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Work in progress Chevereto v5.0.0 announcement

Fixed user search input display

Display had this issue with the search box when displaying several icons.

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Fixed bug with language settings allowing disabled languages to be passed via forged request

The user settings form wasn't checking for enabled languages, but system available languages. This allowed users to configure languages not enabled via forged requests.
 
Fixed bug with users being able to follow private users

Via forged request an user could follow a private user, which should be only available for admin or manager.
 
Fixed bug with broken JS when managing following for a private user

When admin|manager was managing follow over a private user, the JS was breaking execution due to missing following count placeholder.
 
Improved listing caches with support for user listings

Listing caches now also includes listing generated by logged users, making the system way more robust. I also added more reverse indexes to invalidate cache on content editing.
 
Added support for routing middleware

Routes (API V5) feature support for middleware, enabling to craft re-usable gates based on user role, attributes, settings enabled, etc.
 
Added support for fine grained roles & permissions

Chevereto now uses chevere/authorization for managing authorization, which enables us to add fine-grained permissions instead of just role-based conditions. The system is based on bitwise comparison so besides being cheap on CPU it enables to use bit operations when comparing/asserting roles and permits.
 
Added support for Schwager API specification (API V5, Tenants API)

Chevereto now describes its API with the Schwager API spec, which I created specifically for Chevereto. The system is based on chevere/schwager and here's a demo on how it looks like to work with it. I took the time to build a complete spec and HTML presentation so when working with the API you won't have to suffer from brain damage as all the other available specs out there.
 
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