The lib library was written with the assumption that there's only one
copy of it in the whole application and everything imports that one
copy. Unfortunately there are quite a few circumstances were package
managers end up installing multiple copies of lib and then different
parts use different versions of the library.
This causes Clusterio to break with strange and hard to track down
errors. Most notably permissions and link messages for a plugin may get
registered to one copy of lib while the controller uses a different copy
and thus does not see or register that what the plugin added exists.
Detect this condition when importing @clusterio/lib and throw an error
when it has been imported twice in order to prevent the broken
installation from causing future hard to debug issues.
* Event types for controller
* Clean up ctl event emitters
* Event types for server
* Event types for lib
* Remove TypedEventEmitter
* Event types for webui
* Fix compile issues
* Small cleanup of connectors
Implement the shorthand notations that Factorio recognises for colours
where individual components may be left out or the colour specified as
an array of values instead of an object.
Use the JSON data class pattern for User, Role, and PlayerStats and move
them into lib/src/data. This means that User is purely data now and
can't reference role objects directly. To make it possible easily check
permissions attached to roles and store data only visible on the
controller on user objects a ControllerUser type is introduced which is
linked with the UserManager and can therefore reference role objects
directly.
Resolves#525.
Clean up the configuration for compiling TypeScript for the Web
interface to us its own tsconfig.web.json config files and reference the
TypeScript source files directly in the configuration and imports
instead of files compiled to dist.
To properly support recompliation with TypeScript's projects feature
each package's tsconfig.web.json file is set to output the build to
dist/web_build which is then ignored in .npmignore. Webpack is still
used to create the proper build in dist/web, so this is mainly to make
TypeScipt's compiler happy but it also allows the root tsconfig.json
file to include the web interface code, meaning running the build script
now also checks the typing of the web interface.
Final part of #491.
Hornwitser