* bumping style package (now with typography styles!)
* ThemeProvider ALL the things!
* package lock
* linting
* no need to parseInt here anymore, the values are numeric now.
* feat: upgrade react-select v1.3.0 to v3.1.0
Upgrade `react-select`, replace `react-virtualized-select` with a custom
solution implemented with `react-window`.
Future plans include deprecate `react-virtualized` used in other places, too.
Migrate all react-select related components to `src/Components/Select`.
* Fix new list view
* Fix tests
* Address PR comments
* Fix a flacky Cypress test
* Adjust styles for Select in CRUD ListView
* Fix loadOptions for owners select in chart PropertiesModal
TODO: add typing support for AsyncSelect props.
* Address PR comments; allow isMulti in SelectControl, too
* Clean up NaN in table filter values
* Fix flacky test
* feat: bump superset-ui/time-format and big-number
This is for adding full dates to big number datetime formatted
by weekly interval.
* Bump time-format to v0.13.15
to bring in https://github.com/apache-superset/superset-ui/pull/493
* feat(frontend): add ability to export dashboard and chart as image (#6973)
* refactor: migrate download image as to typescript
* feature(frontend): download as image updates
add toast message if error occurs.
make generate file stem an internal method.
* refactor(frontend): move default background color to a const
* feat(frontend): wrap download image toast in translate function
* fix: invalid JSON in FR translation
* fix: broken or misformatted translations and add unit test for JSON validty
* Move translation lint test to CI task
* calling new chart api (mostly working)
* can't .then when the promise has already been await-ed
* Add handling for v1 API response
* comment
* update word cloud plugin & dependencies
* testing
* try just waiting
* Revert "try just waiting"
This reverts commit 10c092effd.
* tweaking bootstrap types
* Bumping word cloud package version
* new package lock
Co-authored-by: Ville Brofeldt <ville.v.brofeldt@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Evan Rusackas <evan@preset.io>
* build: collect code coverage from Cypress
Collect frontend code coverage reports from Cypress tests and add
proper tagging for all tests.
* Fix bash script lint error from shellcheck
* Revert Cypress to 4.3.0 to see if it fixes a failing test
* importing... this is going to break CI, but there it is.
* adding validator package.
* pluralization - maybe it should be plural, but whatevs
* updating validators to match new exports
* removing old validators
* lintage ✨
* validateNumeric -> validateNumber
* using legacyValidateInteger, legacyValidateNumber
* linting ✨
* removing extraneous package lock file
* control to turn off table bar-chart backgrounds
* flipping enable to disable, to support existing charts
* lint ✨
* Turn ON to enable (reversing logic)
* bumping big number chart
* ling ✨
* filter owners select by text input
* use rison
* fix backend owners filter logic
* use fullname, not username on owners inputs
* fix some tests
* fixing tests
* deterministic tests
* appease linter
* add back search by username
* more comprehensive filter test
* add clarifying text
* formatting...
* Use manifest hooks for dev server proxy
* Rewrite dashboard/App.jsx to supress Redux error in hot reload
* Update ChartRenderer to allow hot realod in Explore
* Fix hot reload in dashboars as well
* Revert changes to ChartRenderer.jsx
Will submit in another PR.
* Clean up
* Upgrade webpack, babel and React
* Upgrade all Babel related packages
Also remove babel-plugin-css-modules-transform that is not in use.
* Remvoe tslib as dependency
* Remove unnecesary packages
One of the pain points in developing Superset frontend code is the lack
of testing data. Local installation often do not have enough examples
setup to test all edge cases.
This change allows `webpack-dev-server` to proxy to any remote Superset
service, but the same time replaces frontend asset references in HTML
with links to local development version. This allows developers to test
with production data locally, tackling edge cases all while maintaining
the productivity of editing the code locally.
