- Only refresh contextual number/datetime info/formatting where needed (closes#513)
- Also refresh correlated stock journal entries on undo (closes#471)
- Prefill "New amount" with the current stock amount on the inventory page (closes#434)
- Ensure that the location_id of the stock and stock_log tables is never empty after migration 95 (references #421)
- Load initial values of the /stockedit form server side to improve loading performance (references #421)
- Use more or less the same input ordering as on the purchase page for the /stockedit page (references #421)
- Also display the "Compact view" button on the shopping list page when FEATURE_FLAG_SHOPPINGLIST_MULTIPLE_LISTS is disabled (references #453)
- Ensure that the currently active sidebar menu item is visible
- Optimized sidebar menu item grouping/spacing
- Properly order the API documentation route groups and put the "by-barcode" routes into a separate group
- Updated dependencies
- Pulled translations from Transifex
- Prepared changelog for next release
* Restful routes
* Change public/viewjs to match API routes
* Move the GET and POST together. Fixed Typos. PUT for object/user edits.
* Verb-less Generic Entity Interactions
* Create Grocy.Api.Put
* Create Grocy.Api.Delete
* Fix Volatile Slim Error order in routes and adjust to english noun
This is a workaround for now. The tables are still DOM sourced because of too big dependencies between server side rendering and frontend JS code. The tables are initially load while tbody is hidden, this results in a speedup by around 65 %.
Show the cursor as pointer on stock overview page while hovering the product name cell to highlight that the productcard can be opened
Show a waiting cursor and disable all form inputs while doing background XHR calls to highlight that the user should wait
Place the search field (to search a table) on all pages to the left most place
