liveblog 2.0.0-alpha4

Bug fixes

Development Release

  • Drupal 10 compatibility Dependencies Update

liveblog 2.0.0-alpha2

Bug fixes

Fixed The data content of this event exceeds the allowed maximum (10240 bytes).

liveblog 2.0.0-alpha1

New features

Automation fixes for Drupal - 9
Show more instead of infinite scroll
Liveblog pusher credentials in settings.php
Replace jQuery.getJSON with axios
Liveblog post entity have bad created time
Form doesn't show validation error for edit post
Enable debugger based on configuration

liveblog 8.x-1.1-alpha9

Added a channel prefix, to be used when multiple drupal instances use the same notification channel provider instance.

liveblog 8.x-1.1-alpha7

New features

Features:

  • Notification for new posts
  • Only load new posts when user wants it
    • This is to prevent flicker of the screen happening because elements are loaded after post is inserted
  • Executes scripts inline in a post
  • Lazyloading handler is throttled
  • Uses eslint and editorconfig
  • Uses webpack2
  • Decoupled AssetHandler from the streaming library.
  • Uses translation function for strings
  • Added configuration route to module

liveblog 8.x-1.0-alpha6

Bug fixes

This release adds a node description and shows errors, if pushing to the external service fails.

liveblog 8.x-1.0-alpha4

In this release, the submodule liveblog_paragraphs has been removed, because it was moved into the thunder distribution.

liveblog 8.x-1.0-alpha3

New features

This release added a composer-less workflow for the integration of the Pusher library.
Please have look at the README.md for further information.

liveblog 8.x-1.0-alpha1

New features

This is the release of the MVP, developed together with Kurier.at, Drunomics and galaniprojects,

Posts will be distributed by the pusher.com service.
New posts, will be added to the top.
When a user has scrolled beyond the insertion point, his scroll position will be kept.
If a user reaches the bottom, older posts will be lazyloaded.
Editors can add highlights to posts, which are reflected by classes.
Users can see the editors name, the time the post was written, a source and a location.

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