for the upcoming api v3
Reorganize files under /src, separate express app in two apps, one for api v1 and v2 and the other for the upcoming api v3
move api v2 routes in a separate folder, rename apiv1 file for better readability, remove auth routes for api v1
move api-v2 controllers in subdirectory
move unorganized files to /libs
fix gulp requires and separate server in old (api v1 and v2) and new (api v3) app
fix require paths
fix require paths
fix require paths
put api v1 back
Reorganize files under /src and separate express app in one for api v1 and v2 and the other for v3
* Added a Grunt task to precompile website/views/shared/new-stuff.jade to a
static html file.
* Updated the new-stuff.jade modal template to use a $rootScope property.
* Added a special case to openModal for the newStuff template, by which it
fetches the flat file, marks it as trusted HTML, and sets it to the
$rootScope property before rendering the modal.
* Added build:test task to generate translation JS for tests.
* Removed test/spec/translations.js from the repository, added to .gitignore.
* Updated test/run_tests.sh to run build:test, and accept an optional argument
to run a particular test suite.
* Added a task to Gruntfile to use website/src/i18n.js to generate a small JS file to be loaded in Karma env which sets window.env.translations to the i18n.translations['en'].
* Added new Grunt task to build:dev
* Updated Karma specs to reenable testing where possible, updating comments where not.
This is the setup for the Grunt task that generates a changelog. Note
that it currently generates the changelog for the range
changelog-start..HEAD where changelog-start is a tag. It will always use
the most recent tag it can find. We may want to change this
behavior. Also, the original repo has some bugs, so I'm using my fork
until he accepts my PRs.
Migration notes: To run: `grunt git_changelog`
special handling of Header Party, just have it's own controller and do
specific-handling. Also, removing MenuCtrl & StatsCtrl - they weren't
used TMK, I think twas a vestige of mobile. @paglias give that a gander
