Adding or removing feed formats from the "formats/" directory
currently has no effect on the buttons shown in the HTML format.
This can cause errors if users press one of the buttons for a
format that is no longer available on the server.
This commit changes the behavior to dynamically add buttons based
on the available formats. Syndication feeds, however, are no longer
supported as they require knowledge about the content type, which
is not known without further changes to the formats API (may be
added later if there is a demand).
Closes#942
The format factory can be based on the abstract factory class if it
wasn't static. This allows for higher abstraction and makes future
extensions possible. Also, not all parts of RSS-Bridge need to work
on the same instance of the factory.
References #1001
The cache factory can be based on the abstract factory class if it
wasn't static. This allows for higher abstraction and makes future
extensions possible. Also, not all parts of RSS-Bridge need to work
on the same instance of the factory.
References #1001
The bridge factory can be based on the abstract factory class if it
wasn't static. This allows for higher abstraction and makes future
extensions possible. Also, not all parts of RSS-Bridge need to work
on the same instance of the bridge factory.
References #1001
RSS-Bridge currently sanitizes the format name only for the display
action, which can cause problems if other actions depend on formats
as well.
It is therefore better to do sanitization in the factory class for
formats. Additionally, formats should not require a perfect match,
so 'Atom' and 'aToM' make no difference. This will also allow users
to define formats in their own style (i.e. only lowercase via CLI).
References #1001
Heroku requires the file `app.json` as well as the composer files
`composer.json` and `composer.lock` to deploy a service. Deploy
doesn't work if these files are ignored during export (because of
the way this service deploys projects).
This commit adds comments to .gitattributes to prevent this issue
from re-appearing in the future. All affected lines are commented
out.
Also added some spacing for better readability.
References #1165
detectParameters() is called in a loop for all bridges on a URL, thus
if a bridge returns an error message, the output messages get mixed
up and all detect operations fail.
This seems to be a limitation of the detect function for now.
The target site for this bridge has been down for at least a year
now and there doesn't seem to be any attempt to get it back up.
Their twitter account is also silent since 2012, so no harm
removing this bridge.
https://twitter.com/dollbooru?lang=en
- Add function to build an URL to the GitHub issue comment
- Change scope of internal functions from protected to private
- Use IDs instead of classes as comment selectors, to include the
issue author in the output feed.
References #1100
Response headers may contain fields with no values.
Example:
"Referrer-Policy: "
In this case the current implementation of explode() results in an
error because there is no content after ": ". Changing the delimiter
to ":" and trimming the value manually fixes that issue.
Users currently only get one option: to open a new issue on GitHub.
This can, however, result in duplicate issues, which is not desired.
This commit adds a second button to the error message, which links
to the GitHub issues tracker with the search query set to find
errors for the current bridge. That way, users can collaborate
on the same issue.
The placeholder is currently visible on key focus and only hidden
once a user starts typing. This can be confusing and doesn't look
good.
As it turns out, ::placeholder is an official selector:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/::placeholder
For some reason, listing placeholder selectors with "," doesn't
work on some browsers (tested in FF 60 ESR). Making each of the
selectors explicit works, however.
