Reordering

[wookiehangover]

What does it do?

Wires up item reordering to the new API endpoint. Depends on sprintly/sprintly-data#15

Where should the reviewer start?

app/stores/product-store.js

Other things to note:

• Moved card detail stuff into it's own component, loving the convenience of react-bootstrap
• Pulled sprintly-ui less into our own less workflow. I needed this on an airplane, and for the file-sizes we're dealing with, combining all css makes sense.
• Eliminated the mixed content warnings coming from gravatars by using protocol-relative urls.

  How should this be manually tested?

Use npm link to use the branch from sprintly/sprintly#15 if it's not merged yet. Then try out the "resort" buttons.

Screenshots

Reordering is disabled unless you sort by priority.

GIF?

[wookiehangover]

Just realized the tests are going to fail until the PR in sprintly-data lands :rage4:

[florapdx]

[wookiehangover]

@florapdx pretty confident that you were seeing a build issue / had the wrong version of sprintly-data. Pushed a new release on npm and the tests are green (which need item.resort to exist).

[florapdx]

Oh good. Yeah, I don't know what's up with that. I'm pretty sure that I set everything up correctly at least 2x, but I'm glad the error wasn't real :)

[justinabrahms]

We have an uncaught error if you attempt to "move up" an item that is at the top. Should probably catch that error. I'd guess the same happens if "move down" on the last item.

[justinabrahms]

Looks fine to me otherwise. Would be nice if make also build our CSS, but non-blocker.