`_get_current_service` is a function which gets called every time
`current_service` is referenced in a view method or Jinja template.
Because the service model was getting initialised inside this function
it was being reconstructed many times in one request. On the service
settings page, for example, it was getting initialised 43 times, adding
about 200ms to the response time.
This commit moves its initialisation to the point where we’re getting
the data from the API, which only happens once per request.
There was an awkward line break in this text, and the line length was
too long because there was no grid on the page.
Splitting it into two paragraphs makes it:
- read nicer
- avoids any awkward line breaks
It’s annoying that this button moves after you click on it. It’s
happening because the API key is wrapping onto multiple lines.
This commit fixes the height of the container so that it doesn’t reflow
when it has less content in it.
Uses a bit of flexbox to vertically centre the text.
Once all our users have upgraded to the latest clients they won’t need
this. The latest clients only use the combined key and service ID.
Discuss: when can we safely remove it?
The prototype for folders tightens up the templates page to fit more
templates on the screen. Partly because it looks better, and partly
because the sticky bottom toolbar means that there’s less available
space. So reducing the spacing means that roughly the same number of
templates fit on the screen.
For those who won’t see the checkboxes (people who don’t have the send
permission) or use folders, this just means that they’ll have slightly
less scrolling to do if they have a lot of templates.
Doing this before adding the folders so that:
- we roll out changes more gradually
- once we add the folders we can see if the spacing has stayed
consistent
- changing where the margins are applied to resolve the inconsistent
spacing when there is/isn’t tabbed navigation or a search box shown
At the moment we show precompiled letters that have failed the
validation as having been sent. This is confusing.
We should communicate it as having been cancelled (rather than failed),
with the implication being that Notify has come along and cancelled the
letter before printing it. I think this is conceptually what makes the
most sense.
From the user’s point of view any letters that show up as cancelled
probably need to be fixed and resent, so it makes sense to group them
with the same name.
At the moment we are manually cancelling letters for people when they
ask us to. Once’s we’ve done this there is no indication that it’s
happened except for the date going red on the list of letters.
This commit adds some error messaging and styling to show when a letter
is cancelled.
Letting people cancel their own letters will be a future enhancement.
We were passing both dvla_org_id and filename to template-preview
temporarily while we switch to only using filename. Now that
template-preview is set up to use filename, we can stop sending the
dvla_org_id too.
This is needed for when the icon is displayed at a larger size. The
thicker blue icon looks too big if it’s displayed at over 20px high
(the use case for this is displaying it at 30px high).
We now pass through `filename` to the Template Preview `/preview.<filetype>'
endpoint in addition to the `dvla_org_id`. Template Preview will be
changed to only use `filename`, and once this has been done, we can change
the code to only pass through `dvla_org_id` instead of passing through
both pieces of information.
These are copied from the prototype but with the following changes:
- redrawn to snap exactly to pixels
- slightly thicker border for the blue version, and a thinner border for
the black version, so they look better in situ
- run through https://jakearchibald.github.io/svgomg/ for optimal file
size
This commit doesn’t do anything with the images yet, it just adds them
to the repo.
For reasons I don’t understand some of our text messages get marked as `pending`. Since we don’t account for this in the front end they don’t get displayed quite right (the vertical position of the text is too high). This commit adds the pending `state` to the `if` statement so the text is properly aligned.
Coloured brandings can just be a coloured
background with text. At the moment the /_email
preview page assumes a logo image will be part of
a brand so looks broken.
- add get/post view
- create a pdf upload form
- add a template where user can upload the file
- check boundaries of the letter by calling template-preview
- display banner messages with boundaries validation result
- display pages of the document, with visible boundaries overlay
if the document did not pass validation, and without overlay
if they do pass validation