* #99: Add anchor links to sections and cells
* Restores some css classes removed by error
* Focus cell based on anchor link
Co-authored-by: Jonatan Kłosko <jonatanklosko@gmail.com>
* Set up importing notebook from URL or clipboard
* Extract loading functions into separate module
* Replace import icon with text
* Add TLS peer verification
* Remove unnecessary tests setup step
* Force menu items into a single line
* Add shortcut for saving the notebook
* Make the disk icon always show file dialog
* Split runtime and file settings into separate modals
* Add ctrl+s to the shortcuts list
* Add togglable menu to the session page
* Make sure newly saved file appears in the file selector
* Fix path seletor force reloading
* Remove notebook generated in tests
* Add test for file list refresh after save
- Makes the file selector results to have a "box"/"container" of its own
- Seperates the filtred files from rest of the files with a border
- Optimize path selector to only traverse the filesystem if the directory
changes
This ignores "\e(B" which sometimes shows up even when the other RFC
1468 Japanese character set switch codes aren't used. This also updates
defmodifier so that it can be used with non-CSI escape codes (the
ones that start with '[').
* Allow server-side re-ordering of sections
* `Livebook.Notenook.move_section` definition
* Management and implementation of requests
* tests
This commit allows a person to send a request to the server to move a
section. However, the functionality in not yet available in the UI.
* Allow "Move up" and "Move down" functionality for sections
* Rendering of up and down "arrows" at Section's side
* Request from UI on click
This commit enables a user to move a section upwards or downwards, much
like a cell. However, after the section moves, the focus is not changed
to it.
* Apply formatting
* Define a function to update cell status
* Defines a common function for `move_cell` and `move_section` to use to
update cell status.
Prior to this PR the HTML head was being
included twice on the password auth page.
One from root.html and another from the
error page, so we decoupled those.
