/user/[usertslug]`
- `/me/bookmarks` -> `/user/[userslug]/bookmarks`
- `/me/settings` -> `/user/[userslug]/settings`
etc
* Add tests for `/me/*`