While refactoring the login form component I found many inconsistent
ways of importing the list of locales. So I decided to refactor the
imports altogether. Don't use `process.env` to import locales!
- We want to remove the html from the count, and trucate just the
content; otherwise, we can have a situation where a person mentions
several people, but only the the first user's name appears, and not a
predetermined number of characters.
@MoldaB here's how you can register plugins in a frontend test. Pro tip:
You can run `yarn run test --run-in-band` to find out where the
console.errors come from. Jest, by default, runs in parallel which makes
it a little difficult to debug errors that don't fail the test.
This commit takes all backend changes for signup and invite feature. I
was working on these features and removed the generated mutations for
type user along the way.
Fix#820
Ok, so after I would have to use the same method in three different
locations (`<ds-card>` expects an `image` attribute but cannot render
entire components) I decided to implement the prefix of image urls with
a filter rather than a component. The downside of this is that we have
to add the filter on a lot of component tests. The benefit is less
components and hopefully less complexity.
Unfortunately with `v-html` you cannot use filters directly in
handlebars.
See: https://github.com/nuxt/nuxt.js/issues/231
I also fixed the tests even **without** mocking vue-filters.js plugin 👍
cc @Tirokk@ulfgebhardt @appinteractive
This is a perfect example why I insist on writing tests. While debugging
@Tirokk and I discovered several design flaws and plugins that depend on
each other. The solution to all of this is not to use vue-filters plugin
at all! Vue-filters depends on Vuex, i18n, vuex-i18n, nuxt-modules and so
on.
This is just bad, bad, bad code. Start writing tests. Now.
We should start to refactor vue-filters and use components instead.
