wekan/models/avatars.js

Avatars = new FS.Collection('avatars', {
  stores: [
    new FS.Store.GridFS('avatars'),
  ],
  filter: {
    maxSize: 72000,
    allow: {
      contentTypes: ['image/*'],
    },
  },
});

function isOwner(userId, file) {
  return userId && userId === file.userId;
}

Avatars.allow({
  insert: isOwner,
  update: isOwner,
  remove: isOwner,
  download() { return true; },
  fetch: ['userId'],
});

Avatars.files.before.insert((userId, doc) => {
  doc.userId = userId;
});
Re-factor the avatar system and support avatar uploads The user is now able to upload an avatar, and pick one in a list. This functionality should eventually be abstracted in a community package but we still need to work on a great public API. We rely on collectionFS to manage uploaded avatars. We also removed bengott:avatar which was trying to solve the wrong problem (namely displaying the avatar, which is as simple as displaying an image), and not a avatar system as it should be. Gravatar support is coming (back) soon. We may also want to have a list of default fun avatars the user can choose instead of uploading its own one. 10 years ago			`Avatars = new FS.Collection('avatars', {`
			`stores: [`
Enforce a consistent ES6 coding style Replace the old (and broken) jshint + jscsrc by eslint and configure it to support some of the ES6 features. The command `eslint` currently has one error which is a bug that was discovered by its static analysis and should be fixed (usage of a dead object). 10 years ago			`new FS.Store.GridFS('avatars'),`
Re-factor the avatar system and support avatar uploads The user is now able to upload an avatar, and pick one in a list. This functionality should eventually be abstracted in a community package but we still need to work on a great public API. We rely on collectionFS to manage uploaded avatars. We also removed bengott:avatar which was trying to solve the wrong problem (namely displaying the avatar, which is as simple as displaying an image), and not a avatar system as it should be. Gravatar support is coming (back) soon. We may also want to have a list of default fun avatars the user can choose instead of uploading its own one. 10 years ago			`],`
			`filter: {`
Increase the avatar max size and show an error if it is too big Fixes #190 10 years ago			`maxSize: 72000,`
Re-factor the avatar system and support avatar uploads The user is now able to upload an avatar, and pick one in a list. This functionality should eventually be abstracted in a community package but we still need to work on a great public API. We rely on collectionFS to manage uploaded avatars. We also removed bengott:avatar which was trying to solve the wrong problem (namely displaying the avatar, which is as simple as displaying an image), and not a avatar system as it should be. Gravatar support is coming (back) soon. We may also want to have a list of default fun avatars the user can choose instead of uploading its own one. 10 years ago			`allow: {`
Enforce a consistent ES6 coding style Replace the old (and broken) jshint + jscsrc by eslint and configure it to support some of the ES6 features. The command `eslint` currently has one error which is a bug that was discovered by its static analysis and should be fixed (usage of a dead object). 10 years ago			`contentTypes: ['image/*'],`
			`},`
			`},`
Re-factor the avatar system and support avatar uploads The user is now able to upload an avatar, and pick one in a list. This functionality should eventually be abstracted in a community package but we still need to work on a great public API. We rely on collectionFS to manage uploaded avatars. We also removed bengott:avatar which was trying to solve the wrong problem (namely displaying the avatar, which is as simple as displaying an image), and not a avatar system as it should be. Gravatar support is coming (back) soon. We may also want to have a list of default fun avatars the user can choose instead of uploading its own one. 10 years ago			`});`

Enforce a consistent ES6 coding style Replace the old (and broken) jshint + jscsrc by eslint and configure it to support some of the ES6 features. The command `eslint` currently has one error which is a bug that was discovered by its static analysis and should be fixed (usage of a dead object). 10 years ago			`function isOwner(userId, file) {`
Re-factor the avatar system and support avatar uploads The user is now able to upload an avatar, and pick one in a list. This functionality should eventually be abstracted in a community package but we still need to work on a great public API. We rely on collectionFS to manage uploaded avatars. We also removed bengott:avatar which was trying to solve the wrong problem (namely displaying the avatar, which is as simple as displaying an image), and not a avatar system as it should be. Gravatar support is coming (back) soon. We may also want to have a list of default fun avatars the user can choose instead of uploading its own one. 10 years ago			`return userId && userId === file.userId;`
Enforce a consistent ES6 coding style Replace the old (and broken) jshint + jscsrc by eslint and configure it to support some of the ES6 features. The command `eslint` currently has one error which is a bug that was discovered by its static analysis and should be fixed (usage of a dead object). 10 years ago			`}`
Re-factor the avatar system and support avatar uploads The user is now able to upload an avatar, and pick one in a list. This functionality should eventually be abstracted in a community package but we still need to work on a great public API. We rely on collectionFS to manage uploaded avatars. We also removed bengott:avatar which was trying to solve the wrong problem (namely displaying the avatar, which is as simple as displaying an image), and not a avatar system as it should be. Gravatar support is coming (back) soon. We may also want to have a list of default fun avatars the user can choose instead of uploading its own one. 10 years ago
			`Avatars.allow({`
			`insert: isOwner,`
			`update: isOwner,`
			`remove: isOwner,`
Enforce a consistent ES6 coding style Replace the old (and broken) jshint + jscsrc by eslint and configure it to support some of the ES6 features. The command `eslint` currently has one error which is a bug that was discovered by its static analysis and should be fixed (usage of a dead object). 10 years ago			`download() { return true; },`
			`fetch: ['userId'],`
Re-factor the avatar system and support avatar uploads The user is now able to upload an avatar, and pick one in a list. This functionality should eventually be abstracted in a community package but we still need to work on a great public API. We rely on collectionFS to manage uploaded avatars. We also removed bengott:avatar which was trying to solve the wrong problem (namely displaying the avatar, which is as simple as displaying an image), and not a avatar system as it should be. Gravatar support is coming (back) soon. We may also want to have a list of default fun avatars the user can choose instead of uploading its own one. 10 years ago			`});`

Enforce a consistent ES6 coding style Replace the old (and broken) jshint + jscsrc by eslint and configure it to support some of the ES6 features. The command `eslint` currently has one error which is a bug that was discovered by its static analysis and should be fixed (usage of a dead object). 10 years ago			`Avatars.files.before.insert((userId, doc) => {`
Re-factor the avatar system and support avatar uploads The user is now able to upload an avatar, and pick one in a list. This functionality should eventually be abstracted in a community package but we still need to work on a great public API. We rely on collectionFS to manage uploaded avatars. We also removed bengott:avatar which was trying to solve the wrong problem (namely displaying the avatar, which is as simple as displaying an image), and not a avatar system as it should be. Gravatar support is coming (back) soon. We may also want to have a list of default fun avatars the user can choose instead of uploading its own one. 10 years ago			`doc.userId = userId;`
			`});`