This permission was never checked for and had an unintended consequence of allowing a non-superadmin user to execute arbitrary queries (expected), but getting a superadmin session by joining the `sessions` table. This patch: - Introduces a table allowlist that uses the Postgres query plan (JSON) and validate the referenced tables against the allowed ones on arbitrary queries issued to the various `/subscribers` APIs. - Explicitly adds the missing `subscribers:sql_query` permission check to all handlers that accept `query`. - Introduces a new `search` parameter on all handlers that accept `query`. This parameter is an interface over the default name/email substring search instead of relying on `query`. |
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listmonk frontend (Vue + Buefy)
It's best if the listmonk/frontend directory is opened in an IDE as a separate project where the frontend directory is the root of the project.
For developer setup instructions, refer to the main project's README.
Globals
In main.js, Buefy and vue-i18n are attached globally. In addition:
$api(collection of API calls fromapi/index.js)$utils(util functions fromutil.js). They are accessible within Vue asthis.$apiandthis.$utils.
Some constants are defined in constants.js.
APIs and states
The project uses a global vuex state to centrally store the responses to pretty much all APIs (eg: fetch lists, campaigns etc.) except for a few exceptions. These are called models and have been defined in constants.js. The definitions are in store/index.js.
There is a global state loading (eg: loading.campaigns, loading.lists) that indicates whether an API call for that particular "model" is running. This can be used anywhere in the project to show loading spinners for instance. All the API definitions are in api/index.js. It also describes how each API call sets the global loading status alongside storing the API responses.
IMPORTANT: All JSON field names in GET API responses are automatically camel-cased when they're pulled for the sake of consistency in the frontend code and for complying with the linter spec in the project (Vue/AirBnB schema). For example, content_type becomes contentType. When sending responses to the backend, however, they should be snake-cased manually. This is overridden for certain calls such as /api/config and /api/settings using the preserveCase: true param in api/index.js.
Icon pack
Buefy by default uses Material Design Icons (MDI) with icon classes prefixed by mdi-.
listmonk uses only a handful of icons from the massive MDI set packed as web font, using Fontello. To add more icons to the set using fontello:
- Go to Fontello and drag and drop
frontend/fontello/config.json(This is the full MDI set converted from TTF to SVG icons to work with Fontello). - Use the UI to search for icons and add them to the selection (add icons from under the
Customsection) - Download the Fontello pack and from the ZIP:
- Copy and overwrite
config.jsontofrontend/fontello - Copy
fontello.woff2tofrontend/src/assets/icons. - Open
css/fontello.cssand copy the individual icon definitions and overwrite the ones infrontend/src/assets/icons/fontello.css
- Copy and overwrite