## Contributor Code of Conduct
### Our Pledge
We as members, contributors, and leaders pledge to make participation in our
community a harassment-free experience for everyone, regardless of age, body
size, visible or invisible disability, ethnicity, sex characteristics, gender
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nationality, personal appearance, race, religion, or sexual identity
and orientation.
We pledge to act and interact in ways that contribute to an open, welcoming,
diverse, inclusive, and healthy community.
### Our Standards
Examples of behavior that contributes to a positive environment for our
community include:
- Demonstrating empathy and kindness toward other people
- Being respectful of differing opinions, viewpoints, and experiences
- Giving and gracefully accepting constructive feedback
- Accepting responsibility and apologizing to those affected by our
mistakes, and learning from the experience
- Focusing on what is best not just for us as individuals, but for the
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- The use of sexualized language or imagery, and sexual attention or
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### Enforcement Responsibilities
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Community leaders have the right and responsibility to remove, edit, or reject
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decisions when appropriate.
### Scope
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Examples of representing our community include using an official e-mail address,
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### Enforcement
Instances of abusive, harassing, or otherwise unacceptable behavior may
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All complaints will be reviewed and investigated promptly and fairly.
All community leaders are obligated to respect the privacy and security of the
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### Enforcement Guidelines
Community leaders will follow these Community Impact Guidelines in determining
the consequences for any action they deem in violation of this Code of Conduct:
#### 1. Correction
**Community Impact**: Use of inappropriate language or other behavior deemed
unprofessional or unwelcome in the community.
**Consequence**: A private, written warning from community leaders, providing
clarity around the nature of the violation and an explanation of why the
behavior was inappropriate. A public apology may be requested.
#### 2. Warning
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of actions.
**Consequence**: A warning with consequences for continued behavior. No
interaction with the people involved, including unsolicited interaction with
those enforcing the Code of Conduct, for a specified period of time. This
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like social media. Violating these terms may lead to a temporary or
permanent ban.
#### 3. Temporary Ban
**Community Impact**: A serious violation of community standards, including
sustained inappropriate behavior.
**Consequence**: A temporary ban from any sort of interaction or public
communication with the community for a specified period of time. No public or
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with those enforcing the Code of Conduct, is allowed during this period.
Violating these terms may lead to a permanent ban.
#### 4. Permanent Ban
**Community Impact**: Demonstrating a pattern of violation of community
standards, including sustained inappropriate behavior, harassment of an
individual, or aggression toward or disparagement of classes of individuals.
**Consequence**: A permanent ban from any sort of public interaction within
the community.
### Attribution
This Code of Conduct is adapted from the [Contributor Covenant][homepage],
version 2.0, available at
https://www.contributor-covenant.org/version/2/0/code_of_conduct.html.
Community Impact Guidelines were inspired by [Mozilla's code of conduct
enforcement ladder](https://github.com/mozilla/diversity).
[homepage]: https://www.contributor-covenant.org
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## Contributing
Generally speaking, as Viper is a FOSS (GPLv3) project any bug reports, pull requests, or other types of help, forks are appreciated, but preferably unless it's off-topic to the goals of Viper, it would be far more appreciated if you were to make a pull request, or similar, and get it upstream.
**HOWEVER:** Before opening issues and pull requests and similar, please do read our code of conduct, as to avoid issues.
### General contributions
If you're contributing, please follow code of conduct as mentioned above, along with that please do not change code style. Viper uses double quotes, 1 tab per indent, and semicolons at the end of function calls.
`//` for 1-2 lines of comments, max of 72 comment text width always, preferably if textwidth outside of comments also exceeds 72 characters if possible find a way to make it fit within 72 characters. Lower case comments are also generally preferred when using `//`
`/* */` is useful in some cases, refer to the code example below.
`() => {}` is also preferred over `function () {}` when possible.
Single use functions are also generally discouraged, if a function is used once there's no need to make it a function.
As shown below below:
```js
function foo(bar) {
/*
This is a very long comment, however, it does not exceed 72
characters, and instead wraps down so it fits nicely on a small
screen without having to mess with soft-wrapping or similar.
*/
console.log(bar);
// and this is a comment using "//",
// which is two lines long
}
// examples of () => {}
setInterval(() => {
foo("I RUN EVERY 1000MS");
}, 1000)
```
With the above information you should be able to comfortably make contributions without too much hassle...
### Localizing/Translating
Viper has a very simple i18n system, please read below for instructions.
#### Language file
The language file will be a file inside the `src/lang/` folder, name it according to the [ISO 3166-1 Alpha-2 standard](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-2) in lowercase, meaning English = `en.json`, Spanish = `es.json`, French = `fr.json`, and so on.
Everything inside the file is pretty straight forward, the only special one is the `lang.title` string, please set this to ` - `, meaning for French it's, `French - Français`. This will be shown inside the language selection screen.
If you don't feel like editing a JSON file and copying keys back and forwards from other complete language files, then you're in luck, because `scripts/langs.js` help with this exact problem. Simply make sure a valid localization file already exists, meaning it could have just `{}` inside it. Then after that you can use the language script to manage it:
```sh
$ npm install
$ npm run langs:localize
```
You'll be prompted to select a language to edit, then if there are missing keys you'll be prompted for whether you just want to add those keys or if you want to edit all keys. After that you'll get a list of all the keys available, you'll simply select any of them, then you'll be prompted for the value for the key, then hit Enter when you're done, and you'll be put right back to the list of keys as before. You'll then edit as needed, when you're done select `Save changes`, you're changes will then be written to the localization file and it'll automatically be formatted for you.
To sum it up:
1. Make sure a parseable JSON localization file exists in `src/lang/`
2. Run `npm run langs:localize` (after `npm install`)
3. Select your desired language
4. Select the key you want to add/change
5. Edit it as you wish
6. Save whenever your done
7. Commit your changes!
If you do happen to manually edit your localization files remember to run the following commands before committing and pushing changes:
```sh
$ npm install
$ npm langs:check # verifies the files are parseable and not missing keys
$ npm langs:format # formats and sorts the file for you
```
#### Maintainers file
If you're okay with being contacted in the future when new strings have to be localized please put your contact links inside this file, under your language. Preferably put the link to your GitHub profile as that is the easiest contact method for obvious reasons.
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## Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
### How do I install Viper?
As briefly covered in the README, you've multiple choices for installing Viper.
#### Windows
There's the installer, and the portable `.exe`, we recommend using the installer as it can auto update, there's a Download button on the README which downloads the newest version of the installer.
#### Linux
On the [releases page](https://github.com/0neGal/viper/releases/latest) there are various package distributions we release, feel free to pick any one of them, but as with Windows only one of them supports auto-installation, that one being the AppImage.
#### After Install
After you've gotten Viper installed you'll select your game path (this may or may not be done automatically, however if we can't find your game automatically we'll ask you to select it manually), then go onto the Northstar tab, click "Install", and now you can launch Northstar and have fun on the frontier.
If you keep getting errors about your game path being wrong follow the [instructions further below...](#this-folder-is-not-a-valid-game-path)
### How do I install mods?
We recommend using Thunderstore, which allows you to easily find mods and install them, to do so simply go into the Northstar tab, then go into the Mods section, and there'll be a button aptly named **"Find Mods"**, clicking it will open an easy to use UI that'll let you search for mods and install them.
### "This folder is not a valid game path."
When selecting a game path make sure it actually is *the game path*. Your game path is where the `Titanfall2.exe` is located, usually inside `C:\Program Files (x86)\Origin Games\Titanfall2`, however if you've installed the game somewhere else or you've installed the game through Steam it may be located somewhere else.
For Steam users, you can inside Steam right click on the game, click **Properties**, then in the window that opens **Local Files**, then **Browse**, the folder that it opens is the game path.
Ideally Viper should be able to find Titanfall automatically, however given we can't predict every installation of the game we can't always find the game.
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FILE: PUBLISH.md
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# Publishing a new release
1. Make sure your code works!
2. Update `package.json` version
3. Make sure `package.json`'s `repository.url` key references correct repository
4. Ensure application builds correctly with `npm run build:[windows/linux]`
5. Expose `GH_TOKEN` environment var with your Github token (`build/publish.sh` asks for it)
6. Build and publish with `npm run publish:[windows/linux]`
- Optionally just use `build/publish.sh`, however that only works on Linux/Systems with a `/bin/sh` file, it also checks whether all files have been localized, and that the version numbers have been updated
7. Edit the draft release message and publish the new release!
## CI release
If you don't want to build releases yourself, you can make GitHub build them for you!
1. Make sure your code works!
2. Update `package.json` version
3. Make sure `package.json`'s `repository.url` key references correct repository
4. Ensure application builds correctly with `npm run build:[windows/linux]`
5. Create a prerelease with newest version name
- Creating the prerelease will trigger CI, that will build all executables
- You can use build time to update release notes :)
6. When all binaries have been uploaded to the prerelease, you can publish it!
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FILE: README.md
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## What is Viper?
Viper is a launcher and updater for [Northstar](https://github.com/R2Northstar/Northstar), and not much more than that.
## Install
Downloads are available on the [releases page](https://github.com/0neGal/viper/releases/latest).
Please note that some versions will update themselves automatically when a new release is available (just like Origin or Steam) and some will NOT, so choose it accordingly. Only the AppImage, Flatpak and Windows Setup/Installer can auto-update.
