This is a terrible kluge, but time doesn't permit modifying the
system. All of this also touches old code that is untested, which is
difficult to modify with confidence.
* src/server/DocumentServer.js (DocumentServer#create): Use
StagingBucket.
* src/server/Server.js: Remove logic now handled by DataProcessor.
* src/server/request/DataProcessor.js (processDiff): Wrap in
StagingBucket to filter out values that do not result in changes.
* test/server/request/DataProcessorTest.js: Update failing cases.
This is a kluge until time can be spent better factoring this
system (using Traits).
* src/bucket/StagingBucket.js (_noStagingBypass): Add field.
(forbidBypass): Add method to set field.
(setCommittedValues): Use field.
* src/dapi/DataApiFactory.js (_createDataApi): Add support for
`quote'.
* src/dapi/http/HttpDataApi.js (__construct): New `enctype' argument.
(_encodeData, _encodeKeys): Remove former, rename latter to former.
(encodeData, _urlEncode): Encode based on enctype and method.
(*): Strict mode, es6 style.
This just updates the file a bit and provides a more specific
docblock (as used in HttpDataApi).
* src/dapi/DataApi.js: strict mode and var=>const.
(request): Docblock update for params.
I'm still waiting to release GNU ease.js 0.2.9 because I still (after
months) am trying to secure a copyright waiver from my employer. The
bugs affecting this were fixed back in December!
This works around the issue of traits extending named classes, and
some internal issues with extending constructors defined by the system
for traits.
https://mikegerwitz.com/projects/easejs/commit/?id=e93f3a70f9a699f1577df6ce3ba9201b2ea97542
So, this commit is temporary; revert after 0.2.9.
* src/ui/dialog/ITableDialog.js: Add interface (temporarily).
* src/ui/dialog/ColumnLink.js: Use it.
Prefixes with "meta:".
* src/server/Server.js (initQuote): Initialze metadata to empty.
* src/server/daemon/controller.js (createQuote): Add metabucket.
* src/server/db/MongoServerDao.js (saveQuote): Add additional
documentation to docblock. Save all metadata if no bucket data
provided (which indicates a full quote save). This happens on
version change.
* src/server/rater/ProcessManager.js (_genData): Add method to merge
metadata into bucket data with "meta:" prefix.
(byId): Use merged data.
* src/server/daemon/Daemon.js (__construct): Reference new class.
* src/server/rater/ProcessManager.js: Add class (extracted from
service).
* src/server/rater/service.js: Refactored into ProcessManager.
It never was a thread; it's always been a process.
* src/server/rater/thread.js: Renamed.
* src/server/rater/process.js: Renamed from thread.js.
* src/server/rater/service.js: s/thread/process/.
A bit arbitrary, but it contains text that's coupled to the layout of
the UI, and it usually pushes the button down off of the bar.
* src/client/Client.js (_showLockedNotification): Remove end of
"unlock quote" string.
The class was renamed, but not the file. Whoops.
* src/ui/worksheet/CalcWorksheet.js: Rename from RatingWorksheet.js.
* src/ui/worksheet/RatingWorksheet.js: Remove file.
This reverts CapturedUserResponse to the state it was in prior to
being extracted into liza. The issue was supposed to have been
resolved by now, but I haven't wanted to make an ease.js release until
the company that bought the company I work for signs the copyright
waiver. Which has been slow-going, to say the least.
The problem is that it is not recognizing a named trait extending a
class as a parameterized trait (it's not seeing __mixin).
* src/server/request/CapturedUserResponse.js: Use interface.
* src/server/request/IProtUserResponse.js: Add temporary interface.
The Data API stuff is pretty well coupled to the concept of a UI, and
the code is a mess that was just extracted from Program.js, so this
isn't the prettiest implementation. I hope that we'll have more time
for it in the somewhat-near future, since this is going to be core to
all server-side network requests for data.
What a cluster.
This was a lot of work to work around existing, bad APIs; there is no
time to refactor at the moment; this already took much longer than
expected.
Mike Gerwitz
Mike Gerwitz