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The changes introduced in 45a7c91fbef2e9c2c0c6821edb06bae75077b50c rely
on using gunicorn instead of the default wsgi server. This patch makes
sure that package is added to the list of requrements.
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Commit 58e2a2d added some initial oauth code but forgot to add the
required dependencies to requirements.txt
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added a log in button.
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This patch adds some basic form-validation to the HTML for the join
page, namely making every input `required`.
I also took this opportunity to ensure the top-most option for roles
(DPS) isn't auto-selected. That could lead to some applicants skipping
the input field, since it's already filled with a (potentially wrong)
value.
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Apparently, there are certain rules for adding members to guilds. These
are documented in the developer-facing documentation and a note is added
to the form.
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As noted in the notes added in bb41850 each user generally plays as a
single role. This is relevant for the application process.
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Info boxes were added in cfa86a1.
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See the updates to the README for a description of the new layout.
Note that the /static/ prefix has also been removed from URLs. It felt
kind of like we were leaking implementation details. The fact that these
files are staic doesn't concern the consumer of the service.
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After reading up on BEM [1] and specifically how to handle deeply nested
child elements [2] I made the changes in this patch.
[1]: https://csswizardry.com/2013/01/mindbemding-getting-your-head-round-bem-syntax/
[2]: https://scalablecss.com/bem-nesting-grandchild-elements/
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This commit enables various debug features in the Bottle framework which
are useful for development.
This commit should be reverted before production deployment. Doing
otherwise poses a security threat.
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The entire site-design is going to be pretty dark, as gaming sites
generally are. I honestly don't know why I went with such light colors
to begin with...
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Anything's better than the default serif font though I'm not actually
sure a sans-serif font is appropriate for the vibe we're trying to
give... Will need to re-evaluate later.
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Now the name of the css file `static/XXX.css` matches the HTML/template
file in `views/XXX.html`.
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