**Windows:** [`Viper Setup [x.y.z].exe`](https://0negal.github.io/viper/index.html?win-setup) (auto-updates, and is recommended), [`Viper [x.y.z].exe`](https://0negal.github.io/viper/index.html?win-portable) (single executable, no fuss)
**Linux:** [`.AppImage`](https://0negal.github.io/viper/index.html?appimage) or [Flatpak](https://flathub.org/apps/details/com.github._0negal.Viper) (auto-updates), [AUR (unofficial)](https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/viper-bin), [`.deb`](https://0negal.github.io/viper/index.html?deb), [`.rpm`](https://0negal.github.io/viper/index.html?rpm), [`.tar.gz`](https://0negal.github.io/viper/index.html?linux)
## What can it do specifically?
Currently Viper is capable of:
* Updating/Installing Northstar
* Launching Vanilla and or Northstar
* Manage Mods
* Auto-Update itself
* Be pretty!
There are of course many other things that it can do, but summed up very simply, that is what Viper is capable of doing. With every update Viper gets more features and alike, often many optional features are also available in the settings menu.
## Configuration
All settings take place in the settings page, found in the top right corner of the app, where you can change all kinds of settings. You can also manually go in and edit your config file (`viper.json`), if you feel so inclined.
Your configuration file will be found in `%APPDATA%\viper.json` on Windows, and inside either `~/.config` or through your environment variables (`$XDG_CONFIG_HOME`) on Linux, the latter has priority.
## Support
To get support please [open a GitHub issue](https://github.com/0neGal/viper/issues/new/choose), and clearly describe the problem with as many details as possible.
### Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Many of the questions and problems you may have might be able to be answered by reading the [FAQ page](FAQ.md). So before opening an issue or asking for support please read through it first!
## Sidenote
Given that we already have so many Northstar updaters and launchers I urge people to instead of creating new launchers unless there's a very specific reason, just make a pull request on one of the existing ones, otherwise we'll continue to have new ones.
Relevant xkcd:
Some of the existing launchers are listed below:
* Viper - A launcher, updater and mod manager with an easy to use GUI
* [FlightCore](https://github.com/R2NorthstarTools/FlightCore) - A more minimal GUI manager and updater, with similar features to Viper
* [ViperSH](https://github.com/0neGal/viper-sh) - A Bourne Shell, CLI only, Northstar updater and mod manager
* [VTOL](https://github.com/BigSpice/VTOL) - an updater and manager for mods, very feature rich
* [r2modman](https://github.com/ebkr/r2modmanPlus) - General purpose mod manager, which has support for Northstar
* [Papa](https://github.com/AnActualEmerald/papa) - a CLI only installer, updater, and mod manager
* [FIITE](https://github.com/EladNLG/FastestInstallerInTheEast) - a minimalistic CLI installer and updater.
## Development
If you wanna edit Viper's code, run it, and so on, you can simply do something along the lines of the below:
```sh
$ git clone https://github.com/0neGal/viper
$ cd viper
$ npm i
$ npm run start
```
This'll launch it with the Electron build installed by `npm`.
Additionally, if you're creating your own fork you easily publish builds and or make builds with either `npm run publish` or `npm run build` respectively, the prior requiring a `$GH_TOKEN` to be set, as it creates the release itself so it needs a token with access to your repo. So you'd do something along the lines of:
```sh
$ GH_TOKEN="" npm run publish
```
Keep in mind building all Linux builds may take a while on some systems, as packaging the `tar.gz` release can take a while on many CPUs, at least from my testing. All other builds should be done quickly. When using the `publish` command it also automatically uploads the needed files to deploy auto-updates, keep in mind you'd need to have the `repository` setting changed to your new fork's location, otherwise it'll fetch from the original.
## Credits
**Logo:** Imply#9781
**Viper Background:** [Uber Panzerhund](https://www.reddit.com/r/titanfall/comments/fwuh2x/take_to_the_skies)
**Titanfall+Northstar Logo:** [Aftonstjarma](https://www.steamgriddb.com/logo/47851)
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FILE: docs/index.html
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Viper
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FILE: src/app/js/browser.js
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const Fuse = require("fuse.js");
const { ipcRenderer, shell } = require("electron");
const lang = require("../../lang");
const popups = require("./popups");
const toasts = require("./toasts");
const request = require("./request");
var browser_fuse;
var packages = [];
var packagecount = 0;
var browser_el = document.getElementById("browser")
var browser = {
maxentries: 50,
mod_versions: {},
filters: {
getpkgs: () => {
let pkgs = [];
let other = [];
for (let i in packages) {
if (! browser.filters.isfiltered(packages[i].categories)) {
pkgs.push(packages[i]);
} else {
other.push(packages[i]);
}
}
return pkgs;
},
get: () => {
let filtered = [];
let unfiltered = [];
let checks = browser_el.querySelectorAll("#filters .check");
for (let i = 0; i < checks.length; i++) {
if (! checks[i].classList.contains("checked")) {
filtered.push(checks[i].getAttribute("value"));
} else {
unfiltered.push(checks[i].getAttribute("value"));
}
}
return {
filtered,
unfiltered
};
},
isfiltered: (categories) => {
let filtered = browser.filters.get().filtered;
let unfiltered = browser.filters.get().unfiltered;
let state = false;
let filters = [
"Mods", "Skins",
"Client-side", "Server-side",
];
let newcategories = [];
for (let i = 0; i < categories.length; i++) {
if (filters.includes(categories[i])) {
newcategories.push(categories[i]);
}
}; categories = newcategories;
if (categories.length == 0) {return true}
for (let i = 0; i < categories.length; i++) {
if (filtered.includes(categories[i])) {
state = true;
continue
} else if (unfiltered.includes(categories[i])) {
state = false;
continue
}
state = true;
}
return state;
},
toggle: (state) => {
if (state == false) {
filters.classList.remove("shown");
return
}
filters.classList.toggle("shown");
let filterRect = filter.getBoundingClientRect();
let spacing = parseInt(getComputedStyle(filters).getPropertyValue("--spacing"));
filters.style.top = filterRect.bottom - (spacing + (spacing * 1.3));
filters.style.right = filterRect.right - filterRect.left + filterRect.width - (spacing / 2);
},
},
toggle: (state) => {
browser_el.scrollTo(0, 0);
popups.set("#browser", state);
if (state) {
if (browserEntries.querySelectorAll(".el").length == 0) {
browser.loadfront();
}
} else if (state === false) {
browser.filters.toggle(false);
}
},
install: async (package_obj, clear_queue = false) => {
let can_connect = await request.check_with_toasts(
"Thunderstore", "https://thunderstore.io"
)
if (! can_connect) {
return;
}
return mods.install_from_url(
package_obj.download || package_obj.versions[0].download_url,
package_obj.dependencies || package_obj.versions[0].dependencies,
clear_queue,
package_obj.author || package_obj.owner,
package_obj.name || package_obj.pkg.name,
package_obj.version || package_obj.versions[0].version_number
)
},
add_pkg_properties: () => {
for (let i = 0; i < packages.length; i++) {
let properties = packages[i];
let normalized = mods.normalize(packages[i].name);
let has_update = false;
let local_name = false;
let local_version = false;
let remote_version = packages[i].versions[0].version_number;
remote_version = version.format(remote_version);
if (mods.list()) {
for (let ii = 0; ii < mods.list().all.length; ii++) {
let mod = mods.list().all[ii];
if (mods.normalize(mod.name) !== normalized && (
! mod.package ||
mod.package.author + "-" + mod.package.package_name !==
packages[i].full_name
)) {
continue;
}
local_name = mod.name;
local_version = version.format(mod.version);
if (version.is_newer(remote_version, local_version)) {
has_update = true;
}
}
}
let install = () => {
return browser.install({...properties});
}
packages[i].unix_created = new Date(packages[i].date_created).getTime();
packages[i].unix_updated = new Date(packages[i].date_updated).getTime();
packages[i].install = install;
packages[i].has_update = has_update;
packages[i].local_version = local_version;
packages[i].downloads = 0;
for (let version of packages[i].versions) {
packages[i].downloads += version.downloads || 0;
}
if (local_version) {
browser.mod_versions[normalized] = {
install: install,
has_update: has_update,
local_name: local_name,
local_version: local_version,
package: packages[i]
}
}
}
},
// sorts `pkgs` based on `property` in package object
sort: (pkgs, property) => {
// get property from sort selector, if not specified
if (! property) {
property = sort.querySelector("select").value;
// if we somehow still don't have a property, just return
if (! property) {
return pkgs;
}
}
// if `property` doesn't even exist, just return
if (typeof pkgs[0][property] == "undefined") {
return pkgs;
}
// sort in descending order
return pkgs.sort((a, b) => {
return b[property] - a[property];
})
},
loadfront: async () => {
browser.loading();
packagecount = 0;
if (packages.length < 1) {
let host = "northstar.thunderstore.io";
let path = "/api/v1/package/";
packages = [];
// attempt to get the list of packages from Thunderstore, if
// this has been done recently, it'll simply return a cached
// version of the request
try {
packages = JSON.parse(
await request(host, path, "thunderstore-packages")
)
}catch(err) {
console.error(err)
}
browser.add_pkg_properties();
browser_fuse = new Fuse(packages, {
keys: ["full_name"]
})
}
let pkgs = browser.sort(browser.filters.getpkgs());
for (let i in pkgs) {
if (packagecount >= browser.maxentries) {
