adds an option when enabling referrals to use the duration of the source
invited (i.e., months, days, hours) for the referral invite. If enabled,
the user won't be able to make a new referral link after it expires. For
referrals enabled for new users via a profile, the clock starts ticking
as soon as the account is created.
my initial intent before starting search was for it to be server-sided,
considering this activity log could rack up 100s or 1000s of entries,
and then I forgot and did it client-sided.
this commit adds a feature to load more results when scrolled to the
bottom, and when a search returns few or no results (this is limited, so
it wont loop infinitely). Also finally got rid of the useless left
column, since my ideas didn't match my implementation.
also, sorting is only by date, can't be bothered with anything else.
if a matched setting is hidden, an aside card will show explaining why,
eitherbecause advanced settings is not enabled or because it depends
on another setting.
Search box and clear button work, curently matching settings are changed
to "aside"s for the border effect. Not super happy with how it looks
yet, and it messes up tooltips slightly.
Adds a "User Label" invite field, which is a label applied to users
created with it. This commit contains everything apart from the code to
apply it on account creation.
route for generation/enabling of referral for user(s) done? the frontend
is mostly done, but functionality is not there yet. Route for finding
and displaying referral to user is done. Also the config option for
referral is there, in user page settings.
moving to a DB meant empty slices in the Configuration & Policy structs
were being stored as null, and striking a nerve with Jellyfin.
Mediabrowser library change fixed that by de-nulling them itself, and a
new bool field called "Homescreen" is now used to decide if a profile
has a homescreen layout stored or not. This field is hopefully correctly
filled in during migration.
functionality not done yet, just comitting here because there were lots
of adjustments to layout stuff, accomodating for most combinations of
card presence/size.
the user shouldn't know if the reset has actually been sent (i.e. if an
account with the given contact address exists), so the backend response
is always sent after 1 second.
also comes with a "style" attribute, to apply a color to the aside it's
shown in. Used in User Page/Messages to mention the customize button,
and on User page w/ a critical color to mention the jellyfin login
requirement.
Shares code with custom emails, so most related functions have had a
%s/Email/Message/g. Press the edit button on the user page setting to
add a message.
works identically to on the form, would like to eventually factor out
the discord/telegram/matrix verif stuff so it can be shared between the
two pages though.
all theme functionality is now in theme.ts, and the tab stuff has been
changed a little but kept in admin as it won't be in use anywhere else
for the time being.
can be enabled in settings > captcha, requires a site key & secret key
from google. New wiki article explains getting these. currently a little
ugly looking on the page itself, hopefully fixable.
search bar is now massive with a small filter button next to it.
Action buttons are on their own row.
Also fixed dealing with going from a search with filters in to an empty
one, search() is now called for any change at all to the input.
The "Filters" button gives a list of filterable fields, and buttons to
select the type, including true/false, text match, and on/before/after a
date. When clicked, the appropriate values are put in the search box and
the cursor is placed if any input is needed.
Dates and strings are also now matched correctly, and case-insensitively when
deleting a filter.
Uses "any-date-parser" library to understand more date/time types.
Format is: "<field>:<equals, less than, greater than><date>", where the
part after the colon uses =, <, >. Omitting a symbol is the same as
using "=".
string fields can now be searched by with the "<field>:<value>" syntax,
also added back a better general search, that supports essentially all
string fields, including Jellyfin ID.
uses the same format "<field>:<value>", but supports quoted <values>
(allows for spaces in them), and lays groundwork to support string and
date-type field filtering. Truthiness is supported, meaning you can
check if an email is set with "email:yes" for example.
When clicking on a column to sort by it, a button with "Sorting By:
<column>" appears. Clicking it will reset the sort, which defaults for
ascending username.