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Hi, This message is to be taken as informational and being transparency, NOT as a security alert. In short: The module code do not contain vulnerabilities, you are safe to use it. In depth: Years ago, I could spot some offsec users cloning/forking the project on Github. Theses last days, the project got more activities that can be seen on this graph and it look like the module is now included in some open-source offensive security tools. I took a few hours to find and go back to these tools and took the liberty of testing them myself on three online sites, based on Processwire with the module installed. I obtained no negative results, no red flags to deplore. What's more, the code is now monitored to automatically find and correct vulnerabilities in open source code and dependencies with security tools and DeepCode AI. If you ever find something or even if you are not sure about it, feel free to contact me by following the Security Policy. Have a nice day.

You can find here the release of wire-cli, successor to wire shell, a powerful command-line interface (CLI) tool designed specifically for ProcessWire developers. Optimize your workflow, automate repetitive tasks, and manage your ProcessWire projects with ease. Wire-cli leverages the Symfony Console Component to provide a robust CLI experience, offering a wide range of features and commands to enhance your development process. From creating new projects and managing fields, templates, roles, and users, to performing database backups and serving your ProcessWire projects with a built-in web-server. Still in development, there might be some glitch, I will continuously improve and expand its functionality based on the feedback and needs of the ProcessWire community. Also mentioning that we will be probably working towards merging the features of wire-cli and rockshell to provide a unified CLI solution for ProcessWire. To get started with wire-cli, check out the GitHub repository or simply install it now from your terminal using Composer: composer global require wirecli/wire-cli Contributions are welcome. If you encounter any issues or have suggestions for improvements, please submit an issue, a pull request or post it here.

In a recent GitHub issue report, I was asked about output formatting in ProcessWire, and where more information could be found about it. I know I've written about it numerous times, and went to locate the documentation page, only to find we didn't have one! Output formatting is such an important topic, so here is everything you need to know. I hope you'll find it simple enough, but also useful and thorough— https://processwire.com/blog/posts/output-formatting/

Leaving this update here, for the future:

The problem here is (potentially) three-fold, depending on (others') needs: If it's supported in a Pageimage field, it's likely expected to also be supported in a Pageimages field (WireArray) which adds some awkward complexity, because... We can have multiple image fields per template - we'd have to determine focus prior to pasting for this to work properly, whether a button is clicked (and it just attempts to pull from the clipboard) or a some sort of area gains focus, and then we paste... As flydev mentions, we're limited in the filetype that we can save as - and simultaneously if there's a developer preference should it be predetermined, or do we just go with whatever the OS provided as default? What you might be thinking about is this forum's ability to paste an image as a file attachment, but it is essentially using CKE to handle that; otherwise, I only really remember Robin's module as a way to paste URLs of a file (and not just a data: URL, though it might be able to be modified to handle that). I've handled clipboard image pasting before, but I've never handled multiple images (files) within a single clipboard instance. That's outside your described scenario, to a degree, but drag-and-drop supports multiple files, so should copying multiple existing files and pasting also similarly work in this example?

I just tried HumanDates for the first time. Wow, this is a package I have been missing for many years, thanks!

This week, work continued on our next main/master version with 8 issue fixes (see dev branch commit log). In addition, the WireHttp class was updated with new delete(), patch() and put() methods which correspond to http methods of the same name, These might be used by web services in addition to the more common GET and POST methods. In prior versions of WireHttp, you could still use delete, patch and put methods, but had to use WireHttp::send() with the $method argument set to one of them. Now that there are separate class methods for these http methods, it makes them a little simpler to use and more clear in code. It may be that you never need these methods, or it may also be that you use a web service that uses them extensively. The more web services I work with, the more I come across them, and figured it would be good for WireHttp to have more clear support for them. I know things slow down in the summer, but we haven't had many submissions to the sites directory lately. If you have launched any sites using ProcessWire in the last year or so, and haven't submitted them to our sites directory, please submit your websites to the directory when you can. We really enjoy seeing what what people are building in ProcessWire. Thanks and have a great weekend!