browser.endoflist();
break
}
browser.mod_el_from_obj(pkgs[i]);
packagecount++;
}
},
loading: (string) => {
if (browser.filters.get().unfiltered.length == 0) {
string = lang("gui.browser.no_results");
}
if (string) {
browserEntries.innerHTML = `
${string}
`;
}
if (! browserEntries.querySelector(".loading")) {
browserEntries.innerHTML = `
${lang('gui.browser.loading')}
`;
}
},
endoflist: (is_end) => {
let pkgs = [];
let filtered = browser.filters.getpkgs();
for (let i = 0; i < filtered.length; i++) {
if (filtered[packagecount + i]) {
pkgs.push(filtered[packagecount + i]);
} else {
break
}
}
if (browserEntries.querySelector(".message")) {
browserEntries.querySelector(".message").remove();
}
if (pkgs.length == 0 || is_end) {
browser.msg(`${lang('gui.browser.endoflist')}`);
return
}
browser.msg(``);
loadmore.addEventListener("click", () => {
browser.loadpkgs(pkgs);
browser.endoflist(! pkgs.length);
})
},
search: (string) => {
browser.loading();
let res = browser_fuse.search(string);
if (res.length < 1) {
browser.loading(lang("gui.browser.no_results"));
return
}
packagecount = 0;
let count = 0;
for (let i = 0; i < res.length; i++) {
if (count >= browser.maxentries) {break}
if (browser.filters.isfiltered(res[i].item.categories)) {continue}
browser.mod_el_from_obj(res[i].item);
count++;
}
if (count < 1) {
browser.loading(lang("gui.browser.no_results"));
}
},
setbutton: (mod, string, icon) => {
mod = mods.normalize(mod);
if (browserEntries.querySelector(`#mod-${mod}`)) {
let elems = browserEntries.querySelectorAll(`.el#mod-${mod}`);
for (let i = 0; i < elems.length; i++) {
if (icon) {
string = `` +
`${string}`;
}
elems[i].querySelector(".text button").innerHTML = string;
}
} else {
let make = (str) => {
if (browserEntries.querySelector(`#mod-${str}`)) {
return browser.setbutton(str, string, icon);
} else {
return false;
}
}
setTimeout(() => {
for (let i = 0; i < mods.list().all.length; i++) {
let modname = mods.normalize(mods.list().all[i].name);
let modfolder = mods.normalize(mods.list().all[i].folder_name);
if (mod.includes(modname)) {
if (! make(modname)) {
if (mods.list().all[i].manifest_name) {
make(mods.normalize(mods.list().all[i].manifest_name));
}
}
}
else if (mod.includes(modfolder)) {make(modfolder);break}
}
}, 1501)
}
},
loadpkgs: (pkgs, clear) => {
if (clear) {packagecount = 0}
if (browserEntries.querySelector(".message")) {
browserEntries.querySelector(".message").remove();
}
let count = 0;
for (let i in pkgs) {
if (count >= browser.maxentries) {
if (pkgs[i] === undefined) {
browser.endoflist(true);
}
browser.endoflist();
break
}
try {
browser.mod_el_from_obj(pkgs[i]);
}catch(e) {}
count++;
packagecount++;
}
},
msg: (html) => {
let msg = document.createElement("div");
msg.classList.add("message");
msg.innerHTML = html;
browserEntries.appendChild(msg);
}
}
sort.querySelector("select").addEventListener("change", () => {
browser.loadfront();
})
setInterval(browser.add_pkg_properties, 1500);
if (navigator.onLine) {
browser.loadfront();
}
var view = document.querySelector(".popup#preview webview");
browser.preview = {
show: () => {
popups.show(preview, false);
},
hide: () => {
popups.hide(preview, false);
},
set: (url, autoshow) => {
if (autoshow != false) {browser.preview.show()}
view.src = url;
document.querySelector("#preview #external").setAttribute(
"onclick",
`require("electron").shell.openExternal("${url}")`
)
}
}
browser.mod_el_from_obj = (obj) => {
let pkg = {...obj, ...obj.versions[0]};
browser.mod_el({
pkg: pkg,
title: pkg.name,
image: pkg.icon,
author: pkg.owner,
url: pkg.package_url,
download: pkg.download_url,
version: pkg.version_number,
categories: pkg.categories,
description: pkg.description,
dependencies: pkg.dependencies,
})
}
browser.mod_el = (properties) => {
if (browser.filters.isfiltered(properties.categories)) {return}
properties = {
title: "No name",
version: "1.0.0",
image: "icons/no-image.png",
author: "Unnamed Pilot",
description: "No description",
...properties
}
if (properties.version[0] != "v") {
properties.version = "v" + properties.version;
}
if (browserEntries.querySelector(".loading")) {
browserEntries.innerHTML = "";
}
let installicon = "downloads";
let installstr = lang("gui.browser.install");
let normalized_title = mods.normalize(properties.title)
let installcallback = () => {
browser.install(properties);
}
let nondefault_install = {
"vanillaplus": "https://github.com/NachosChipeados/NP.VanillaPlus/blob/main/README.md"
}
if (normalized_title in nondefault_install) {
installicon = "open";
installstr = lang("gui.browser.guide");
installcallback = () => {
shell.openExternal(nondefault_install[normalized_title])
}
}
else if (properties.pkg.local_version) {
installicon = "redo";
installstr = lang("gui.browser.reinstall");
if (properties.pkg.has_update) {
installicon = "downloads";
installstr = lang("gui.browser.update");
}
}
let entry = document.createElement("div");
entry.classList.add("el");
entry.id = `mod-${normalized_title}`;
entry.innerHTML = `
${properties.title}
${properties.description}
`
entry.querySelector("button.install").addEventListener("click", installcallback)
browserEntries.appendChild(entry);
}
browser.packages = async () => {
await browser.loadfront();
return packages;
}
let recent_toasts = {};
function add_recent_toast(name, timeout = 3000) {
if (recent_toasts[name]) {return}
recent_toasts[name] = true;
setTimeout(() => {
delete recent_toasts[name];
}, timeout)
}
ipcRenderer.on("removed-mod", (_, mod) => {
set_buttons(true);
browser.setbutton(mod.name, lang("gui.browser.install"), "downloads");
if (mod.manifest_name) {
browser.setbutton(mod.manifest_name, lang("gui.browser.install"), "downloads");
}
})
ipcRenderer.on("failed-mod", (_, modname) => {
if (recent_toasts["failed" + modname]) {return}
add_recent_toast("failed" + modname);
set_buttons(true);
toasts.show({
timeout: 10000,
scheme: "error",
title: lang("gui.toast.title.failed"),
description: lang("gui.toast.desc.failed")
})
})
ipcRenderer.on("legacy-duped-mod", (_, modname) => {
if (recent_toasts["duped" + modname]) {return}
add_recent_toast("duped" + modname);
set_buttons(true);
toasts.show({
timeout: 10000,
scheme: "warning",
title: lang("gui.toast.title.duped"),
description: modname + " " + lang("gui.toast.desc.duped")
})
})
ipcRenderer.on("no-internet", () => {
toasts.show({
timeout: 10000,
scheme: "error",
title: lang("gui.toast.title.no_internet"),
description: lang("gui.toast.desc.no_internet")
})
})
ipcRenderer.on("installed-mod", (_, mod) => {
if (recent_toasts["installed" + mod.name]) {return}
add_recent_toast("installed" + mod.name);
let name = mod.fancy_name || mod.name;
set_buttons(true);
browser.setbutton(name, lang("gui.browser.reinstall"), "redo");
if (mod.malformed) {
toasts.show({
timeout: 8000,
scheme: "warning",
title: lang("gui.toast.title.malformed"),
description: name + " " + lang("gui.toast.desc.malformed")
})
}
toasts.show({
scheme: "success",
title: lang("gui.toast.title.installed"),
description: name + " " + lang("gui.toast.desc.installed")
})
if (mods.install_queue.length != 0) {
mods.install_from_url(
"https://thunderstore.io/package/download/" + mods.install_queue[0].pkg,
false, false, mods.install_queue[0].author, mods.install_queue[0].package_name, mods.install_queue[0].version
)
mods.install_queue.shift();
}
})
let searchtimeout;
let searchstr = "";
let search = document.querySelector("#browser .search");
search.addEventListener("keyup", () => {
browser.filters.toggle(false);
clearTimeout(searchtimeout);
if (searchstr != search.value) {
if (search.value.replaceAll(" ", "") == "") {
searchstr = "";
browser.loadfront();
return
}
searchtimeout = setTimeout(() => {
browser.search(search.value);
searchstr = search.value;
}, 500)
}
})
let mouse_events = ["scroll", "mousedown", "touchdown"];
mouse_events.forEach((event) => {
document.body.addEventListener(event, () => {
let mouse_at = document.elementsFromPoint(mouseX, mouseY);
if (! mouse_at.includes(document.querySelector("#preview"))) {
browser.preview.hide();
}
if (! mouse_at.includes(document.querySelector("#filter"))
&& ! mouse_at.includes(document.querySelector(".overlay"))) {
browser.filters.toggle(false);
}
})
});
view.addEventListener("dom-ready", () => {
let css = [
fs.readFileSync(__dirname + "/../css/theming.css", "utf8"),
fs.readFileSync(__dirname + "/../css/webview.css", "utf8")
]
view.insertCSS(css.join(" "));
})
view.addEventListener("did-stop-loading", () => {
view.style.display = "flex";
setTimeout(() => {
view.classList.remove("loading");
}, 200)
})
view.addEventListener("did-start-loading", () => {
view.style.display = "none";
view.classList.add("loading");
})
let mouseY = 0;
let mouseX = 0;
browser_el.addEventListener("mousemove", (event) => {
mouseY = event.clientY;
mouseX = event.clientX;
})
let checks = document.querySelectorAll(".check");
for (let i = 0; i < checks.length; i++) {
checks[i].setAttribute("onclick",
"this.classList.toggle('checked');browser.loadfront();search.value = ''"
)
}
module.exports = browser;
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FILE: src/app/js/dom_events.js
================================================
const popups = require("./popups");
const settings = require("./settings");
let drag_timer;
document.addEventListener("dragover", (e) => {
e.preventDefault();
e.stopPropagation();
dragUI.classList.add("shown");
clearTimeout(drag_timer);
drag_timer = setTimeout(() => {
dragUI.classList.remove("shown");
}, 5000)
})
document.addEventListener("mouseover", () => {
clearTimeout(drag_timer);
dragUI.classList.remove("shown");
})
document.addEventListener("drop", (e) => {
e.preventDefault();
e.stopPropagation();
dragUI.classList.remove("shown");
mods.install_from_path(e.dataTransfer.files[0].path);
})
document.body.addEventListener("click", (e) => {
if (e.target.tagName.toLowerCase() === "a"
&& e.target.protocol != "file:") {
e.preventDefault();
