1. 09 Jan, 2019 1 commit
    • Robert Knight's avatar
      Remove usage of bindings in component constructors · f2fcb297
      Robert Knight authored
      In Angular 1.6 the behavior where inputs to components ("bindings")
      were accessible in the controller's constructor was deprecated [1] but a
      switch was made available to re-enable the old behavior to assist migration.
      This switch has been removed in Angular 1.7, so we need to stop relying
      on it before we can upgrade.
      
      The correct thing to do is to put all init logic which accesses bindings
      (`this.someBindingName`) in the `$onInit` lifecycle method.
      
      This commit makes the minimal amount of changes to enable the app and
      tests to run without requiring pre-assigned bindings.
      
      [1] https://toddmotto.com/angular-1-6-is-here
      f2fcb297
  2. 13 Dec, 2018 2 commits
    • Robert Knight's avatar
      Merge pull request #828 from hypothesis/refactor-Makefile · b75882bf
      Robert Knight authored
      Refactor Makefile
      b75882bf
    • Sean Hammond's avatar
      Refactor Makefile · b778c9ad
      Sean Hammond authored
      Refactor Makefile to be the same as for our other projects:
      
          $ make help
          make help              Show this help message
          make dev               Run the app in the development server
          make lint              Run the code linter(s) and print any warnings
          make test              Run the unit tests
          make docs              Build docs website and serve it locally
          make checkdocs         Crash if building the docs website fails
          make clean             Delete development artefacts (cached files,
                                 dependencies, etc)
      
      Other make commands that our other projects have but the client doesn't
      yet:
      
      `make shell` -- Not relevant to the client? (Unless we can get a useful
      JavaScript shell in the terminal.)
      
      `make sql` -- Not relevant.
      
      `make format` and `checkformatting` -- We can't use Black code
      formatting for the client of course but maybe we could use Prettier or
      something else. (Our Python apps could also be extended to have `make
      format` format the JavaScript code as well.)
      
      `make coverage` and `codecov` -- Print the unit test coverage report to
      the terminal, and post it to codecov. These should be doable?
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