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- Refactored the Pintura integration to be easier to implement and also
more accurately display whether it's enabled or not.
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This pull request refactors the code related to the Pintura image editor
integration in the admin settings. It introduces a custom hook that
handles the logic of checking and updating the integration status and
settings, and simplifies the UI components that use the hook. It also
removes unnecessary variables and props from the components and the
hook. The affected files are `Integrations.tsx`, `UserDetailModal.tsx`,
`BrandSettings.tsx`, `usePinturaEditor.ts`, `Facebook.tsx`, and
`Twitter.tsx`.
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Admin X Settings
Ghost Admin Settings in React
Development
Pre-requisites
- Run
yarn
in Ghost monorepo root
Running the development version
Run yarn dev
to start the development server to test/develop the settings standalone. This will generate a demo site from the index.html
file which renders the app and makes it available on http://localhost:5173
Running inside Admin
Run yarn dev
(like you would run Ghost dev normally) from the top-level repo. AdminX will automatically rebuild when you make changes.
Develop
This is a monorepo package.
Follow the instructions for the top-level repo.
git clone
this repo &cd
into it as usual- Run
yarn
to install top-level dependencies.
Test
yarn lint
run just eslintyarn test:acceptance
runs acceptance testsyarn test:unit
runs unit testsyarn test:acceptance path/to/test
runs a specific testyarn test:acceptance:slowmo
runs acceptance tests in slow motion and headed mode, useful for debugging and developing tests