Журнал изменений

This commit updates the admin panel to use config-based module names instead of database IDs, completing the module system migration.

Core changes:

1. Admin panel loader (admin/index.php):
2. Replace database queries with getModules() iterator
3. Use module names for navigation and sidebar
4. Direct filesystem checks for module existence
5. Admin permissions (admin/modules/admins.php):
6. Store permissions as module names (CSV format)
7. Replace numeric IDs with string names in checkboxes
8. Module management (admin/modules/modules.php):
9. Config-based module operations
10. Remove database dependency for module listing
11. Language files (admin/language/*.php):
12. Updated translations for 6 languages
13. Consistent terminology across locales

Benefits: - No database queries for module enumeration - Human-readable permission strings - Portable module configuration - Consistent with config-based architecture

Technical notes: - Permissions stored as "news,pages,users" format - Module validation via filesystem checks - All 23 admin modules updated

This commit modernizes core system files with improved module management, security enhancements, and removal of deprecated components.

Core changes:

1. Module management (core/system.php):
2. Add getModules() iterator for config-based module loading
3. Enhance setConfigFile() with deep array merging
4. Improve bootstrap module loading
5. Admin utilities (core/admin.php):
6. Add updateModulesConfig() for filesystem sync
7. Remove deprecated database-based module queries
8. Improve module configuration handling
9. Security improvements (core/security.php, core/access.php):
10. Enhanced input validation
11. Improved access control checks
12. Database layer (core/classes/pdo.php):
13. PDO connection improvements
14. Better error handling
15. Removed deprecated files:
16. config/config_db.php (replaced by config/db.php)
17. core/classes/module.php (replaced by config-based system)

Benefits: - Config-based module system (no database queries) - Cleaner codebase without deprecated files - Improved security and validation - Better maintainability

Technical notes: - Module config stored in config/modules.php - Backward compatibility maintained

This commit updates the project license from MIT to GNU General Public License v3.0 to align with README badge and project requirements.

LICENSE - License change:

1. License replacement:
2. Remove: MIT License text
3. Add: Full GNU GPL v3.0 text (674 lines)
4. Include: Preamble, Terms and Conditions, How to Apply
5. GPL-3.0 sections included:
6. Definitions (Section 0)
7. Source Code (Section 1)
8. Basic Permissions (Section 2)
9. Patents (Section 11)
10. Disclaimer of Warranty (Section 15)
11. Limitation of Liability (Section 16)

Benefits: - Consistent with README license badge - Copyleft protection for project - Clear terms for distribution and modification

Technical notes: - Full GPL-3.0 text from gnu.org - No modifications to standard license text

This commit improves README documentation by adding GitHub-flavored markdown alerts and correcting various URLs and references.

README.md - Documentation updates:

1. GitHub alerts added:
2. WARNING: Default admin credentials reminder
3. CAUTION: Delete setup.php after installation
4. NOTE: Modernization status progress
5. IMPORTANT: Security best practices
6. CAUTION: SQL injection prevention
7. TIP: Code requirements for contributors
8. URL corrections:
9. Fix git clone URL to SLAED-CMS organization
10. Fix config file path (config_db.php → db.php)
11. Fix database schema path (setup/sql/table.sql)
12. Add Documentation link to slaed.info
13. Add Forum link to slaed.net/forum
14. Add GitHub Issues link
15. Badge updates:
16. License badge now links to LICENSE file
17. Added GitHub Issues badge
18. Project structure fixes:
19. Fixed comment alignment in tree view
20. Corrected file descriptions

Benefits: - Better visual highlighting of important information - Correct URLs for contributors and users - Consistent documentation style

Technical notes: - GitHub alerts render as colored callout boxes - All external links verified and working

This commit introduces a standardized commit message template combining best practices from previous detailed commit formats.

.gitmessage - Commit template:

1. Template structure:
2. Type prefix with short description
3. Extended description section
4. Core changes with numbered sections
5. File references in parentheses
6. Bullet hierarchy:
7. Main points with dash (-)
8. Sub-details with asterisk (*)
9. Benefits and Technical notes sections
10. Footer hints:
11. Available commit types listed
12. Bullet usage reminder

Benefits: - Consistent commit message format across project - Clear structure for complex changes - Easy to parse for changelog generation - Supports both simple and detailed commits

Technical notes: - Comment lines (# prefix) excluded from commits - Template activated via git config commit.template