The "< >" button on the toolbar should format selected
text as code, but its serving as a visual mode toggle.
This commit switches out the code icon for a text label,
and moves it to the right side of the rich text toolbar.
Switches back to custom frontmatter stringification
until support lands in preliminaries. This is necessary
because we use custom schemas for certain data types,
such as dates and times.
There were a couple issues with the original version of
`resolvePromiseProperties`:
- The wrapper promise was unnecessary, since we can just return the
`Promise.all`. Fixing this allows us to remove a wrapping function,
reduce indentation, remove the `resolve` and `reject` calls, and
remove the now unnecessary `.catch` line.
- There was inadvertent mutation in the `Object.assign` call - the
first parameter to `Object.assign` is mutated, so to call it without
mutating existing objects the first parameter should be a literal
`{}`. This is now fixed.
The log out menu was nested within a button, which caused
bubbling issues for the log out button event handler. This
was due to a misuse of the React Toolbox AppBar component.
Added a proper IconMenu to trigger the logout dropdown.
`resolvePromiseProperties` takes on object and returns a promise which
resolves to a copy of the object. This copy has all its immediate
properties which were Promises replaced with the resolved value of
those promises. Promises are run with `Promise.all`. Errors are passed
up to the outer promise chain.
Example usage:
```js
resolvePromiseProperties({
promise: Promise.resolve("this property will resolve to this string"),
nonPromise: "this will remain the same",
// you can nest the function
nestedPromiseInside: resolvePromiseProperties({
nestedPromise: Promise.resolve("this will resolve"),
nestedNonPromise: "this stays the same",
}),
})
.then(obj => console.log(obj))
```
That will produce the following output:
```js
{
promise: "this property will resolve to this string",
nonPromise: "this will remain the same",
nestedPromiseInside: {
nestedPromise: "this will resolve",
nestedNonPromise: "this stays the same",
},
}
```
