#Starsand demo install#

Added CTRL+Enter shortcut to “Save and continue” when editing a page.Added page navigation highlighting on page scroll.Added book cover art and grid display view.Thanks you once more to for implementing this feature. When scrolling within a page the page navigation menu will highlight any headers within view to make it easier to track your position when reading a page: Just want to highlight a new subtle UI feature added in this release. Thanks you for adding this functionality. Details on setting this up can be found at the bottom of this page. Okta Authenticationįor companies that use Okta to manage authentication, You can now set up Okta sign-in on BookStack. Thanks once again to for implementing this feature. This will completely hide all parts of the commenting system. To support those scenarios an option to disable comments has been added to the settings view. Comment DisablingĬomments were added to v0.18 which is great where an extra, BookStack specific, layer of communication is required but there are many instances where communication would be done outside of the system or even instances where it’s only used by a single person. Depending on feedback we could look to roll this out to other entity types (Chapters/Pages) if found to be useful.Ī big thanks to and for their combined work to achieve this great result. A setting is available in your user preferences to change view type. This provides a much more visual experience that can allow you to quickly identify different Books. To display this new art a grid view has been added to the Books view: It’s now possible to assign cover art for your books. PHP 7 brings great speed enhancements over PHP 5 as well as many new features to improve development and maintenance.

#Starsand demo install#

If you are on PHP 5 then you won’t be able to run or install the new version of BookStack and will need to upgrade to a newer PHP version before you update BookStack. Therefore BookStack now requires PHP 7.0 or greater. Requirements Changeįor this release we’ve updated the framework that BookStack is built upon, Laravel, to version 5.5 which requires PHP 7. If you haven’t updated since v0.18.0 it’s worth reading the bugfix notes from the last post here since there are some important changes to take notice of.įor those that did update to v0.18.5 please note that I accidentially did not merge changes for that release so any updates that were meant to be in v0.18.5 won’t actually take effect until you update to v0.19.0.

The main features of this release have primarily been from community pull requests which is fantastic. Beta Release v0.19Īs an early winter holiday gift we bring you BookStack v0.19. A dynamic public dashboard of these stats can be found here if you want to have a deeper look.

Through the second half of this year we’ve seen a good degree of growth which I hope to see continue through 2018. Here’s a graph showing website activity since Jan 2016, When the website was first set up: A special thanks in particular to and who have both been very active in responding to issues and making contributions.Īs always, I like to keep project information as open as possible.

A massive thanks to everyone that’s made such a contribution since it’s great to see people that care about a project like this. Throughout 2017 there’s been a growing amount of community contributions to the project in various forms which includes making pull requests, creating issues and supporting on existing issues. Dan Brown posted on the 10th of December 2017īefore 2017 is up we have managed to hit 1000 stars on GitHub! This reflects the continued growing momentum that the project has experienced over time considering the 500 star milestone was only passed in March of this year.