Rework client.js to support running multiple instances at once and be
managed remotely and implement the neccessary communication
infrastructure for this.
Due to circular dependencies on the implementation of this the master
branch is significantly broken after this.
Remove the reference to the out of repo Windows install script and list
updated commands to install Clusterio stable in the readme itself.
This is a port of e1771ec.
Remove the .js suffix from help texts of node invocations as well as
actual invocations as this is not necessary. Removing it opens up the
possibility of restructuring the code into a directory with the same
name.
Change back the instructions in README.md to install the master branch
of clusterio and add warnings for this in the relevant locations
directing users to the stable branch for instructions on how to install
the stable version.
Reorder the install pm2 step to be after the npm install step in the
instructions. This is necessary to avoid npm creating some files in the
home directory owned as root and then failing the npm install step
because of this.
This is a port of c25bf23.
Merge the masterIP and masterPort configuration entries into a single
masterURL entry. Fixes the problem with connecting to an HTTPS version
of the master server and also makes it easier to host the master server
behind a reverse proxy.
This breaks all known code interfacing Clusterio.
Update instructions, Dockerfile and Travis CI to use Node.js 10.
Specify that Node.js version 10 or greater is needed in the engines
section of package.json (note that this is only advisory.) And document
this as a breaking change in CHANGELOG.md.
Add --only=production flag to Dockerfile and the README entries
describing how to install nodes. This will avoid pulling in a lot of
dependencies that are not needed for running master/slaves.
Updated Readme with npmPostinstall.js.
Made it so after you npm install, it adds all the required files the server needs and allows you to run it using node. Without errors.
Hornwitser