We want search results to update as more characters are typed relatively quickly. Unfortunately this is opposite of our goal of a low rate limit. Separating this route into a separate rate limit solves this issue.
- refactored from livewire to alpinejs
- this is a crudish draft but is fullly functional
- script should be moved to own alpine component in js dir
- person command and filter is simply a test and works
- fixes long time safari issue when click result just closes search and doesnt direct to URL by following:
@click.prevent Directive: Added @click.prevent="navigateTo(result.url)" to the anchor tag to handle the click event and navigate to the URL.
navigateTo Method: Added a navigateTo method in the quickSearch function to change the window location to the clicked URL.
Event Listener: Updated the init method to add a click event listener that stops propagation and navigates to the URL.
- this pr cleans up the app.js file and pulls all alpine logic into there own component js files making it much more organized and modular.
- this pr also converts the livewire post like and dislike buttons to alpinejs. this was done due to nesting components in livewire being bugged.
Separate torrents into cruddy route names. Route model binding isn't possible due to the global scope on unapproved torrents. Use form requests. Simplify the controller flow where possible.
- github action updated with new ruleset in pint.json
- codebase linted with new ruleset
- contributors can now run `./vendor/bin/pint`
- action workflow will auto correct any lint issues upon commit/opened pull request
- register routes using static ::class references instead of strings and remove any namespace prefixes from the RouteServiceProvider. This convention was adopted by default in Laravel 8. Converted controller action strings to array tuples for improved code completion and static analysis.
