Previewing a main image on an article was broken in v2 of the editor :(
We had some tests for this (which I wrote), but the setup for the tests weren't quite right!
This commit fixes the bug, and also refactors and cleans up our tests quite a bit.
Also adds some snapshots for both v1 and v2 editors in a "no image" preview state.
* Add tests and improve pagination and caching
* Add two more specs
* Add .with_video scope
* Get rid of N+1
* Only select needed columns
* Improve efficiency of the video page as well
* Add missing set_cache_control_headers to API videos#index
* Add organizations to user profile
* Add user organization info updated at column and cache key
* Remove default value for users organization_info_updated_at column
* Update organization_memberships factory
* Remove schema organization_info_updated_at default value
Co-authored-by: rhymes <rhymesete@gmail.com>
* Fix article description issues
* Move tag info to decorator
* Fix description edge cases
* Fix description creation logic
* Fix test and adjust naming
* Modify line in processed_description
* Add StimulusJS 1.1.1
Because:
- Internal will likely need more interactivity going forward
- Vanilla JS and jQuery are great, but aren't quite as organized as we
might like
- Stimulus fits our model of what internal should be (imo)
- Adopting Preact or something with templating would require rewriting a
bunch of erb (that is currently working just fine)
Stimulus is a JavaScript framework that directly compliments turbolinks
and the approach vanilla Rails takes to JavaScript. I've set it up to
specifically be used in the internal views where we are currently using
jQuery and vanilla JS. I think we should chip away at the vanilla JS
currently in place with this, which appears to be both scalable and
pragmatic exactly the sort of tool we want for building our internal
tools.
* Replace crufty article JS with Stimulus
I'm swapping out some of the stuff going on in article_script.erb with
some StimulusJS, it seems like a good test case for Stimulus.
This lets us organize the code a little more intentionally and hopefully
fixes a small performance complaint that Michael had.
* Rename uncommunicative methods
* Add unit tests for Stimulus classes
* Move Stimulus code to javascript/internal
