Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

Unreleased

A support link in the Settings screen lets you access the help forum.
You can now delete local posts.
You are now prompted for action when viewing a post that was deleted from the server.
You can now choose a default font for new local drafts in the Settings screen.
The post editor shows your content in the set typeface.
Placeholder text has been added to the post editor.

The collection list now shows the WriteFreely instance name (or just "WriteFreely" if logged out).
The Publish and Reload buttons are disabled if there's no network connection.
The post editor's status badge has been moved to the top of the screen.
The layout of the post editor has been improved to provide a larger editing area on iPhone.
The app now launches to either the last draft you were working on, or a new blank post.
Empty local posts are discarded when you navigate away from the post editor.
Server addresses with an insecure protocol ("http://") are upgraded to a secure protocol ("https://") before login is attempted.

Language-related properties "lang" and "rtl" are set for new posts based on the system's locale.
The keyboard is now dismissed on publishing a post.
Server addresses can now be entered without the protocol ("https://") when logging in.

Post editor now has a Publish button to publish a post.
Collections sidebar to choose a specific collection (i.e., blog).
Settings to provide the user interface for logging in, setting preferred color scheme.
The WriteFreelyModel type consolidates other models as Published properties in a single EnvironmentObject.
Logging in and out a WriteFreely instance is now possible.
Collections and Posts are now persisted to local storage between app launches.
Content can be reloaded from the server.
Collections and Posts are purged from the database on logout.
Apps now have app icons.

Basic post list for displaying (local) posts.
Basic post editor for:
- Creating a new local draft (title and content only)
- Updating a (local) post
Badge for post status (draft, edited, published).