Instead of using $group->insert(....)->addComponent() we can define
our own small SingleMenuEntry that defines a standard menu entry with
a label and one icon. The icon name and tracking code by default will
be the same as the menu entry name.
Changes:
- introduced SingleMenuEntry class
- updated Definitions class to use new entry instead of using old
MenuEntry class
- changed the Contributions meny entry name to match icon/tracking
This should simplify code a bit, thanks to this approach we should be
able to remove the Definitions class in some future and keep building
MenuElements in the builders.
Bug: T221792
Change-Id: I1f145e8cd173b72b01a145b2dba3704593f17ab7
Upon building the menu components for logged in users, the logoutToken
was not properly appended to the logout URL. The URL is supposed to be
`?title=Special:UserLogout&returnto=...&logoutToken=...`
and not what was rendered previously, see below
`?title=Special:UserLogout&<token>`
The absense of the 'logoutToken' param prompted an intermediate step asking
users to confirm the logout action. We don't need this in Minerva if users want
to logout from their accounts and asking users to confirm this action is annoying.
We want the user to be able to logout when the "Logout" button is clicked
and the system would have generated a logout token and appended to the logout
URL in the format specified above. This patch has been tested locally and
everything works just fine.
Bug: T225220
Change-Id: I20f30db707915179a0604a1dc9061d8db225a230
Before this commit, the filters form would stay collapsed and the user
couldn't toggle the visibility of the form. This commit fixes that by
loading the necessary modules for the history action to make the form
toggleable again:
- mediawiki.page.ready
- jquery.makeCollapsible
- jquery.makeCollapsible.styles
Additional Changes:
- The explicit addition of the 'mediawiki.action.history' module to the
defaultModules array in SkinMinerva was removed because this module
should already be added by HistoryAction.php and all we are doing with
Minerva is styling it differently.
- The styling to hide the filter revisions box in
skinStyles/mediawiki.action.history.styles.less was removed now that
this functionality should work again
Bug: T223204
Change-Id: Icf4a22a62228aca5a120bcdf3d6fede35b3c928e
If the option is not default, system will throw OutOfBoundsException
when trying to access OPTION_TABS_ON_SPECIALS value.
Bug: T225279
Change-Id: I01ff016caea0bfd961c71e15388d670cd93acc7f
As a hold-over from a previous porting attempt, thw World.js file
(a cucumber.js convention) exported an instance of MWBot. This
instance was used in several tests, however, since MWBot had been
instantiated multiple times since then, the original edit token
was invalid, causing several tests to fail.
Bug: T224947
Change-Id: I56c06600c43d53bbc4e103d446a1de7a52c2cfad
The Growth extension would like to override the the profile link in
the main menu. We can replace the MenuEntry from group, but
modifications of each component shouldn't be allowed. That approach
is too much error prone. Furthermore it won't allow us to change
how the Login/Logout link works.
The Menu/Group accepts IMenuEntry objects, instead of building
complicated Login/Logout menu entry, let's encapsulate all that
logic into small, well-contained AuthMenuEntry object.
Now, as we have the AuthMenuEntry, we can add an `overrideProfileURL'
method to allow the profile url modifications. That approach will
allow modify profile links, and "how to modify links" logic in
one place.
Changes:
- extracted Definitions::insertLogInOutMenuItem() body into new
AuthMenuEntry class
- renamed some variables like $logoutUrl for better readability
- introduced `AuthMenuEntry::overrideProfileUrl()` method that
allows modification of the Profile url, label and tracking code.
Bug: T222834
Change-Id: Ib7356acbd3373c7a4b591c9c133d7d02a55239b0
Instead of using Title::quickUserCan() and User::isBlockedFrom()
we have to use the PermissionManager.
Bug: T221792
Change-Id: I5bffd859140f73a78fa2fc155b7b2343eefd3807
The PageActions menu shouldn't be built inside SkinMinerva class.
All menus should be build in similar way so it's easier to understand
how different parts of the system work. This will allow us to easily
track different menu elements/move elements between different menus.
