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- unique and valid shorts are only used

Closes #150

- also drop target in favor of destination

Closes #149

- more semantic
- also ensure that dev flow is good to go re: docker

- much, more more control

- style guide: 2018 edition
- thankfully nothing big breaks
- man this is a bigger project than I remember

- this was actually not even used...

- first pass on verbage
- 🙏 thanks to crispy forms this is stupid easy

Closes #68

- yolo commit here, let's see if it passes the tests

Closes #111

- It does not add anything, rather just modifies the Crispy Forms layout
- I do love me some crispy forms

- Also remove old css file
- Better imports for forms.py

- Over time I get annoyed with how I formatted things in the past

- Man those linter lines really make me go crazy

- and some formatting fixes I believe

- check valid data
- comment out portion of clean_target

- one day I'll make up my mind on style

def main():
    """
        words about the function main()
    """

    print("Hello World!")

(Closes #108)

- because I fixed it

(Closes #108)

Added logic which will (I think) prohibit links that lead to infinite loops or otherwise cause urllib.request.urlopen to throw an error.

Note this is a slight change from the original specs. Instead of prohibiting links which link to go at any stage of redirection (e.g. consider a go link to a bit.ly link to another go link to the final page), we prohibit links which loop infinitely (regardless of whether it's through go or not) AND links which have go at the first or last redirect stage.

The urllib.request.urlopen is potentially a costly operation. In particular, if the user enters a link that times out, I think it will hang for that entire period of time. Since we now have rate limiting and have always had to manually approve users in the first place, I think the risk of this inefficiency being exploited isn't prohibitively high.

Not final; I intend to fix up the comments, make the import look like it belongs there, and get feedback on how the error should be handled.

- yee

- teleport future packages into the present!

- luckily I commented up the crispy forms back when I wrote them

- mostly talk about how great SRCT (and :dhaynes:) is
- plus a short blurb on how we can ban you

- tos_box --> registered
- remove username field plus associated checking functions
- exclude user requirement which is met with the instance

--'Date can't be before today' changed to 'Date must be after today'

- before you would run out of characters you could enter before
hitting end of whitespace
- who says you can't teach a :dhaynes: new tricks?

- thanks to mrodgerfor doing the date calculation and looking at settings and
to dbond for the div change suggestion
- ...
- but mostly :dhaynes: for keeping everything from burning /s

--Custom Date didn't have a working initial value.
--Now it does.

--Did not mean to change the static date for defaultDate

--User can no longer enter a ddate from the past.
--Custom field now stays open when the custom button is selected.

- the :dhaynes: fork is _required_ in order to properly import a package + fa icon
- some formatting cleaning
- mm-dd-yyyy now enforced and accepted by django
- static date placed in defaultDate

--Added bootstrap3_datetimepicker to requirements
--Added bootstrap3_datetimepicker to installed_apps
--Animated custom datetimepicker
--Closes #26

--Added a DateTimePicker for custom date option.

- I swear I wrote this line before

- the host url(in this case go.gmu.edu) is banned from being linked to
- prevents users trying to create links to trap users in redirect loops
- also a bit more documentation/formatting in crispy-forms cause it looked bad

- git add --all