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Hornwitser
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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.
41 lines
1.3 KiB
JavaScript
41 lines
1.3 KiB
JavaScript
/**
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Functions frequently needed from different places in the cluster. Ex:
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* Loading Lua scripts
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* Checking if hotpatch is installed
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* Getting an instance's displayname from their ID
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*/
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module.exports = ({config} = {}) => ({
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/**
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async function to get Lua from a file, remove comments, minify and return.
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arg1 is the file path
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arg2 is whether or not to compress the Lua. Makes debugging harder, but reduces bandwidth when many players are online. Recommended for polling commands. Defaults to true.
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Promise resolves with a string of Lua.
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*/
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getLua: require("./getLua.js"),
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/**
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async function to check whether hotpatch is installed in a server.
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First argument is the servers async messageInterface for rcon return values
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Promise resolves with boolean.
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*/
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checkHotpatchInstallation: require("./checkHotpatchInstallation.js"),
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/**
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async function to get an instances displayname from their instanceID
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arg1 is the instanceID
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Promise resolves with a string, either the displayName or instanceID if not found.
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*/
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getInstanceName: require("./getInstanceName.js")(config),
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/**
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async function same as getLua, but using an in memory cache to lower FS operations.
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arg1 is the file path
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arg2 is whether or not to compress, default true
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Promise resolves with a string of Lua.
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*/
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getCommand: require("./getCommand.js"),
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}) |