An object that manages the state of active alerts.
Whether or not the app has been booted.
A local cache that can be used to store data at the application level, so that is persists between different routes.
The page the app is currently on.
This object holds information about the type of page we are currently visiting, and sometimes additional arbitrary page state that may be relevant to lower-level components.
Settings are serialized to the admin dashboard as strings. Additional encoding/decoding is possible, but must take place on the client side.
An object that manages the state of the navigation drawer.
The forum model for this application.
An ordered list of initializers to bootstrap the application.
An object that manages modal state.
The page the app was on before the current page.
Once the application navigates to another page, the object previously assigned to this.current will be moved to this.previous, while this.current is re-initialized.
A map of routes, keyed by a unique route name. Each route is an object containing the following properties:
path The path that the route is accessed at.component The Mithril component to render when this route is active.app.routes.discussion = { path: '/d/:id', component: DiscussionPage };
The app's session.
Stores info about the current user.
The app's data store.
The app's translator.
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Make an AJAX request, handling any low-level errors that may occur.
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Used to modify the error message shown on the page to help troubleshooting. While not certain, a failing cross-origin request likely indicates a missing redirect to Flarum canonical URL. Because XHR errors do not expose CORS information, we can only compare the requested URL origin to the page origin.
Determine the current screen mode, based on our media queries.
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Appclass provides a container for an application, as well as various utilities for the rest of the app to use.