* New ModPanel Theme
* Implemented the new @kipukun theme in ModPanel
* Added new translation string
* Fixed the toolbar in /mod/torrents
* Little fix on torrents report
* Remove double navigation
* Added a tag h1 for pages and new translation strings~
* fix warn message
* new translation strings
* new Translations object which can be used to translate string in js
* fix a the disappearance of checkboxes on new item loaded by ajax
* Mass Edit MOD api JS (WIP)
In continuity with the mass edit mod api, this is the javascript use of
it.
##What does it do?
* Delete of multiple torrents on index/search
* Category change of multiple torrents
* Change of owner of multiple torrents
* Lock & delete of multiple torrents
##How?
* New toolbar only visible for mods
* Checkboxes added only for mods
* Selection and click on the button in toolbar
* Nothing is submitted, you have to review the changes in a modal window
listing them.
* Then the ajax queries are initialized one at a time with a progression
bar
* You can always at any moment delete entries from the queuing list
* Improved progress bar
* Deleting part almost done
Improved modal design
All dom interactions should be done
Prepared Query for only one callback
Improved Modal to keep a link to the active modal
* Finished =D
Added some translation string
* Forgot the refreshing of the page
Just an option that can be disabled by making refreshTimeout to 0
This allows changing the cookie domain, maxage and the hash/encryption
keys via the config file.
If no key is provided a new one is generated on each reboot.
But if both keys are provided the session cookies are now valid even
after a server reboot.
* Improve ES search
The new performance is very good.
Some examples on my 1.5gb vm:
INFO[0153] Query 'shingeki' took 6 milliseconds.
INFO[0125] Query 'アニメ' took 17 milliseconds.
INFO[0102] Query 'shingeki -kyojin horrible ' took 12 milliseconds
Looking at the criteria we wanted here:
https://pad.riseup.net/p/i8DrilHDWRvf, it meets:
1. Fast: sub-100ms for a typical query, sub-50ms is good and sub-20ms is
optimal
2. Prefix match: "horrible" finds horriblesubs
3. Substring match? "アニメ" finds "TVアニメ"
4. Position-independent terms ("shingeki kyojin" finds the same as
"kyojin shingeki")
5. Works with short term lengths correctly and fast (no in "kyoukai no
kanata", 04 in "horrible shingeki 04" etc)
7. (nice to have) search negation: shingeki kyojin -horriblesubs
* Use match_all query instead of *, fix *
* Put the mascot into the cookie as well, major js cleanup
* Update en-us.all.json
* removed redundant translation
* made the dropdown menu look and function better
* fixed responsiveness issue
* made this look better with the /g/ theme
* Querying when request has failed
* Added a maximum consecutive query parameter to limit query when server
has shutdown
* By default I've put it to -1 (no maximum), it can be modified
* Stopping with an error when too many failed query
* Removing log message in torrents.js
Main version can be set in config/default_config.yml
Build version need to be set by build command: go build -ldflags "-X
main.buildversion=$(date -u +.%Y%m%d.%H%M%S)"
Or by using package.sh
Or by using the godep command: godep go build -ldflags "-X
main.buildversion=$(date -u +.%Y%m%d.%H%M%S)"
* Update index.html
Small format change to RSS link
Addes SMO
Remove Cartel tag
* Update index.html
Added Social Icon
* Update index.html
* maybe the right one???
* Fix error messages with ES results
* Add lsof for debugging
* Add torrents table variable to index sukebei
* Use elasticsearch alias for hotswapping index
* Increase max open files, increase ES heap size
* Add reindex script and reindex triggers
We use a table to store the actions happened to the torrents table.
When the torrents table is INSERTED/UPDATED/DELETED, the trigger kicks
in and an entry is made to the reindex_torrents table.
The reindex_nyaapantsu.py script is then used to query the
reindex_torrents table and apply the correct reindex action to
elasticsearch. The entries are then removed for reindex_torrents table.
* Reindex every 5 minutes as cronjob
