Make display of links to public external timeline dependent on restrict_unauthenticated setting (#204) #216
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@ -92,6 +92,7 @@ export default {
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editingAvailable () { return this.$store.state.instance.editingAvailable },
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editingAvailable () { return this.$store.state.instance.editingAvailable },
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layoutType () { return this.$store.state.interface.layoutType },
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layoutType () { return this.$store.state.interface.layoutType },
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privateMode () { return this.$store.state.instance.private },
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privateMode () { return this.$store.state.instance.private },
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showPublicExternalTimeline () {return currentUser() || !(privateMode || this.$store.state.instance.restrict_unauthenticated.timelines.federated) },
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reverseLayout () {
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reverseLayout () {
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const { thirdColumnMode, sidebarRight: reverseSetting } = this.$store.getters.mergedConfig
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const { thirdColumnMode, sidebarRight: reverseSetting } = this.$store.getters.mergedConfig
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if (this.layoutType !== 'wide') {
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if (this.layoutType !== 'wide') {
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/>
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/>
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</router-link>
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</router-link>
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<router-link
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<router-link
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v-if="showPublicExternalTimeline"
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:to="{ name: 'public-external-timeline' }"
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:to="{ name: 'public-external-timeline' }"
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class="nav-icon"
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class="nav-icon"
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>
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>
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>{{ $t("nav.public_tl") }}</span>
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>{{ $t("nav.public_tl") }}</span>
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</router-link>
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</router-link>
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</li>
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</li>
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<li v-if="federating && (currentUser || !privateMode)">
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<li v-if="federating && showPublicExternalTimeline">
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Ghost
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maybe maybe `federating` should be grouped into this new variable as well?
fedward
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My goal was the lightest possible change, but I thought about that. But then I also thought that maybe there should be a corresponding variable for the local timeline so the style could be consistent wherever those links appear. My goal was the lightest possible change, but I thought about that. But then I also thought that maybe there should be a corresponding variable for the local timeline so the style could be consistent wherever those links appear.
Ghost
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well it makes sense for it to be grouped; it wouldn't well it makes sense for it to be grouped; it wouldn't `show` if it doesn't federate, so the name is a bit misleading if it's not in there
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<router-link
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<router-link
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class="menu-item"
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class="menu-item"
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:to="{ name: 'public-external-timeline' }"
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:to="{ name: 'public-external-timeline' }"
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nit:
{return => { return
surprised the console didn't scream at you for that
actually it's probably too big to be a oneliner, try this