* Extract a handlesimages trait to centralize logic for parsing/storing images on upload in create/edit methods.
* Use same image upload/layout in accessories as consum+components.
* Monster: Cleanup/Refactor http controllers.
This cleans up docblocks, pulls most non-crudy actions into their own
controllers, and does general cleanup/logic refactoring. There /should/
be no functional changes, but we all know how should works..
Extract checkin/checkout functions to a separate controller for accessories.
Move controllers to subdirectory.
Cleanup AssetModelsController
Extract component checkin/checkout
Assorted cleanups/doc/formatting in controllers.
Refactor LicenseController.
Refactor UsersController
Update viewassetscontroller.
* Codacy cleanups
* More codacy cleanups. Extract a LicenseCheckout Form request as well.
* A bit more refactor/cleaning of the license checkout method.
* Review Related Cleanups
* Fix most of the item_not_found translations. In many cases, the
string being generated did not even use the id parameter. Where it
does, pass it as id instead of as a different value.
* Remove some old $data arrays from when we manually sent emails from
the controllers. This has been superseeded by the notification system
(yay!)
* Bugfix: Only log the checkin of an accessory if the checkin completes sucessfully.
* Extract method/cleanup
* Remove apiStore method that is unusued since api controllers.
* Use proper model exception
* Remove old user importer. This is now supported by the general importer framework.
* Refactor AssetsController methods.
This is a giant diff without many functional changes, mostly cosmetic.
I've pulled a number of methods out of assetscontroller, preferring
instead to create some more targetted controllers for related actions.
I think this cleans up the file some, and suggests some places for
future targetted improvement.
Fix weird missing things.
* Fix Unit test failing after date changes.
* Pass valid string to be translated.
* Some method cleanup for codacy.
* Extract trait for common checkout uses and codacy fixes.
* Cleanup model bulk-edit
Use the general partials where appropriate, as well as display a list of
what models we are editing in the bulk edit.
* Use new api based fetch/display for modal select2.
This is just copy/pasting the code currently because I'm not entirely
sure how the two pieces of code interact.
* Remove old helper functions that are no longer necessary with our populating of select2 dropdowns via ajax.
* adds select2 placeholders to select lists
To allow us to clear the selection on „select2“ selects, we need a placeholder attribute
See: https://select2.org/placeholders
* Removes empty option from multiple select
select2 requires an empty option value on singular selects, but not on multiple selects.
When selecting multiple options, this empty option would be shown as selectable otherwise, not clearing the selection.
* Adds the option to clear select2 instances
Sets the correct options to allow clearing of out select2 instances. The empty placeholder is required, since clearing only works when a placeholder ist set (event an empty one).
See: https://select2.org/placeholders
* Removes the „Clear selection“ option from select lists
Since we can clear the select2 lists with their native clearing method, we can remove this hack
* Updates generated assets (css/js)
* adds permission checks to custom fields
* adds permission checks to custom fieldsets
* adds separate permissions for custom fieldsets
* check for permissions in views
* Removes custom fieldsets from permissions config
* Proxy the authorization for custom fieldsets down to custom fields.
This allows us to use the existing permissions in use and have more semantically correct authorization checks for custom fieldsets.
* simplifies the authorization check for the custom fields overview
* removes special handling of custom fieldsets in base policy
I just realised that this code duplicates the logic from the custom fieldset policy.
Since we are checking for the authorization of custom fields anyway, we can just use the columnName for the fields.
* cleanup of unused imports
* Added option to include model information on asset labels.
Cleaned up label page to fix skewed label alignment on last row per page.
* Changes made per Snipe's direction
changed type from tinyint to boolean in DB
changed labels back to initials
It looks like Chrome (and probably other browsers) is optimising the
next-padding div out since it has no content. This means the margin
doesn't apply. Adding the nbsp, and making sure it takes up no space
itself, is enough to make the margin do the right thing.
I also tried using padding instead of margin, but this results in an
extra page at the end of the output (there'd need to be a way to stop
page-break and next-padding appearing at the end of the document). I also
tried setting a min-height on next-padding, but this had the same issue.