shell.openExternal(e.target.href);
}
})
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FILE: src/app/js/events.js
================================================
const EventEmitter = require("events");
class Emitter extends EventEmitter {};
const events = new Emitter();
module.exports = events;
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FILE: src/app/js/gamepad.js
================================================
const popups = require("./popups");
const settings = require("./settings");
const launcher = require("./launcher");
const navigate = require("./navigate");
window.addEventListener("gamepadconnected", (e) => {
console.log("Gamepad connected:", e.gamepad.id);
}, false)
window.addEventListener("gamepaddisconnected", (e) => {
console.log("Gamepad disconnected:", e.gamepad.id);
}, false)
// this contains the names/directions of axes and IDs that have
// previously been pressed, if it is found that these were recently
// pressed in the next iteration of the `setInterval()` below than the
// iteration is skipped
//
// the value of each item is equivalent to the amount of iterations to
// wait, so `up: 3` will cause it to wait 3 iterations, before `up` can
// be pressed again
let delay_press = {};
let held_buttons = {};
setInterval(() => {
let gamepads = navigator.getGamepads();
// this has a list of all the directions that the `.axes[]` are
// pointing in, letting us navigate in that direction
let directions = {}
// keeps track of which buttons `delay_press` that have already been
// lowered, that way we can lower the ones that haven't been lowered
// through a button press
let lowered_delay = [];
// is the select/accept button being held
let selecting = false;
for (let i in gamepads) {
if (! gamepads[i]) {continue}
// every other `.axes[]` element is a different coordinate, each
// analog stick has 2 elements in `.axes[]`, the first one is
// the x coordinate, second is the y coordinate
//
// so we use this to keep track of which coordinate we're
// currently on, and thereby the direction of the float inside
// `.axes[i]`
let coord = "x";
let deadzone = 0.5;
for (let ii = 0; ii < gamepads[i].axes.length; ii++) {
let value = gamepads[i].axes[ii];
// check if we're beyond the deadzone in both the negative
// and positive direction, and then using `coord` add a
// direction to `directions`
if (value < -deadzone) {
if (coord == "y") {
directions.up = true;
} else {
directions.left = true;
}
} else if (value > deadzone) {
if (coord == "y") {
directions.down = true;
} else {
directions.right = true;
}
}
// flip `coord`
if (coord == "x") {
coord = "y";
} else {
coord = "x";
}
}
// only support "standard" button layouts/mappings
//
// TODO: for anybody reading this in the future, the support
// for other mappings is something that's on the table,
// however, due to not having all the hardware in the world,
// this will have to be up to someone else
if (gamepads[i].mapping != "standard") {
continue;
}
for (let ii = 0; ii < gamepads[i].buttons.length; ii++) {
if (! gamepads[i].buttons[ii].pressed) {
held_buttons[ii] = false;
continue;
}
// a list of known combinations of buttons for the most
// common brands out there, more should possibly be added
let brands = {
"Xbox": {
accept: 0,
cancel: 1
},
"Nintendo": {
accept: 1,
cancel: 0
},
"PlayStation": {
accept: 0,
cancel: 1
}
}
// this is the most common setup, to my understanding, with
// the exception of third party Nintendo controller, may
// need to be adjusted in the future
let buttons = {
accept: 0,
cancel: 1
}
// set `cancel` and `accept` accordingly to the ID of the
// gamepad, if its a known brand
for (let brand in brands) {
// unknown brand
if (! gamepads[i].id.includes(brand)) {
continue;
}
// set buttons according to brand
buttons = brands[brand];
break;
}
// if the button that's being pressed is the "accept"
// button, then we set `selecting` to `true`, this is done
// before we check for the button delay so that holding the
// button keeps the selection in place, until the button is
// no longer pressed
if (ii == buttons.accept) {
selecting = true;
}
// if this button is still delayed, we lower the delay and
// then go to the next button
if (delay_press[ii]) {
delay_press[ii]--;
lowered_delay.push(ii);
continue;
}
// add delay to this button, so it doesn't get clicked
// immediately again after this
delay_press[ii] = 3;
if (held_buttons[ii]) {
continue;
}
held_buttons[ii] = true;
// interpret `ii` as a specific button/action, using the
// standard IDs: https://w3c.github.io/gamepad/#remapping
switch(ii) {
// settings popup (center cluster buttons)
case 8: settings.popup.toggle(); break;
case 9: settings.popup.toggle(); break;
// change active section (top bumpers)
case 4: launcher.relative_section("left"); break;
case 5: launcher.relative_section("right"); break;
// navigate selection (dpad)
case 12: navigate.move("up"); break;
case 13: navigate.move("down"); break;
case 14: navigate.move("left"); break;
case 15: navigate.move("right"); break;
// click selected element
case buttons.accept: navigate.select(); break;
// close last opened popup
case buttons.cancel: popups.hide_last(); break;
}
}
}
for (let i in directions) {
if (directions[i] === true) {
// if this direction is still delayed, we lower the delay,
// and then go to the next direction
if (delay_press[i]) {
delay_press[i]--;
lowered_delay.push(i);
continue;
}
// move in the direction
navigate.move(i);
// add delay to this direction, to prevent it from being
// triggered immediately again
delay_press[i] = 5;
}
}
// run through buttons that have or have had a delay
for (let i in delay_press) {
// if a button has a delay, and it hasn't already been lowered,
// then we lower it
if (delay_press[i] && ! lowered_delay.includes(i)) {
delay_press[i]--;
}
}
let selection_el = document.getElementById("selection");
// add `.selecting` to `#selection` depending on whether
// `selecting`, is set or not
if (selecting) {
selection_el.classList.add("controller-selecting");
} else {
selection_el.classList.remove("controller-selecting");
}
}, 50)
let can_keyboard_navigate = (e) => {
// quite empty right now, might add more in the future, these are
// just element selectors where movement with the keyboard is off
let ignore_on_focus = [
"input",
"select"
]
// check for whether the active element is one that matches
// something in `ignore_on_focus`
for (let i = 0; i < ignore_on_focus.length; i++) {
if (! document.activeElement.matches(ignore_on_focus)) {
// active element does not match to `ignore_on_focus[i]`
continue;
}
// if the key that's being pressed is "Escape" then we unfocus
// to the currently focused active element, this lets you go
// into an input, and then exit it as well
if (e.key == "Escape") {
document.activeElement.blur();
}
return false;
}
// check if there's already an active selection
if (document.querySelector(".active-selection")) {
// this is a list of keys where this keyboard event will be
// cancelled on, this prevents key events from being sent to
// element, but still lets you type
let cancel_keys = [
"Space", "Enter",
"ArrowUp", "ArrowDown",
"ArrowLeft", "ArrowRight"
]
// cancel this keyboard event if `e.key` is inside `cancel_keys`
if (cancel_keys.includes(e.code)) {
e.preventDefault();
}
}
return true;
}
window.addEventListener("keydown", (e) => {
// do nothing if we cant navigate
if (! can_keyboard_navigate(e)) {
return;
}
let select = () => {
// do nothing if this is a repeat key press
if (e.repeat) {return}
// select `.active-selection`
navigate.select();
// add `.keyboard-selecting` to `#selection`
document.getElementById("selection")
.classList.add("keyboard-selecting");
}
// perform the relevant action for the key that was pressed
switch(e.code) {
// select
case "Space": return select();
case "Enter": return select();
// close popup
case "Escape": return popups.hide_last();
// move selection
case "KeyK": case "ArrowUp": return navigate.move("up")
case "KeyJ": case "ArrowDown": return navigate.move("down")
case "KeyH": case "ArrowLeft": return navigate.move("left")
case "KeyL": case "ArrowRight": return navigate.move("right")
}
})
window.addEventListener("keyup", (e) => {
if (! can_keyboard_navigate(e)) {
return;
}
let selection_el = document.getElementById("selection");
// perform the relevant action for the key that was pressed
switch(e.code) {
// the second and third cases here are for SteamDeck bumper
// button support whilst inside the desktop layout
case "KeyQ":
case "ControlLeft": case "ControlRight":
launcher.relative_section("left"); break;
case "KeyE":
case "AltLeft": case "AltRight":
launcher.relative_section("right"); break;
case "Space": return selection_el
.classList.remove("keyboard-selecting");
case "Enter": return selection_el
.classList.remove("keyboard-selecting");
}
})
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FILE: src/app/js/gamepath.js
================================================
const ipcRenderer = require("electron").ipcRenderer;
const lang = require("../../lang");
const process = require("./process");
const launcher = require("./launcher");
const settings = require("./settings");
// frontend part of settings a new game path
ipcRenderer.on("newpath", (_, newpath) => {
set_buttons(true);
settings.set({gamepath: newpath});
ipcRenderer.send("gui-getmods");
ipcRenderer.send("save-settings", settings.data());
})
// a previously valid gamepath no longer exists, and is therefore lost
ipcRenderer.on("gamepath-lost", () => {
launcher.change_page(0);
set_buttons(false, true);
alert(lang("gui.gamepath.lost"));
})
// error out when no game path is set
ipcRenderer.on("no-path-selected", () => {
alert(lang("gui.gamepath.must"));
process.exit();
})
// error out when game path is wrong
ipcRenderer.on("wrong-path", () => {
alert(lang("gui.gamepath.wrong"));
gamepath.set(false);
})
// reports to the main process about game path status.
