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.
Turn the flat list of commands into a hierarchy of commands, converting
most required parameters into positional parameters and add plugin
loading support for clusterctl.
Add users, roles and permissions and rework the authentication to use
separate user and slave tokens for control and slave connections
respectively.
Add commands for listing permissions, roles and users, and creating,
editing and deleting roles and users.
Fix integration tests using the default certificate paths instead of
having them located in the dedicated test database directory. Also
increment key size to the minimum allowed of 1024.
Add config entry for the number of bits to use in the auto generate TLS
certificate for the master server and reduce it to 512 for the
integration test. This reduces the time needed to generate the
certificate in the integration test.
When using the shell for spawning the master and slave integration
processes the shell becomes the process that is returned by the spawn
command. This in turn means that the SIGINT that was supposed to be
sent to the master and slave processes got ignored by the shell instead.
Fix by spawning the node process directly instead of through a shell.
Shutdown running instances and close the connection to the master server
on slave stop. Remove call to process.exit on shutdown as it's no
longer needed.
Use SIGINT instead of the default SIGTERM when signalling to shut down
the integration master and slave subprocesses. This should let nyc
properly write the coverage report before it exits.
Spawn master, slave, and clusterctl in separate processes in the
clusterio integration tests and leave the test master and slave process
available for the whole test duration to allow plugins to use them as
well. This removes the need for reimplementing the startup logic in the
test code and makes the existing startup code covered by tests.
Hornwitser