This adds selectItems() to ZoteroPane and collectionTreeView and removes
the ancient, unused 'expand' argument to selectItem(), which didn't
really make sense there. It also includes a new
itemTreeView::ensureRowsAreVisible() that tries to scroll to an
appropriate place (or, better yet, not scroll at all) given the
specified rows and page size.
Currently only .status and .getResponseHeader() (for getting 'Location')
are available in the returned object, but we could make the body
available if necessary.
Move `Zotero.getString()` and intl init code to `Zotero.intl` to make
it easier to re-use.
Link `Zotero.getString()` to `Zotero.intl.getString()`.
Do not expose `getStringFromBundle`, `pluralFormGet`, and
`pluralFormNumForms` because they are not used.
This is loosely based on the same functionality in ZotFile, but it tries
to do the right thing based on existing Zotero settings: either the new
PDF handler setting in the prefs or the system-default app. The latter
can only reliably be determined on Windows (and this uses ZotFile's
function to read that from the registry), but this tries to figure it
out on macOS and Linux too using the Mozilla handler service. (The
handler service only gets you an app name, not a path, so on Linux we
can try reading mimetypes.list and the like in case someone is using a
system-default okular or evince not in /usr/bin, but that's not yet
implemented.)
This uses the new 5.0 URL format, and a 'page' query parameter instead
of a path component:
zotero://open-pdf/library/items/[itemKey]?page=[page]
zotero://open-pdf/groups/[groupID]/items/[itemKey]?page=[page]
It also accepts ZotFile-style URLs, though, so if you uninstall ZotFile
you should still be able to open those links. ZotFile will need to
accept the new format for new links to work when ZotFile is installed,
since it will override this handler.
This functionality will be necessary for annotation extraction (#1018)
and for imported annotations from Mendeley (#1451).
And fix deprecation warning from passing an nsIFile
(Also updates the Zotero.Styles.install() documentation to note that the
first parameter's `file` property can be a string path.)
Can be an absolute path or 'profile' to use 'zotero' subdirectory of
profile directory as in earlier versions (but which won't be treated as
a legacy location eligible for migration)
Closes#1305
We were manually looking up the current locale in various places and
passing it to nsIStringBundleService::createBundle(), but that hasn't
even been a supported argument for years. (I assume it was a long time
ago?)
Previously, if a translator or style was fixed, people didn't get the
fix until their client checked the repository for updates, which could
take up to 24 hours. Now, in addition to checking once a day, we check
every time Zotero is started and also when we receive a notification
from the streaming server, which happens immediately after a translators
or style is updated on GitHub. To avoid DDoSing ourselves, the
notification includes a random delay (within a given period) before the
update is triggered by the client.
The streaming server connection is now made when either "Automatically
check for updated translators and styles" or "Sync automatically" is
enabled. It can be disabled via the extensions.zotero.streaming.enabled
pref.
* Use mocha, chai & sinon from the npm. As of sinon 2.0
sinon-as-promised is no longer required so it is removed
* Tweak code to re-use the same loader with the same environment
throghout the code
* Introduce browserify step for testing tools that only provide
node-compatible libraries (sinon, chai-as-promised)
* Introduce copy step for test data to resolve multiple issues with
tests depending on files not being symlinks
* Re-introduce custom implementation of setTimeout to resolve issues
with few tests
* Re-introduce custom Bluebird Promises config & monkey patch
Follow-up to https://github.com/zotero/zotero-standalone-build/commit/22cfe2404
The devtools must be included in the build by passing the -t flag to
build.sh in zotero-standalone-build.
After starting Zotero with the flag, connect from a Firefox instance
with remote debugging enabled by choosing "Connect…" from the Web
Developer menu and connecting to port 6100.
Since 1) debug output logging via the prefs isn't necessarily possible
for startup errors in Standalone, 2) real-time output is prohibitively
slow and has a miniscule scrollback buffer on Windows unless you use a
Cygwin or Git terminal, and 3) copying/pasting/emailing was annoying
anyway, make -ZoteroDebug open a popup window that shows errors and
debug output and allows submitting straight to the server with a Debug
ID.
This should replace the existing debug output viewer as well, but that's
less of a priority.
-ZoteroDebugText or the debug.log pref can still be used to dump to the
terminal.
Immediate sync triggering on remote library change using WebSocket API.
Currently kicks off a normal sync process for the modified library --
actual object data isn't pushed.
(This might not stay enabled for 5.0 Final.)
This is a bit iffy, since at least on macOS the passed file seems to
come in as either -file or -url at different times, but this seems to
work on macOS and Windows. Needs further testing with a packaged version
on Windows.
