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* [chore] adding electron-fetch dependency
* [feat] adding requests module skeleton
* [feat] not doing any http request to get latest ns version if data is fresh
* [fix] data is considered fresh if less than 5 minutes old
* [feat] adding requests.getLatestNsVersionLink implementation
* [refactor] fully using requests module (with associated cache)
* [docs] adding documentation to requests module
* [refactor] adding a key to get nsLatestRelease cache results
* [chore] removing request deprecated dependency
* [feat] using follow-redirects instead of electron-fetch
* [chore] removing electron-fetch dependency
* fixed formatting
Single quotes to double, proper textwidth for comments, and proper
comment style, the usual... Nothing special here...
* fixed wrong location for requests.json
We don't want to clutter people's config folder, hence we should use the
cache folder instead...
Co-authored-by: 0neGal <mail@0negal.com>
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Mostly, the installing part needs a bit more look at, to support
archives and different layouts for the mod. Such as searching through an
archive to find the right folder because some mods don't use a proper
layout. I also somewhat mitigated the whole issue of JSON files not
being formatted properly by the mod developer (please just fix your
formatting, I beg you.) by simply assigning the absolute basics, however
we can't know the versions of the mods.
I am not going to go out of my way to write code which can parse a file
that wasn't made to be parsed because whoever wrote it doesn't know what
a JSON file is made of. Simply not happening.
I also added a few locatiolization related things, along with more info
for --mods, so besides the normal counter for "Installed mods" you also
have "Enabled mods" and "Disabled mods", very useful.
The GUI also has a new added "Disabled" tag to mods that are disabled,
however this is a temporary, it looks bad and I don't want it in
release, I just needed a way to distinquish when testing.
Because you can now also enable and disable mods, mods.list() gives back
an Object that goes more or less something like:
{all: ..., enabled: ..., disabled: ... }, take your guesses as to what
everything means, you might even get it in the first try.
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* [chore] adding electron-updater dependency
* [feat] adding auto-updating mechanism
* [chore] setting package version to v0.8.0
* [fix] restoring original repo URL
* [docs] adding some documentation about publishing new releases
* [chore] adding publish:windows command
* [docs] updating publish instructions with new publish command
* [chore] adding publish:linux command
* [docs] updating publish instructions
* --updatevp, and option to disable auto updates
If you want you can set "autoupdates" to false in your config, no GUI
tools to do this yet. For the CLI auto updates is off by default and
you'll have to use --updatevp.
I also removed the snap package, tho whether this stays as a change is
still to be discussed.
And with the new option I updated the help menu, the man page and
everything along else that needs it.
* removed "soon" parts of README for auto-updates
* [feat] adding French translation for cli.help.updatevp key
* confirmation for restarting the app
Now instead of automatically updating and restarting the app, which may
be slightly confusing to some users, (the app opens then closes and then
opens), it now asks whether you want to restart and open the new
version. If you say no, instead next time you launch it, it'll be on the
new version.
If you want to completely disable updates you can disable it in the
viper.json file...
* [feat] adding French translation for gui.update.available key
* added configuration instruction in README
Co-authored-by: 0neGal <mail@0negal.com>
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Simply build it with "npm run man"
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Said script builds an AppImage and an NSIS Installer for Windows. I may
make an AppX build as well, that way you can install it straight from
your browser very neatly...
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