adds dynamic pages to app w/ documentation for the book

mgenev / how-to-sane

A demonstration of how to use the SANE stack

http://howtosane.ninja

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adds dynamic pages to app w/ documentation for the book #23

Closed jamemackson closed 9 years ago

jamemackson commented 9 years ago

At present, this is just a rough start for the documentation side of this PR. More to come. :)

mgenev commented 9 years ago

looking good so far :+1:

jamemackson commented 9 years ago

@mgenev I've got the CRUD functionality in place with this last round of commits. I'm looking at how to integrate these with your header-nav component next which should really be the last piece we'll need.

In https://github.com/hairbrained/gallery13 I just have the nav in the application.hbs file so I'll have to adjust what I did there to work with this component instead... I may have a few questions for you along the way however...

mgenev commented 9 years ago

I thought about this as well and I ended up making 2 separate components for nav - 1 public for CMS driven stuff that you just made and 1 for the admin stuff which my current header-nav is

jamemackson commented 9 years ago

@mgenev - a few quirks exist in the current version of this. I noticed that on the /s/page-manager grid, it’s not reloading properly when a new page is created. The new page is there when you do a full refresh so it seems that the page-manager route is getting out of sync. and I think it’s probably the same issue but if I edit a page’s order, the page-manager grid doesn’t reflect this until the page is reloaded.

jamemackson commented 9 years ago

still todo:

[ ] fix issues with /s/page-manager not syncing with edited and new pages
[x] allow access to get /api/v1/pages when user is not logged in
[x] add content to standard page layout
[ ] {in progress - buggy} update the pages route to be a wildcard catch all and render the dynamic page
[x] add markdown-to-html add-on to convert markdown content.

mgenev commented 9 years ago

1is probably hardest, i'll have to look at that in detail, 4 is demonstrated in nodember, so pretty easy to port, 5 will be interesting to try out, the rest are trivial seems like