module.exports = {
open: () => {
let gamepath = settings.data().gamepath;
if (gamepath) {
require("electron").shell.openPath(gamepath);
} else {
alert(lang("gui.settings.miscbuttons.open_gamepath_alert"));
}
},
set: (value) => {
ipcRenderer.send("setpath", value);
}
}
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FILE: src/app/js/is_running.js
================================================
const lang = require("../../lang");
// is the game running?
let is_running = false;
// updates play buttons depending on whether the game is running
ipcRenderer.on("is-running", (event, running) => {
let set_playbtns = (text) => {
let playbtns = document.querySelectorAll(".playBtn");
for (let i = 0; i < playbtns.length; i++) {
playbtns[i].innerHTML = text;
}
}
if (running && is_running != running) {
set_buttons(false);
set_playbtns(lang("general.running"));
is_running = running;
// show force quit button in Titanfall tab
tfquit.style.display = "inline-block";
update.setAttribute("onclick", "kill('game')");
update.innerHTML = "(" + lang("ns.menu.force_quit") + ")";
return;
}
if (is_running != running) {
set_buttons(true);
set_playbtns(lang("gui.launch"));
is_running = running;
// hide force quit button in Titanfall tab
tfquit.style.display = "none";
update.setAttribute("onclick", "update.ns()");
update.innerHTML = "(" + lang("gui.update.check") + ")";
}
})
// return whether the game is running
module.exports = () => {
return is_running;
}
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FILE: src/app/js/kill.js
================================================
const ipcRenderer = require("electron").ipcRenderer;
// attempts to kill something using the main process' `modules/kill.js`
// functions, it simply attempts to run `kill[function_name]()`, if it
// doesn't exist, nothing happens
module.exports = (function_name) => {
ipcRenderer.send("kill", function_name);
}
================================================
FILE: src/app/js/launch.js
================================================
const update = require("./update");
// tells the main process to launch `game_version`
module.exports = (game_version) => {
if (game_version == "vanilla") {
ipcRenderer.send("launch", game_version);
return;
}
if (update.ns.should_install) {
update.ns();
} else {
ipcRenderer.send("launch", game_version);
}
}
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FILE: src/app/js/launcher.js
================================================
const popups = require("./popups");
const markdown = require("marked").parse;
let launcher = {};
var servercount;
var playercount;
var masterserver;
// changes the main page, this is the tabs in the sidebar
launcher.change_page = (page) => {
let btns = document.querySelectorAll(".gamesContainer button");
let pages = document.querySelectorAll(".mainContainer .contentContainer");
for (let i = 0; i < pages.length; i++) {
pages[i].classList.add("hidden");
}
for (let i = 0; i < btns.length; i++) {
btns[i].classList.add("inactive");
}
pages[page].classList.remove("hidden");
btns[page].classList.remove("inactive");
bgHolder.setAttribute("bg", page);
}; launcher.change_page(1)
launcher.format_release = (notes) => {
if (! notes) {return ""}
let content = "";
if (notes.length === 1) {
content = notes[0];
} else {
for (let release of notes) {
if (release.prerelease) {continue}
let new_content =
// release date
new Date(release.published_at).toLocaleString() +
"\n" +
// release name
`# ${release.name}` +
"\n\n" +
// actual release text/body
release.body +
"\n\n\n";
content +=
"
";
}
content = content.replaceAll(/\@(\S+)/g, `@$1`);
}
return markdown(content, {
breaks: true
});
}
// sets content of `div` to a single release block with centered text
// inside it, the text being `lang(lang_key)`
launcher.error = (div, lang_key) => {
div.innerHTML =
"
" +
"
" +
lang(lang_key) +
"
" +
"
";
}
// updates the Viper release notes
ipcRenderer.on("vp-notes", (event, response) => {
if (! response) {
return launcher.error(
vpReleaseNotes,
"request.no_vp_release_notes"
)
}
vpReleaseNotes.innerHTML = launcher.format_release(response);
});
// updates the Northstar release notes
ipcRenderer.on("ns-notes", (event, response) => {
if (! response) {
return launcher.error(
nsRelease,
"request.no_ns_release_notes"
)
}
nsRelease.innerHTML = launcher.format_release(response);
});
launcher.load_vp_notes = async () => {
ipcRenderer.send("get-vp-notes");
}; launcher.load_vp_notes();
launcher.load_ns_notes = async () => {
ipcRenderer.send("get-ns-notes");
}; launcher.load_ns_notes();
// TODO: We gotta make this more automatic instead of switch statements
// it's both not pretty, but adding more sections requires way too much
// effort, compared to how it should be.
launcher.show_vp = (section) => {
if (!["main", "release", "info", "credits"].includes(section)) throw new Error("unknown vp section");
vpMainBtn.removeAttribute("active");
vpReleaseBtn.removeAttribute("active");
vpInfoBtn.removeAttribute("active");
vpMain.classList.add("hidden");
vpReleaseNotes.classList.add("hidden");
vpInfo.classList.add("hidden");
switch(section) {
case "main":
vpMainBtn.setAttribute("active", "");
vpMain.classList.remove("hidden");
break;
case "release":
vpReleaseBtn.setAttribute("active", "");
vpReleaseNotes.classList.remove("hidden");
break;
case "info":
vpInfoBtn.setAttribute("active", "");
vpInfo.classList.remove("hidden");
break;
}
}
launcher.show_ns = (section) => {
if (! ["main", "release", "mods"].includes(section)) {
throw new Error("unknown ns section");
}
nsMainBtn.removeAttribute("active");
nsModsBtn.removeAttribute("active");
nsReleaseBtn.removeAttribute("active");
nsMain.classList.add("hidden");
nsMods.classList.add("hidden");
nsRelease.classList.add("hidden");
switch(section) {
case "main":
nsMainBtn.setAttribute("active", "");
nsMain.classList.remove("hidden");
break;
case "mods":
nsModsBtn.setAttribute("active", "");
nsMods.style.display = "block";
nsMods.classList.remove("hidden");
break;
case "release":
nsReleaseBtn.setAttribute("active", "");
nsRelease.classList.remove("hidden");
break;
}
}
// changes the active section on the currently active
// `.contentContainer` in the direction specified
//
// `direction` can be: left or right
launcher.relative_section = (direction) => {
// prevent switching section if a popup is open
if (popups.open_list().length) {
return;
}
// the `.contentMenu` in the currently active tab
let active_menu = document.querySelector(
".contentContainer:not(.hidden) .contentMenu"
)
// get the currently active section
let active_section = active_menu.querySelector("[active]");
// no need to do anything, if there's somehow no active section
if (! active_section) {return}
// these will be filled out
let prev_section, next_section;
// get list of all the sections
let sections = active_menu.querySelectorAll("li");
for (let i = 0; i < sections.length; i++) {
if (sections[i] != active_section) {
continue;
}
// make `next_section` be the next element in `sections`
next_section = sections[i + 1];
// if we're at the first iteration, use the last element in
// `sections` as the previous section, otherwise make it the
// element before this iteration
if (i == 0) {
prev_section = sections[sections.length - 1];
} else {
prev_section = sections[i - 1];
}
}
let new_section;
// if we're going left, and a previous section was found, click it
if (direction == "left" && prev_section) {
new_section = prev_section;
} else if (direction == "right") {
// click the next section, if one was found, otherwise just
// assume that the first section is the next section, as the
// active section is likely just the last section, so we wrap
// around instead
if (next_section) {
new_section = next_section;
} else if (sections[0]) {
new_section = sections[0];
}
}
if (new_section) {
new_section.click();
// if there's an active selection, we select the new section, as
// that selection may be in a section that's now hidden
if (document.querySelector(".active-selection")) {
navigate.selection(new_section);
}
}
}
launcher.check_servers = async () => {
serverstatus.classList.add("checking");
try {
let host = "northstar.tf";
let path = "/client/servers";
// ask the masterserver for the list of servers, if this has
// been done recently, it'll simply return the cached version
let servers = JSON.parse(
await request(host, path, "ns-servers", false)
)
masterserver = true;
playercount = 0;
servercount = servers.length;
for (let i = 0; i < servers.length; i++) {
playercount += servers[i].playerCount
}
}catch (err) {
playercount = 0;
servercount = 0;
masterserver = false;
}
serverstatus.classList.remove("checking");
if (servercount == 0 || ! servercount || ! playercount) {masterserver = false}
let playerstr = lang("gui.server.players");
if (playercount == 1) {
playerstr = lang("gui.server.player");
}
if (masterserver) {
serverstatus.classList.add("up");
serverstatus.classList.remove("down");
serverstatus.innerHTML = `${servercount} ${lang("gui.server.servers")} - ${playercount} ${playerstr}`;
} else {
serverstatus.classList.add("down");
serverstatus.classList.remove("up");
serverstatus.innerHTML = lang("gui.server.offline");
}
}; launcher.check_servers()
// refreshes every 5 minutes
setInterval(() => {
launcher.check_servers();
}, 300000)
module.exports = launcher;
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FILE: src/app/js/localize.js
================================================
// localizes `string`, removing instances of `%%string%%` with
// `lang("string")` and so forth
function localize_string(string) {
let parts = string.split("%%");
// basic checks to make sure `string` has lang strings
if (parts.length == 0
|| string.trim() == "" || ! string.match("%%")) {
return string;
}
for (let i = 0; i < parts.length; i++) {
// simply checks to make sure it is actually a lang string.
