Part of #11855.
Instead of getting the Google Maps API Key from runtime env variables,
we get it from the server, as part of the response of
`/api/v1/tenant/current`. This doesn't add a database call, just include
the env variable name in the response, so shouldn't have any performance
impact on the API.
On the client though, the Maps API key won't be available, until at
least the first call to `/tenant/current` is finished.
Also, first big PR in client code. 🙂
Edit: not `/me` anymore, but from `/tenant/current`.
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Co-authored-by: Pawan Kumar <pawan.stardust@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Aishwarya UR <aishwarya@appsmith.com>
* Remove optimizely, as it isn't being used anymore from the frontend codebase
* Remove optimizely references form netlify config, vercel config, index.html, docker script, nginx templates and example .env file
* temp commit
* using onsubmit to continue using action on form
* added recaptcha site key to env example file
* moved the recaptcha lib loading logic to signup page
* removed unnecessary edit
* handle the case where the recaptcha token is not provided as env var
* added proper env var config for client
* recaptcha config for ansible
* recaptcha config for heroku
* recaptcha config for k8s
* updated app.json
* fixed the typos
* added more description for env vars
* removed api key
* minor typo fix
* Trying to move horizontal rules into separate function
* Delete install_dir if exists already, after confirmation
* Add confirm function to take user conformations
* Resolve warnings on read command without -r option
* Use temporary directory for downloaded templates
* Fix inverted calls to confirm
* nginx template doesn't use global variables now
* docker compose template doesn't depend on global vars now
* Fix port checking for CentOS
* Fix encryption.env to not use global variables
* Fix mongo-init to not use global variables
* Fix docker.env file to not use any global variables
* Fix letsencrypt script to not use any global variables
* Set mongo_database in the docker-compose file
Spotted this after global variables were reduced. The `mongo_database`
was not being used anywhere.
* Move password generation into a function
* Attempt to add watchtower
* Fix port checking in install script for CentOS
* Don't offer to delete install dir if it already exists
* Remove vagrant source for templates (it's a dev-time thing only)
* Adds the `APPSMITH_MAIL_ENABLED` flag on client
* Shows warning if email service not configured for inviting users in an org
* Shows warning if email service not configured for password reset
Add a default help menu with
* Report a Github issues link
* Documentation link
* Github discussions link
* Intercom link support
* App version id support
Adding the following files in order to create the AWS AMI
* boot.sh
* base-install.sh
* configure-ssl.sh file to run to modify app.conf file of nginx and to run init-letsencrypt.sh which generate SSL certificate.
Co-authored-by: Shrikant Sharat Kandula <shrikant@appsmith.com>
Co-authored-by: Arpit Mohan <arpit@appsmith.com>
* Getting the script to work on Mac OS X Bash Version 3
* Correcting the nginx template configuration and Dockerfile for the appsmith-editor. Now any replaced environment variables will be replaced when the Nginx Docker container restarts.
TODO: Need to add checks for MacOS machines as well.
Co-authored-by: Nikhil Nandagopal <nikhil@appsmith.com>
Co-authored-by: Shrikant Sharat Kandula <shrikant@appsmith.com>