Additionally we should allow extensions/3rd party to modify both the
toolbar and overflow menus.
Changes:
- Removed PageActions logic from SkinMinerva class
- introduced new PageActions/Director to build page actions menu
- introduced Builders for toolbar, and different types of overflow
menu
- because Overflow menu elements require the
BaseTemplate::data['nav_urls] array, instead building all links,
pass the array when building PageActions menu. Code for getting
menu entries had to be rewritten (use $navUrls array instead of
$this->tpl['nav_urls'];
- ServiceWirings file contains logic on what to pass to
PageActions/Director class (which builders)
- PageActionsMenuEntry setTitle() and setNodeID() returns $this
so we can use method chaining. Only a syntax sugar.
- if AMC is not available/Overflow menu is disabled via config,
system will pass EmptyOverflowBuilder. System will not add
"show more" icon to toolbar menu when $overflowBuilder returns
empty set of options.
- both ToolbarBulder and OverflowMenuBuilders (except
EmptyOverflowBuilder) will run 'MobileMenu' hook. Extensions should
listen to hook, and inject it's own menu entries at their leisure.
Required follow-ups:
- SkinMinerva provides isAllowedAction() method which is used
both in the skin code and in Toolbar builder. We should extract
that method into separate service
- SkinMinerva provides getHistoryUrl() method which is used
both in the skin code and in Toolbar builder. We should provide
MinervaUrls service that knows how to build custom mobile URLs.
Bug: T221792
Change-Id: Ie08c4b61cea60c3a42fbf796a39360feea22bc33
To simplify and make code reusable all menu elements should be built
by using Builder pattern. This a first step, first we the pageActions
methods should return Group object/IMenuElement objects, then in the
second step we will extract this logic into Director/Builder
classes leaving SkinMinerva class much smaller.
Bug: T221792
Change-Id: Ic51c4ca4139919fc3c5f3ada8b1b2fe5d23031d7
In some edge cases the RequestContext::getTitle() can return null
instead of Title object. Similar situations already happened in the
past (see T179833). The RequestContext::getTitle() documentation
says it can return null, therefore code should be resilient and
support such situations, even if there are not common.
Bug: T221792
Change-Id: I842f8c49f20e511fda3b081e59a06586810bc748
Ensure SkinUserPageHelper::isUserPage() returns true for user pages
that are IP addresses.
Also adds the page-action menu to all user pages.
Bug: T220114
Change-Id: I3703899bc9ff0042c74260d36f48a388b78b0b6b
If viewmywatchlist|editmywatchlist permisions were set to false for
anonymous user, MinervaSkin would show a watchstar icon that links
to LoginPage, even if user was logged in. Clicking watching action
would cause browser to reload the page without any effect.
Under the hood - system would redirect to login, and then the login
page would redirect user back to the article page because user is
logged in.
MinervaSkin should respect viewmywatchlist|editmywatchlist
permissions. If user do not have access to watchlist, do not show
watch icon.
Bug: T221792
Change-Id: I26a1133a7ccff6a4adcdc72d594d0902bfa8ff79
The SkinMinerva::createWatchPageAction() was depending upon
$tpl['content_navigation']['actions'] object, which is created by
SkinTemplate::buildContentNavigationUrls(). Although only 'watch'
and 'unwatch' keys were used, moreover, code was using only 'href'
property from both 'watch' and 'unwatch'. All other props are
overrided, not used when rendering. Also the title of unwatch
icon was set to "watch this page" which was incorrect.
This system was bit complex to manage (we should provide dependencies
not pass the whole 'content_navigation']['actions'] array). It would
also make further refactoring more difficult, as watchstar icon
shouldn't depened on quicktemplate stuff. We were using only href
attribute which is super easy to calculate.
Changes:
- do not depend upon $actions, get href by using $title->getLocalUrl
- set proper title for unwatch icon
- simplified SkinMinerva::createWatchPageAction() logic
Bug: T221792
Change-Id: I9609949b60a7e2f2f0a947c05c80c89be32d4cb1
