manage assets through npm

first draft

remote assetic totally

work

nearly there

use at least nodejs > 0.12

use proper version of grunt

bump nodejs version for travis

update npm

workaround for materialize

install node 5.0

add grunt-cli

baggy theme & cache node modules

cache bower & npm

make travis build assets on php7 only

exclude installing node & npm if not needed & use bash

clean & try to make icomoon work on baggy

ready

config for travis

rebase

make travis work

more travis work

impove travis & update deps

add missing pixrem deps

add module through oddly lost

ui updates

install latest nodejs

add install_dev.sh, link local binaries for npm/bower/grunt

ui improvements (mostly baggy)

fix travis build

no need to install on travis

Add unread filter to entries pages

Add the ability to filter for unread pages in the filters menu.

Add unread filter test to EntryControllerTest

Add a new test to the EntryControllerTest collection which checks that
only entries which have not been archived (and are treated as "unread")
are retrieved.

Improve English translation

Update FAQ

-Fix grammar
-Add notes about MTA, firewall, and SELinux

Update installation instructions

-Fix grammar
-Add SELinux section

add screenshots of android docu in English

Fix the deletion of Tags/Entries relation when delete an entry
Fix #2121

Move fixtures to the right place

Display a message when saving an entry failed

When saving an entry fail because of database error we previously just returned `false`.
Now we got an error in the log and the displayed notice to the user is updated too.

Change ManyToMany between entry & tag

Following https://gist.github.com/Ocramius/3121916

Be sure to remove the related entity when removing an entity.

Let say you have Entry -> EntryTag -> Tag.
If you remove the entry:

 - before that commit, the EntryTag will stay (at least using SQLite).
 - with that commit, the related entity is removed

Prepare wallabag 2.0.5

enforce older materialize version

1 files changed, 10 insertions, 10 deletions

diff --git a/docs/en/user/android.rst b/docs/en/user/android.rst
index c13cf031..4271f037 100644
--- a/docs/en/user/android.rst
+++ b/docs/en/user/android.rst
@@ -13,61 +13,61 @@ Steps to configure your app
 
 When you first start the app, you see the welcome screen, where you are adviced to configure the app for your wallabag instance at first.
 
-.. image:: ../../img/user/android_welcome_screen.de.png
+.. image:: ../../img/user/android_welcome_screen.en.png
     :alt: Welcome screen
     :align: center
 
 Just confirm that message and you get redirected to the settings screen.
 
-.. image:: ../../img/user/android_configuration_screen.de.png
+.. image:: ../../img/user/android_configuration_screen.en.png
     :alt: Settings screen
     :align: center
 
 Fill in your wallabag data. You need to enter your wallabag address. It is important that this URL does not end with a slash. Also add your wallabag credentials to the user name and password field.
 
-.. image:: ../../img/user/android_configuration_filled_in.de.png
+.. image:: ../../img/user/android_configuration_filled_in.en.png
     :alt: Filled in settings
     :align: center
 
 After you have filled in your data, push the button Connection test and wait for the test to finish. 
 
-.. image:: ../../img/user/android_configuration_connection_test.de.png
+.. image:: ../../img/user/android_configuration_connection_test.en.png
     :alt: Connection test with your wallabag data
     :align: center
 
 The connection test shall finish with success. If not, you need to fix this first until you proceed. 
 
-.. image:: ../../img/user/android_configuration_connection_test_success.de.png
+.. image:: ../../img/user/android_configuration_connection_test_success.en.png
     :alt: Connection test successful
     :align: center
 
 After the connection test was successful, you can push the button to get your feed credentials. The app now tries to login to your wallabag instance and get the user id and the corresponding token for the feeds.
 
-.. image:: ../../img/user/android_configuration_get_feed_credentials.de.png
+.. image:: ../../img/user/android_configuration_get_feed_credentials.en.png
     :alt: Getting the feed credentials
     :align: center
 
 When the process of getting your feed credentials finishes with success you see a toast message that the user id and the token were automatically filled in to the form.
 
-.. image:: ../../img/user/android_configuration_feed_credentials_automatically_filled_in.de.png
+.. image:: ../../img/user/android_configuration_feed_credentials_automatically_filled_in.en.png
     :alt: Getting feed credentials successful
     :align: center
 
 Now you need to scroll to the bottom of the settings menu. Of course you can adjust the given settings to your needs. Finish the configuration of your app with pushing the save button.
 
-.. image:: ../../img/user/android_configuration_scroll_bottom.de.png
+.. image:: ../../img/user/android_configuration_scroll_bottom.en.png
     :alt: Bottom of the settings screen
     :align: center
 
 After hitting the save button, you get the following screen. The app proposes to initiate a syncronisation process to update your feeds of articles. It is recommended to acknowledge this action and press Yes.
 
-.. image:: ../../img/user/android_configuration_saved_feed_update.de.png
+.. image:: ../../img/user/android_configuration_saved_feed_update.en.png
     :alt: Settings saved the first time
     :align: center
 
 Finally after the syncronisation finished successfully, you are presented the list of unread articles. 
 
-.. image:: ../../img/user/android_unread_feed_synced.de.png
+.. image:: ../../img/user/android_unread_feed_synced.en.png
     :alt: Filled article list cause feeds successfully syncronized
     :align: center