* allow to revoke / restore host access from web ui
* refector to what is expected
* remove core.admin check on HostViewPage.tsx
* update core.host.revoke_token description
* .jsx to .tsx
* controller: tsc --build before webpack-cli
* Type Annotation
* disabled move into the <Input/> and <Checkbox/>
* cleanup debug left over
* documentation
* default ModPack
* modPackUpdateHandlers no undefined
* PluginInfo changes proposition
* PluginInfo changes proposition miss
* ModRecord & ModInfo feedback loop at const mods = [ ?
* ["connect", "drop", "resume", "close"] as const
* .tsx to .ts when possible
Allow modules to include a module_exports.lua file in their root which
will cause the file save/modules/module_name.lua to be generated
pointing to the exports file.
Map locale files located at locale/{lang}/{file} in a module to
locale/{lang}/{module-name}-{file} in the save. This additionally
support a shorthand notation by mapping locale/{lange}.cfg to
locale/{lang}/{module-name}.cfg.
Resolves#500.
* .js to .ts
* Allow access to _items entries; getItemCount return number
* add permission field to PluginPage interface
* port plugins to typescript
* update Request classes
* fix IpcFlowType
* .js to .ts
* translate
* update paths to dist/plugin
* add "tsc --build" to prepare
* use field main in package.json de find info
* tsc --build need to append before webpack
* update test and use for plugins package.main
The unknown status happens when an instance is on a host that has
disconnected, but since alt-host is not spawned in the tests on
Windows this status is not observed.
On Windows require paths use a mix of forward and backward slashes due
to require path possibly being a package path which can't have backward
slashes, or a Windows file path which can have have either. Fix plugin
loader test failing on Windows due to not using the same combination of
forward and backward slashes for require file paths.
Fix updates to Node.js timers types breaking the TypeScript build by
deducing the correct type from the return type of the
setTimeout/setInterval functions.
Hornwitser