When signing up, the user is given a pin code which they send to a
telegram bot. This provides user verification, but more importantly
allows the bot to message the user, as the Telegram API requires the
user to interact with the bot before it can do the opposite.
The bot should recognize the correct language, but a /lang command is
also provided to change it.
The verification process is pretty much functional but ui is still
broken, and it isn't properly integrated yet.
If set to a language code (e.g fr-fr), any missing strings will be
filled in from that language (if possible) rather than from the default
en-us. Currently not used, but could be useful in the future for
variations of the same language.
usedBy is still stored as a string in invites.json to cope with existing
invites with times stored formatted. knz/strtime requires cgo for
strptime, so it has been replaced with the native itchyny/timefmt-go.
When enabled (in Settings > Password Resets), a magic link will be sent
instead of a PIN when the user tries reset their password. By doing
this the user doesn't have to keep the Jellyfin tab open to enter the
code.
this will add an optional validity period to users, where their account
will be disabled (or deleted) a specified amount of time after they
created it.
Variables are surrounded by {}, and initial (default) templates are
generated on demand from the plaintext version of emails. The custom
emails are intended to only be used if the user actually changes them,
as they lose the features of the default ones, such as tables.
Also means times are directly parsed when pulling data from jf/emby,
which was *painful* to get working (something broke the whole program and it
took me an hour to figure out it was this lol). Time parsing should be a
lot stabler too.
The local app translations are loaded, and then if [files]/lang_files
is provided (a directory containing custom translations), any found
inside it are loaded over top. This makes customizing much easier.
ioutil's contents are now in io and os.
Eventually jfa-go's files will be embedded in the binary with go1.16's
new embed feature. Using io/fs will provide abstraction for accessing
these files, and allow for both embedded and non-embedded versions.
Also, internal paths to things like email templates, etc. will be
prefixed with "jfa-go:" to indicate to use the app's own Filesystem
instead of reading the file normally. This also allows for custom files
to continue to be used as they are currently.
Merge new setup wizard
This is much more up-to-date than the previous setup page, with a new
design and previously missing/new settings. Currently only available in
english (hopefully that changes soon).
also fixes conflict in _post.
Admin translation from @Killianbe, Email translation from
@Cornichon420. French is currently not functional, a few things are
missing which i'm waiting on.
The first 10.7.0 build i tried used hyphens, but a later one didn't.
emails.json can now be converted between the two forms depending on what
the server uses.
Hyphens are added to user IDs from 10.7.0, so if the server is running
it, emails.json will be modified to include them. The existing file is
backed up. Also, scss files have been simplified since bs4-jf and bs5-jf share
much of the same content.
user templates will become profiles. You will be able to make multiple,
and assign them to invites individually. This commit migrates the
separate template files into one profile entry called "Default", and
lets you select them on invites. No way to create profiles has been
added yet.
Copied and fixed the build scripts from jf-accounts, added them to the
.goreleaser.yml. Also:
data directory now stored in user's config folder
Handle timeouts in jfapi
Maybe more i forgot about.
checkInvite no longer loops over all invites and checks for expiry, that
functionality has moved to checkInvites. Couple more rogue print
statements removed aswell.