if (parts[i][0] != " " &&
parts[i][parts[i].length - 1] != " ") {
// get string
let lang_str = lang(parts[i]);
// make sure we got a string back, and if not, do nothing
if (typeof lang_str !== "string") {
continue;
}
// replace this part with the lang string
parts[i] = lang_str;
}
}
// return finalized formatted string
return parts.join("");
}
// runs `localize_string()` on `el`'s attributes, text nodes and children
function localize_el(el) {
// we don't want to mess with script tags
if (el.tagName == "SCRIPT") {return}
let attributes = el.getAttributeNames();
// run through child nodes
for (let i = 0; i < el.childNodes.length; i++) {
// if the node isn't a text node, we do nothing
if (el.childNodes[i].nodeType != Node.TEXT_NODE) {
continue;
}
// the node is a text node, so we set its `.textContent` by
// running `format_string()` on it
el.childNodes[i].textContent =
localize_string(el.childNodes[i].textContent)
}
// run through attributes and run `format_string()` on their values
for (let i = 0; i < attributes.length; i++) {
let attr = el.getAttribute(attributes[i]);
el.setAttribute(attributes[i], localize_string(attr))
}
// run `replace_in_el()` on `el`'s children
for (let i = 0; i < el.children.length; i++) {
localize_el(el.children[i]);
}
}
// localizes lang strings on (almost) all the elements inside ``
module.exports = () => {
localize_el(document.body);
}
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FILE: src/app/js/mods.js
================================================
const util = require('util');
const ipcRenderer = require("electron").ipcRenderer;
const lang = require("../../lang");
const version = require("./version");
const toasts = require("./toasts");
const set_buttons = require("./set_buttons");
let mods = {};
let mods_list = {
all: [],
enabled: [],
disabled: []
}
// returns the list of mods
mods.list = () => {
return mods_list;
}
mods.load = (mods_obj) => {
modcount.innerHTML = `${lang("gui.mods.count")} ${mods_obj.all.length}`;
let normalized_names = [];
let set_mod = (mod) => {
let name = mod.name;
if (mod.package) {
name = mod.package.package_name;
}
let normalized_name = "mod-list-" + mods.normalize(name);
normalized_names.push(normalized_name);
let el = document.getElementById(normalized_name);
if (el) {
if (mod.disabled) {
el.querySelector(".switch").classList.remove("on");
} else {
el.querySelector(".switch").classList.add("on");
}
return;
}
let div = document.createElement("div");
div.classList.add("el");
div.id = normalized_name;
let mod_details = {
name: mod.name,
version: mod.version,
description: mod.description
}
if (mod.package) {
mod_details = {
image: mod.package.icon,
name: mod.package.manifest.name,
version: mod.package.manifest.version_number,
description: mod.package.manifest.description
}
}
div.innerHTML += `
${mod_details.name}
${mod_details.description}
`;
if (mod_details.name.match(/^Northstar\..*/)) {
div.querySelector("img").src = "icons/northstar.png"
}
div.querySelector(".remove").onclick = () => {
if (! mod.package) {
return mods.remove(mod.name);
}
for (let i = 0; i < mod.packaged_mods.length; i++) {
mods.remove(mod.packaged_mods[i]);
}
}
if (mod.disabled) {
div.querySelector(".switch").classList.remove("on");
}
div.querySelector(".switch").addEventListener("click", () => {
if (! mod.package) {
return mods.toggle(mod.name);
}
for (let i = 0; i < mod.packaged_mods.length; i++) {
mods.toggle(mod.packaged_mods[i]);
}
})
div.querySelector(".image").style.display = "none";
modsdiv.append(div);
}
for (let i = 0; i < mods_obj.all.length; i++) {
set_mod(mods_obj.all[i]);
}
let mod_els = document.querySelectorAll("#modsdiv .el");
let mod_update_els = [];
for (let i = 0; i < mod_els.length; i++) {
let update_btn = mod_els[i].querySelector(".update");
if (update_btn && update_btn.style.display != "none") {
mod_update_els.push(mod_els[i].id);
} else {
break;
}
}
for (let i = 0; i < mod_els.length; i++) {
let mod = mod_els[i].id.replace(/^mod-list-/, "");
if (! normalized_names.includes(mod_els[i].id)) {
mod_els[i].remove();
return;
}
let image_container = mod_els[i].querySelector(".image");
let image_el = image_container.querySelector("img")
let image_blur_el = image_container.querySelector("img.blur")
if (browser.mod_versions[mod]) {
image_el.src = browser.mod_versions[mod].package.versions[0].icon;
}
if (image_el.getAttribute("src") &&
! image_container.parentElement.classList.contains("has-icon")) {
let image_src = image_el.getAttribute("src");
image_blur_el.src = image_src;
image_container.style.display = null;
image_container.parentElement.classList.add("has-icon");
}
if (browser.mod_versions[mod]
&& browser.mod_versions[mod].has_update) {
mod_els[i].querySelector(".update").style.display = null;
mod_els[i].querySelector(".update").setAttribute(
"onclick", `browser.mod_versions["${mod}"].install()`
)
if (mod_update_els.includes(mod_els[i].id)) {
continue;
}
let mod_el = mod_els[i].cloneNode(true);
// copy click event of the remove button to the new button
mod_el.querySelector(".remove").onclick =
mod_els[i].querySelector(".remove").onclick;
mod_el.classList.add("no-animation");
mod_el.querySelector(".switch").addEventListener("click", () => {
if (browser.mod_versions[mod].local_name) {
mods.toggle(browser.mod_versions[mod].local_name);
}
})
mod_els[i].remove();
modsdiv.querySelector(".line:has(.search)").after(mod_el);
} else {
mod_els[i].querySelector(".update").style.display = "none";
}
}
}
// attempts to filter `#modsdiv` with `query`
mods.search = (query) => {
// if no `query` is given, use the search input's value
if (! query) {
query = mods.search.el.value;
}
// normalizes `string`
let normalize = (string) => {
return string
.trim().toLowerCase()
.replaceAll(" ", "").replaceAll(".", "");
}
// normalize `query`
query = normalize(query);
// get all mod elements
let mod_els = document.querySelectorAll("#modsdiv .el");
// run through all the mod elements
for (let mod_el of mod_els) {
// get the normalized name of the mod
let name = normalize(mod_el.querySelector(".title").innerText);
// if the name has `query` in it, show it
if (name.match(query)) {
mod_el.style.display = null;
} else { // hide if it doesn't match
mod_el.style.display = "none";
}
}
}
mods.search.el = document.getElementById("mods-search");
mods.search.el.addEventListener("keyup", () => {mods.search()})
mods.remove = (mod) => {
if (mod.toLowerCase().match(/^northstar\./)) {
if (! confirm(lang("gui.mods.required_confirm"))) {
return;
}
} else if (mod == "allmods") {
if (! confirm(lang("gui.mods.remove_all_confirm"))) {
return;
}
}
ipcRenderer.send("remove-mod", mod);
}
mods.toggle = (mod) => {
// is this a core mod?
