Allow sidebar entries to be grouped together by specifiying a name under
which they will be grouped. To avoid confusion groups are rendered at
the bottom of the list.
Notify when an instance is in the process of stopping with a separate
status for it. This makes handling shutdown gracefully a bit simpler in
plugin code.
Add reference to the Control instance in BaseWebPlugin for web plugin
code to use in a similar manner to the instance reference in instance
plugin code.
For master plugins a message can be received from any of the clients
corrently connected to the master. In order for plugins to be able to
handle link specific requests they need a reference to the link messages
was received from. Add link as the third argument to plugin message
handlers.
Add separate BaseWebPlugin class which plugins can extend and expose
through a webEntrypoint in a similar fasion to the existing master,
instance and control entrypoints.
To simplify the logic for the rest of the web interface code the plugins
context is changed to be a mapping of loaded WebPlugin instances. This
in turn means the plugins and plugin view pages fetches the plugin list
upon load in order to show plugins that failed to load (which
incidentally also gives them an up to date list).
Raise "resume" instead of "connect" when a connection is re-established
after a connection drop. This prevents logic meant to resynchronize
state after a full reconnection from being invoked whenever the
connection was temporarily dropped.
Remove the pluginInfo parameter from lib/plugin attachPluginMessages as
the plugin info object is available in the `.info` property of the
plugin. While a plugin instance doesn't exist for the slave side and
was the reason for these to be separate arguments, I expect slave
plugins to be implemented eventually.
Add winston based logger for master, slave, ctl, lib, and web_ui code.
Logging done from slaves and instances are sent to the master server and
tagged with the instance and/or slave it originated from. This allows
for example error messages to propagate back to the source that iniated
the action. The master server also stores the log to allow it to be
queried at a later point. For slaves a copy of the slave's log is also
stored locally.
Add a sendRcon method to BaseInstancePlugin and the slave's Instance
class. This servers two purposes, one is to reduce the repetition when
send RCON commands particularly from plugins, and the other is to
instrument the RCON commands sent with metrics about duration and size.
Amend the error message shown when a message handler is missing from a
plugin with the expected name of the handler and the name of the plugin
it's missing from.
Move the code for loading plugins infos from Node.js packages into a
separate module in order to break it out from lib/plugin.js which is
also used on the web interface side. This resolves a warning of using
an expression with require on the webpack build.
Use lib* prefix for the modules impored from the lib package to help
distinguish them more from ordinary variables. Fix up the naming
convention for files to be consistently lowercase_underscore for
JavaScript files.
Add a separate plugin-list.json file for storing which plugins are
available and the path to pass to require in order to load it. This
allows plugins to be published and installed as npm packages. And also
replaces the old method of installing plugins by putting them in the
plugins folder.
Add the statuses unknown and unassigned for when the status has not yet
been set by a slave and replace the initialized status with starting,
creating_save and exporting_data.
Replace usage of .constructor.name with a separate property to avoid
issue with JavaScript terser mangling the class name during minification
for the web build.
Split up codebase into the packages @clsterio/lib, @clusterio/master,
@clusterio/slave, and @clusterio/ctl using lerna to manage them. This
will allow deployment to use only the parts needed reducing install
size, and better separate the code into shared library, master, slave
and control.
Hornwitser