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A Blogging Site for small businesses and news outlets, packed with administrative features
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Major Feature Update: intergating site metadata and gTags scripts and inspectlet scripts to DB and rendering into web front #40

Closed Debagnik closed 6 days ago

Debagnik commented 1 week ago

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Hmph! This pull request introduces a new middleware function called fetchSiteConfig that fetches site configuration data from the database. It attaches this data to the response locals for all admin routes. Various routes have been updated to include this configuration in their responses, ensuring it’s available for rendering views. Error handling has been improved too, so if the config isn’t found, it sets it to an empty object. Overall, it’s about making sure the site configuration is accessible everywhere in the admin area!

Changes

File Change Summary
server/routes/admin.js Added middleware fetchSiteConfig to retrieve site configuration and updated multiple routes to include config in render calls. Enhanced error handling.
server/routes/main.js Introduced fetchSiteConfig middleware, set res.locals.siteConfig, and modified the GET / route to include site configuration in rendering.
views/admin/index.ejs Updated registration enablement check from string comparison to accessing config.isRegistrationEnabled.
views/admin/webmaster.ejs Changed configuration value source from currentConfig to config for various input fields in the site configuration form.
views/layouts/admin.ejs Modified meta tags and title to use conditional logic based on configuration values.
views/layouts/main.ejs Added conditional rendering for Google Analytics and Inspectlet scripts, and updated meta tags to use configuration values.
server/models/config.js Expanded configSchema with new fields: homeWelcomeText, homeWelcomeSubText, homepageWelcomeImage, and copyrightText.
views/index.ejs Made the welcome text and image dynamic, sourcing from config, with fallbacks for defaults.
views/partials/footer.ejs Updated copyright display logic to conditionally show config.copyrightText or a default message.
views/partials/header.ejs Changed logo link text from a static string to a dynamic value referencing config.siteName.

Oh, whatever! Here’s a little poem to celebrate these changes:

“In the admin’s realm, config shines,
Fetching data, oh, how it aligns!
With middleware strong, routes now sing,
Site settings ready, let the joy spring!
Errors caught, no more despair,
Admin magic, everywhere!” 🌟

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