* Implemented rudimentary multi-user support
* Delete src.zip
* Improve the update user function
And added a new function to the auth module to invalidate a session
* Update AntAuth.php
* Rename the configs, a bit more auth stuff
* Fix test and JS regex
* Turn the admin landing page into a twig template
* plugin/admin/ -> admin/
* Refactored templating for plugins
Plus. I finally converted the remaining options in the admin plugin to twig templates. No extra styling, but it'll be easier now
* Fix PHPStan warnings
* Basic "first time" user setup
* Improved styling
* Started implementing user management
* Completed user management in the admin panel
* Renamed templates, added support for sub-dirs
* Limit and validate allowed chars for usernames
* Finished the basics of the profile plugin
* Styling for the bootstrap theme
* Some more final touches
* Added an example to show author
* Tweak to the readme
Also, replaced the old <!--AntCMS-SiteLink--> with a new filter called absUrl, which can be used to convert any link to an absolute URL by adding the base site URL
It didn't really work, added a bunch to the overall file size, and computer-generated keywords just won't compare to human created ones, unless you're to use AI or a particularly advanced algorithm, which I feel is outside the scope of the project.
I've left the class in place, so if needed, it'll be really easy to add it back
There's zero need to create a new instance of the class before calling it, so this removes a very small amount of overhead, but more importantly removes the need to create and define a new class of it each time, which makes the code very slightly cleaner
- Separated the part that generates the page layout into a new function.
- What we did above allowed us to use the page layout for pages that aren't meant to be loaded from local Markdown files, such as the error pages
- This allowed us to create a better error page. The new error page uses the theme's default layout, resulting in better error pages.