if (mod.toLowerCase().match(/^northstar\./)) {
// keep track of whether this mod is disabled
let is_disabled = false;
// run through disabled mods
for (let mod_obj of mods_list.disabled) {
// if `mod` is `mod_obj`, update `is_disabled`
if (mod_obj.name.toLowerCase() == mod.toLowerCase()) {
is_disabled = true;
break;
}
}
// show prompt if the mod is enabled
if (! is_disabled && ! confirm(lang("gui.mods.required_confirm"))) {
return;
}
} else if (mod == "allmods") {
if (! confirm(lang("gui.mods.toggle_all_confirm"))) {
return;
}
}
ipcRenderer.send("toggle-mod", mod);
}
mods.install_queue = [];
// tells the main process to install a mod through the file selector
mods.install_prompt = () => {
set_buttons(false);
ipcRenderer.send("install-mod");
}
// tells the main process to directly install a mod from this path
mods.install_from_path = (path) => {
set_buttons(false);
ipcRenderer.send("install-from-path", path);
}
// tells the main process to install a mod from a URL
mods.install_from_url = (url, dependencies, clearqueue, author, package_name, version) => {
if (clearqueue) {mods.install_queue = []};
let prettydepends = [];
if (dependencies) {
let newdepends = [];
for (let i = 0; i < dependencies.length; i++) {
let depend = dependencies[i].toLowerCase();
if (! depend.match(/northstar-northstar-.*/)) {
depend = dependencies[i].replaceAll("-", "/");
let pkg = depend.split("/");
if (! mods.is_installed(pkg[1])) {
newdepends.push({
pkg: depend,
author: pkg[0],
version: pkg[2],
package_name: pkg[1]
});
prettydepends.push(`${pkg[1]} v${pkg[2]} - ${lang("gui.browser.made_by")} ${pkg[0]}`);
}
}
}
dependencies = newdepends;
}
if (dependencies && dependencies.length != 0) {
let confirminstall = confirm(lang("gui.mods.confirm_dependencies") + prettydepends.join("\n"));
if (! confirminstall) {
return;
}
}
set_buttons(false);
ipcRenderer.send("install-from-url", url, author, package_name, version);
if (dependencies) {
mods.install_queue = dependencies;
}
}
mods.is_installed = (modname) => {
for (let i = 0; i < mods.list().all.length; i++) {
let mod = mods.list().all[i];
if (mod.manifest_name) {
if (mod.manifest_name.match(modname)) {
return true;
}
} else if (mod.name.match(modname)) {
return true;
}
}
return false;
}
mods.normalize = (items) => {
let main = (string) => {
return string.replaceAll(" ", "")
.replaceAll(".", "").replaceAll("-", "")
.replaceAll("_", "").toLowerCase();
}
if (typeof items == "string") {
return main(items);
} else {
let newArray = [];
for (let i = 0; i < items.length; i++) {
newArray.push(main(items[i]));
}
return newArray;
}
}
// updates the installed mods
ipcRenderer.on("mods", (event, mods_obj) => {
mods_list = mods_obj;
if (! mods_obj) {return}
mods.load(mods_obj);
})
ipcRenderer.on("protocol-install-mod", async (event, data) => {
const domain = data[0];
const author = data[1];
const package_name = data[2];
const version = data[3];
const packages = await browser.packages();
const package = packages.find((package) => { return package.owner == author && package.name == package_name; })
if (!package) {
alert(util.format(lang("gui.mods.cant_find_specific"), author, package_name));
return;
}
const package_obj = package.versions.find((package_version) => { return package_version.version_number == version; })
if (!package_obj) {
alert(util.format(lang("gui.mods.cant_find_version"), version, author, package_name))
return;
}
toasts.show({
timeout: 3000,
scheme: "info",
title: lang("gui.mods.installing"),
description: package_obj.full_name
})
mods.install_from_url(
package_obj.download_url,
package_obj.dependencies,
false,
author,
package_name,
version
);
})
module.exports = mods;
================================================
FILE: src/app/js/navigate.js
================================================
const events = require("./events");
const popups = require("./popups");
const settings = require("./settings");
let navigate = {
using: false
}
// sets `#selection` to the correct position, size and border radius,
// according to what is currently the `.active-selection`, if none is
// found, it'll instead be hidden
navigate.selection = (new_selection) => {
// if we're not allowed to unselect an element, then make sure that
// element is still unselected, and then clear
// `navigate.dont_unselect`
if (navigate.dont_unselect
&& navigate.dont_unselect != new_selection) {
navigate.dont_unselect.classList.add("active-selection");
navigate.dont_unselect = false;
return;
}
if (new_selection) {
let selected = document.querySelectorAll(".active-selection");
// make sure just `new_selection` has `.active-selection`
for (let i = 0; i < selected.length; i++) {
if (selected[i] != new_selection) {
selected[i].classList.remove("active-selection");
}
}
new_selection.classList.add("active-selection");
}
// shorthands
let selection_el = document.getElementById("selection");
let active_el = document.querySelector(".active-selection");
// make sure there's an `active_el`, and hide the `selection_el` if
// that isn't the case
if (! active_el) {
selection_el.style.opacity = "0.0";
return;
}
// this adds space between the `selection_el` and ``
let padding = 8;
// attempt to get the border radius of `active_el`
let radius = getComputedStyle(active_el).borderRadius;
// if there's no radius set, we default to the default of
// `selection_el` through using `null`
if (! radius || radius == "0px") {
radius = null;
}
// set visibility and radius
selection_el.style.opacity = "1.0";
selection_el.style.borderRadius = radius;
// get bounds for position and size calculations of `selection_el`
let active_bounds = active_el.getBoundingClientRect();
// set top and left side coordinate subtracting the padding
selection_el.style.top = active_bounds.top - padding + "px";
selection_el.style.left = active_bounds.left - padding + "px";
// set width of `selection_el` with the padding
selection_el.style.width =
active_bounds.width + (padding * 2) + "px";
// set height of `selection_el` with the padding
selection_el.style.height =
active_bounds.height + (padding * 2) + "px";
}
// data from the last iterations of the interval below
let last_sel = {
el: false,
bounds: false
}
// auto update `#selection` if `.active-selection` changes bounds, but
// not element by itself
setInterval(() => {
// get active selection
let selected = document.querySelector(".active-selection");
// if there's no active selection, reset `last_sel`
if (! selected) {
last_sel.el = false;
last_sel.bounds = false;
return;
}
// get stringified bounds
let bounds = JSON.stringify(selected.getBoundingClientRect());
// if `last_sel.el` is not `selected` the selected element was
// changed, so we just set `last_el` and nothing more
if (last_sel.el != selected) {
last_sel.el = selected;
last_sel.bounds = bounds;
return;
}
// if stringified bounds changed we update `#selection`
if (bounds != last_sel.bounds) {
navigate.selection();
last_sel.el = selected;
last_sel.bounds = bounds;
}
}, 50)
// these events cause the `#selection` element to reposition itself
window.addEventListener("resize", () => {navigate.selection()}, true);
window.addEventListener("scroll", () => {navigate.selection()}, true);
// listen for click events, and hide the `#selection` element, when
// emitting a mouse event we will want to hide, as it then isn't needed
window.addEventListener("click", (e) => {
// make sure its a trusted click event, and therefore actually a
// mouse, and not anything else
if (! e.isTrusted) {
return;
}
// we're no longer using navigation functions
navigate.using = false;
// get the `.active-selection`
let active_el = document.querySelector(".active-selection");
// if there's an `active_el` then we unselect it, and update the
// `#selection` element, hiding it
if (active_el) {
active_el.classList.remove("active-selection");
navigate.selection();
}
})
// returns a list of valid elements that should be possible to navigate
// to/select with the `#selection` element
//
// setting `div` makes it limit itself to elements inside that, without
// it, it'll use `document.body` or the active popup, if one is found
navigate.get_els = (div) => {
let els = [];
// is `div` not set, and is there a popup shown
if (! div && document.body.querySelector(".popup.shown")) {
// the spread operator is to convert from a `NodeList` to an
// `Array`, and then we need to reverse this to get the ones
// that are layered on top first.
let popups_list = [...popups.list()].reverse();
// run through the list of popups
for (let i = 0; i < popups_list.length; i++) {
// if this popup is shown, we make it the current `div`
if (popups_list[i].classList.contains("shown")) {
div = popups_list[i];
break;
}
}
// get buttons inside `#winbtns`
els = [...document.body.querySelectorAll("#winbtns [onclick]")];
} if (! div) { // default
div = document.body;
}
// this gets the list of all the elements we should be able to
// select inside `div`, on top of anything that's already in `els`
els = [...els, ...div.querySelectorAll([
"a",
"input",
"button",
"select",
"textarea",
"[onclick]",
".scroll-selection"
])]
// this'll contain a filtered list of `els`
let new_els = [];
// filter out elements we don't care about
filter: for (let i = 0; i < els.length; i++) {
// elements that match on `els.closest()` with any of these will
// be stripped away, as we dont want them
let ignore_closest = [
"#overlay",
".no-navigate",
"button.visual",
".scroll-selection",
".popup:not(.shown)"
]
// ignore, even if `.closest()` matches, if its just matching on
// itself instead of a different element
let ignore_closest_self = [
".scroll-selection"
]
// check if `els[i].closest()` matches on any of the elements
// inside of `ignore_closest`
for (let ii = 0; ii < ignore_closest.length; ii++) {
let closest = els[i].closest(ignore_closest[ii]);
// check if `.closest()` matches, but not on itself
if (closest) {
// ignore if `closest` is just `els[i]` and the selector
// is inside `ignore_closest_self`
if (closest == els[i] &&
ignore_closest_self.includes(ignore_closest[ii])) {
continue;
}
// it matches
continue filter;
}
}
// make sure `els[i]` is visible on screen
let visible = els[i].checkVisibility({
checkOpacity: true,
visibilityProperty: true,
checkVisibilityCSS: true,
contentVisibilityAuto: true
})
// filter out if not visible
if (! visible) {continue}
// add to filtered list
new_els.push(els[i])
}
// return the filtered list of elements
return new_els;
}
// attempts to select the currently default selection, if inside a popup
// we'll look for a `.default-selection`, if it doesn't exist we'll
// simply use the first selectable element in it
//
// if not inside a popup we'll just use the currently selected tab in
// the `.gamesContainer` sidebar
navigate.default_selection = () => {
// if we're not currently using any navigation functions, this
// function shouldn't do anything, as it'll cause a selection to be
// made, when it shouldn't be
if (! navigate.using) {
return;
}
// the spread operator is to convert from a `NodeList` to an
// `Array`, and then we need to reverse this to get the ones
// that are layered on top first.
