* Ignore accesories uploads
* API: Allow searching accessories by supplier id
* Adds suppliers and image upload to accessories
* Allow sorting by counts for suppliers
* Validate supplier image uploads
* Remove purchase_date from protected accessory array, it was converting it to datetime in datepicker
* Fix accidental commit of ImporterTest.
* Move the name() method to the presenter
This fixes some weird collisions between laravels voodoo and our
presenter voodoo that confused php. It's also probably a cleaner place
to put it. Should fix#3927
* Add missing parenthesis
* Add heading to tables on locations/view page.
* Fix some n+1 problems
* Use route in notification dropdown to make sure we link to correct page
* Work on better UI support for checkout to non-user. Fix links on index bootstrap table, work towards eliminating assignedUser
* Remove Asset::assigneduser() relationship. Instead add a checkedOutToUser() method and/or port to using assignedTo()
* Adjust string to fit new reality
* Fix#3780. Move the consumables getDataView method to the ApiController. Not entirely RESTful, but it's a weird method that probably doesn't need its own controller and the functionality would be strange to stack on the userscontroller...
* Fix file uploads to assets and restore the delete route.
* Add asset maintence edit action to index.
* Suppliers asset list should link to the related asset, not to the supplier with same ID.
* Asset models page should use polymorphic formatter on assigned to to better handle assorted item types.
* Comment out more assigneduser fallacy until we figure out the query builder approach to searching for location text.
* Update composer phpcs
* Minor Fixes found while working.
ALlow user_id to be nullable in category model validation
Point to the correct route in accessoriespresenter datatable. Also add name() method
Add a translated category name
Fix typo in translation
* Add a method to the asset presenter to show deployed when asset is deployed. Fixes#3114
* Set user if asset is checked out to user. fixes email problems.
* Use sometimes validation to ignore this when no values are present.
* Move Actionlog details to a presenter and port the activity table to use it. Still need to port other parts of the application, but this consolidates a lot of logic.
* Attempt test fix
* Port users,licenses, and assets view to use the presenter to generate table values.
* Reformat all view files. Check for matching tags and rearrange to make everything line up.
* Fix regression on asset create where the log was no longer saved.
* Move slack integration to laravel5.3 style notifications, part 1.
* Fix consumable tab when active.
* Move the slack notifiable to the settings model. Move all slack notifications into logCheckout/logCheckin. Should think about refactoring this as an event at some point still. Move Asset checkin/checkout to use the general loggable trait rather than it's own solution.
* Fix a logic error where assets with a non deployable status would show checkin instead of no button at all.
* Fix an html formatting error that resulted in us not closing a form. This would cause the checkin page to try to submit a delete request (related to the modal form) rather than the desired checkin request. Also fix formatting in this file.
* Add presenters for models. Move bootstrap table JSON generation to these presenters, which cleans up controllers a lot. Move view specific modifications from the models to the presenters as well.
* Fix some issues found by travis and codacy
* Fix a few more issues found while testing.
* Attempt another acceptance test fix
* Try something else
* Maybe..
* Move conditionals out of the datatable method and into dedicated url methods.
* Add presenters for models. Move bootstrap table JSON generation to these presenters, which cleans up controllers a lot. Move view specific modifications from the models to the presenters as well.
* Fix some issues found by travis and codacy
* Fix a few more issues found while testing.
* Attempt another acceptance test fix
* Try something else
* Maybe..
