Move the various actions performed by client.js into separate async
functions and do the command action logic if client.js is invoked as a
module directly.
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.
GitHub requests that the user agent be set to either the name of the
user or the application[1]. Set user agent to the name of this
application as they request.
[1] https://developer.github.com/v3/#user-agent-required
A 50 kb library is not needed to make a function run once, especially
not when it doesn't work. _.once does not modify the function passed to
it to only run once it returns a new function that only runs once.
Since the result of once was discarded, it had no effect.
Remove underscore and implement instanceManagement running once properly
with 3 lines of code.
Replace the 10 MB of dependencies that is hash-files with a homebrew
Promise based implementation of hashFile that uses crypto and fs. This
somehow also ends up being the same amount of code as the one using
hash-files.
#add tailing of files to prevent lost data between factorio and clusterio
#move socketio connect to the bottom after the plugins are loaded
to prevent plugins not getting the connection event
#add some more transfer compression in different places
Move the contents of node_modules/_app into lib/ as there shouldn't be
any content in node_modules. This directory is automatically managed
and pruned by npm.
Add lib/ as a local package in package.json, this allows scripts
everywhere to require it's content as "lib/path" instead of relying on
local paths. This shadows the StdLib Node.js Bindings package, but I
could care less.
Change all requires with lib as a local path and _app to use just lib.
Adds a "info" field to config.json and allows the client to send the contents of this info field to the master, so it also shows up (i.e. with /api/slaves)
Adds a "info" field to config.json and allows the client to send the contents of this info field to the master, so it also shows up (i.e. with /api/slaves)
Docker doesn't really do anything with the '/quit'.
However, changing from 'quit' to 'serverprocess.kill("SIGINT");' solved this issue.
The node exits with:
'[dumb-init] Child exited with status 0. Goodbye.'
Hornwitser