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- Adopt go_ahead and go_back

- GET /api/golinks/pls

- only presented information that you need
- permissions model guarentees ownership

- SessionAuth and TokenAuth
- utilizing some built in models
- ready for adoption in other issues

- mostly involving the abstraction of validators int seperate file

Closes #176

- also drop target in favor of destination

Closes #149

- support for the entire range as well as multiple
character emojis

- right now, urls.py only accepts emoji. I need to
go in and modify the regex to support the old way and
the new

Closes #149

- much, more more control

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

- the footer is not responsive enough, this is something masonstrap should address

- landing.html
- manage.html

- /myLinks -> /my
- /newLink -> /new
- /useradmin -> /manage

- Implemented sorting with sort methods of
-- Most Recent
-- Oldest
-- Alphabetical (A-Z)
-- Alphabetical (Z-A)
-- Most Popular
-- Least Popular
-- Expires Soon
- Closes #156

- causes 500 on prod
- it's pretty stupid anyways, the lazy way out

- Add in 2.2 CHANGELOG
- Fix last minute bug with the CSRF check
- Missed a spot in the footer

- add an "s"

Closes #143

- add an "s"

Closes #113

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

Closes #111

- if you embed "/delete/memedaddy" into a page the link would get deleted
- this no longer is allowed

- copy paste fix

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

- Can edit short, target, and expiration date
- Get around the short  PK by just making a copy and applying changes and then
saving it

- Copies over old attributes that were unedited, deletes old url and
  saves new one

- also fixed css bug on link_box

- also proper access control set

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

- simple page, no form implementation yet

- a new URL (and test)
- a new view (and test)

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

- To be honest I'm pretty dissapointed by the support for integration
test for views
- There are some things you can do with like RequestFactory but I have
not found a way to test the way we handle Users that works well
- For now, just ping that the page renders -- maybe in the future work
on improving test_views

- This auto add closing "" plugin for vim is amazing

- Man those linter lines really make me go crazy

- forgot to update the template name

- and some formatting fixes I believe

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

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

    print("Hello World!")