default method is set for json dumping (the `tojson` filter), if the object has a `json`
attribute, it will be called, otherwise it is replaced by None, this avoids crash when
rendering the template.
- themes can now have a `settings.json` file at their root to modify the renderer
behaviour
- the `css_default_fallback` boolean (true by default) can be used to disable the fallback
mechanism when CSS files are checked. Useful when a theme doesn't follow the CSS naming of
default theme.
- introduced some type hints
/!\ this is a huge commit
/!\ starting from this commit, SàT is needs Python 3.6+
/!\ SàT maybe be instable or some feature may not work anymore, this will improve with time
This patch port backend, bridge and frontends to Python 3.
Roughly this has been done this way:
- 2to3 tools has been applied (with python 3.7)
- all references to python2 have been replaced with python3 (notably shebangs)
- fixed files not handled by 2to3 (notably the shell script)
- several manual fixes
- fixed issues reported by Python 3 that where not handled in Python 2
- replaced "async" with "async_" when needed (it's a reserved word from Python 3.7)
- replaced zope's "implements" with @implementer decorator
- temporary hack to handle data pickled in database, as str or bytes may be returned,
to be checked later
- fixed hash comparison for password
- removed some code which is not needed anymore with Python 3
- deactivated some code which needs to be checked (notably certificate validation)
- tested with jp, fixed reported issues until some basic commands worked
- ported Primitivus (after porting dependencies like urwid satext)
- more manual fixes
Environment.get_template has been overriden to have always full template name (i.e. template with (site/theme) prefix or absolute template).
This is needed to correctly handle cache, so "base/base.html" is converted to "(some_site/some_theme)base/base.html" and won't conflict with an other theme "base/base.html".
- site can now be specified in template header before theme, for instance: (some_site/some_theme)path/to/template.ext
- absolute template paths are now implemented, but Renderer must be instanciated with trusted to True for security reason (it's the case for jp)
- a new "front_url_filter" callable can be given to Renderer, which will convert template path to URL seen by end-user (default to real path).
- the "front_url_filter" can be used in templates with… "front_url" filter
- template_data is a new named tuple available in templates, which give site, theme and template relative URL
- search order is site/theme, site/default_theme, and default/default_theme where default link to sat_pubsub templates
- when loading CSS files, files with _noscript suffixes are now loaded, and used when javascript is not available
- "styles_extra.css" is also loaded before "styles.css", useful when a theme want to reuse default style, and just override some rules
- new site can be specified in sat.conf [DEFAULT] section, using sites_path_public_dict or sites_path_private_dict (where sites_path_private_dict won't be used in public frontends, like Libervia)
- "private" argument of Renderer tells the renderer to load private sites or not
- templates are now loaded from "templates" subdirectory, to differenciate them from other data like i18n
- jp template output has been updated to handle those changes, and to manage absolute templates
- moved directories from src and frontends/src to sat and sat_frontends, which is the recommanded naming convention
- move twisted directory to root
- removed all hacks from setup.py, and added missing dependencies, it is now clean
- use https URL for website in setup.py
- removed "Environment :: X11 Applications :: GTK", as wix is deprecated and removed
- renamed sat.sh to sat and fixed its installation
- added python_requires to specify Python version needed
- replaced glib2reactor which use deprecated code by gtk3reactor
sat can now be installed directly from virtualenv without using --system-site-packages anymore \o/
2018-04-02 19:44:50 +02:00
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