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This PR enables admins to disable/enable CORS and GZIP from within the admin CMS configuration page. Both are enabled by default.
Note: currently, the GZIP implementation is 100% on the fly, for every qualifying API endpoint request. This could add significant CPU usage, but dramatically decreases bandwidth. Will be considering other better implementations, but for now YMMV.
Possible optimizations:
- pooling gzip Writers vs. creating a new one for each response
- caching gzipped responses (in memory? on disk?)
- enforcing size threshold (only gzip content larger than N bytes)
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how they are registered by the system
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define content that can be kept private
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reponses
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value transforms
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* adding addons dir and sample addon which enables the use of a new input element in forms for referencing other content. "addons" is a conceptual plugin-like feature, similar to wordpress "plugins" dir, but not as sophisticated
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slug and return it directly
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before writing to cache
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lookup for cache implementation
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files uploaded
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types with "_" as a separator and not face conflicts
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throughout references, add pagination to admin post results
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and updating the Externalable interface method set so Accepts is now Accept and takes a handle to the request, returning an error
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cyclical import and also makes more sense logically as the management of content owns the scope of merging external to interal items
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hooks to external submissions
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range UI on dahsboard
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than 14 days
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offset
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