let popups_list = [...popups.list()].reverse();
let active_popup;
// run through the list of popups
for (let i = 0; i < popups_list.length; i++) {
// if this popup is shown, set set `active_popup` to it
if (popups_list[i].classList.contains("shown")) {
active_popup = popups_list[i];
break;
}
}
// is there no active popup?
if (! active_popup) {
// select the currently selected page in `.gamesContainer`
document.querySelector(
".gamesContainer :not(.inactive)"
).classList.add("active-selection");
// update the `#selection` element
navigate.selection();
return;
}
// get the default element inside the active popup
let popup_default = active_popup.querySelector("default-selection");
// did we not find a default selection element?
if (! popup_default) {
// select the first selectable element in the popup
navigate.get_els(active_popup)[0].classList.add(
"active-selection"
)
// update the `#selection` element
navigate.selection();
return;
}
// select the default selection
popup_default.classList.add("active-selection");
// update the `#selection` element
navigate.selection();
}
// this navigates `#selection` in the direction of `direction`
// this can be: up, down, left and right
navigate.move = async (direction) => {
// make sure we note down that we're using navigation functions
navigate.using = true;
// get the `.active-selection` if there is one
let active = document.querySelector(".active-selection");
// if there is no active selection, then attempt to select the
// default selection
if (! active) {
navigate.default_selection()
active = document.querySelector(".active-selection");
// if there is somehow still no active selection we stop here
if (! active) {
return;
}
}
// is the active selection one that should be scrollable?
if (active.classList.contains("scroll-selection")) {
// scroll the respective `direction` if `active` has any more
// scroll left in that direction
// short hand to easily scroll in `direction` by `amount` with
// smooth scrolling enabled
let scroll = (direction, amount) => {
// update the `#selection` element
navigate.selection();
// scroll inside `` if the active selection is one
if (active.tagName == "WEBVIEW") {
active.executeJavaScript(`
document.scrollingElement.scrollBy({
behavior: "smooth",
${direction}: ${amount}
})
`)
return;
}
active.scrollBy({
behavior: "smooth",
[direction]: amount
})
}
// get values needed for determining if we should scroll the
// active selection, and by how much
let scroll_el = {
top: active.scrollTop,
left: active.scrollLeft,
width: active.scrollWidth,
height: active.scrollHeight,
bounds: {
width: active.clientWidth,
height: active.clientWidth
}
}
// get `scroll_el` from inside a `` if the active
// selection is one
if (active.tagName == "WEBVIEW") {
scroll_el = await active.executeJavaScript(`(() => {
return {
top: document.scrollingElement.scrollTop,
left: document.scrollingElement.scrollLeft,
width: document.scrollingElement.scrollWidth,
height: document.scrollingElement.scrollHeight,
bounds: {
width: document.scrollingElement.clientWidth,
height: document.scrollingElement.clientHeight
}
}
})()`)
}
// decrease to increase scroll length, and in reverse
let scroll_scale = 2;
if (direction == "up" && scroll_el.top > 0) {
return scroll("top", -scroll_el.bounds.height / scroll_scale);
}
if (direction == "down" &&
scroll_el.top <= scroll_el.height &&
scroll_el.height != scroll_el.bounds.height) {
return scroll("top", scroll_el.bounds.height / scroll_scale);
}
if (direction == "left" && scroll_el.left > 0) {
return scroll("left", -width / scroll_scale);
}
if (direction == "right" &&
scroll_el.left <= scroll_el.width &&
scroll_el.width != scroll_el.bounds.width) {
return scroll("left", scroll_el.bounds.width / scroll_scale);
}
}
// attempt to get the element in the `direction` requested
let move_to_el = navigate.get_relative_el(active, direction);
// if no element is found, do nothing
if (! move_to_el) {return}
// switch `.active-selection` from `active` to `move_to_el`
active.classList.remove("active-selection");
move_to_el.classList.add("active-selection");
// update the `#selection` element
navigate.selection();
// make sure the selecting classes are removed, and thereby the
// scale/pressed effect with it
document.getElementById("selection").classList.remove(
"keyboard-selecting",
"controller-selecting"
)
// stop here if `move_to_el` is a child to `document.body`
if (move_to_el.parentElement == document.body) {
return;
}
// this element will be scrolled in view later
let scroll_el = move_to_el;
// these elements cant be scrolled
let no_scroll_parents = [
".el .text",
".gamesContainer",
]
// run through unscrollable parent elements
for (let i = 0; i < no_scroll_parents.length; i++) {
// check if `move_to_el.closest()` matches on anything in
// `no_scroll_parents`
let no_scroll_parent = move_to_el.closest(
no_scroll_parents[i]
)
if (! no_scroll_parent) {
// it does not match
continue;
}
// it matches, so we make the new `scroll_el` the parent
scroll_el = no_scroll_parent;
}
// refuse to scroll to begin with, if any of these are a parent
let ignore_parents = [
".contentMenu",
".gamesContainer",
]
// check if `ignore_parents` match on `move_to_el`, and if so, stop
for (let i = 0; i < ignore_parents.length; i++) {
if (move_to_el.closest(ignore_parents[i])) {
return;
}
}
if (scroll_el.closest(".grid .el")) {
scroll_el = scroll_el.closest(".grid .el");
}
// scroll `scroll_el` smoothly into view, centered
scroll_el.scrollIntoView({
block: "center",
inline: "center",
behavior: "smooth",
})
}
// selects the currently selected element, by clicking or focusing it
navigate.select = () => {
// make sure we note down that we're using navigation functions
navigate.using = true;
// get the current selection
let active = document.querySelector(".active-selection");
// make sure there is a selection
if (! active) {return}
// slight delay to prevent some timing issues
setTimeout(() => {
// if `active` is a switch, use `settings.popup.switch()` on it,
// to be able to toggle it
if (active.closest(".switch")) {
active.closest(".switch").click();
settings.popup.switch(active.closest(".switch"));
return;
}
// correctly open a `
## What can it do specifically?
* Updating/Installing Northstar
* Launching Vanilla and or Northstar
* Manage Mods
* Auto-Update itself
* Be pretty!
There are of course many other things that it can do, but summed up very simply, that is what Viper is capable of doing. With every update Viper gets more features and alike, often many optional features are also available in the settings menu.
` +
`${string}`;
}
elems[i].querySelector(".text button").innerHTML = string;
}
} else {
let make = (str) => {
if (browserEntries.querySelector(`#mod-${str}`)) {
return browser.setbutton(str, string, icon);
} else {
return false;
}
}
setTimeout(() => {
for (let i = 0; i < mods.list().all.length; i++) {
let modname = mods.normalize(mods.list().all[i].name);
let modfolder = mods.normalize(mods.list().all[i].folder_name);
if (mod.includes(modname)) {
if (! make(modname)) {
if (mods.list().all[i].manifest_name) {
make(mods.normalize(mods.list().all[i].manifest_name));
}
}
}
else if (mod.includes(modfolder)) {make(modfolder);break}
}
}, 1501)
}
},
loadpkgs: (pkgs, clear) => {
if (clear) {packagecount = 0}
if (browserEntries.querySelector(".message")) {
browserEntries.querySelector(".message").remove();
}
let count = 0;
for (let i in pkgs) {
if (count >= browser.maxentries) {
if (pkgs[i] === undefined) {
browser.endoflist(true);
}
browser.endoflist();
break
}
try {
browser.mod_el_from_obj(pkgs[i]);
}catch(e) {}
count++;
packagecount++;
}
},
msg: (html) => {
let msg = document.createElement("div");
msg.classList.add("message");
msg.innerHTML = html;
browserEntries.appendChild(msg);
}
}
sort.querySelector("select").addEventListener("change", () => {
browser.loadfront();
})
setInterval(browser.add_pkg_properties, 1500);
if (navigator.onLine) {
browser.loadfront();
}
var view = document.querySelector(".popup#preview webview");
browser.preview = {
show: () => {
popups.show(preview, false);
},
hide: () => {
popups.hide(preview, false);
},
set: (url, autoshow) => {
if (autoshow != false) {browser.preview.show()}
view.src = url;
document.querySelector("#preview #external").setAttribute(
"onclick",
`require("electron").shell.openExternal("${url}")`
)
}
}
browser.mod_el_from_obj = (obj) => {
let pkg = {...obj, ...obj.versions[0]};
browser.mod_el({
pkg: pkg,
title: pkg.name,
image: pkg.icon,
author: pkg.owner,
url: pkg.package_url,
download: pkg.download_url,
version: pkg.version_number,
categories: pkg.categories,
description: pkg.description,
dependencies: pkg.dependencies,
})
}
browser.mod_el = (properties) => {
if (browser.filters.isfiltered(properties.categories)) {return}
properties = {
title: "No name",
version: "1.0.0",
image: "icons/no-image.png",
author: "Unnamed Pilot",
description: "No description",
...properties
}
if (properties.version[0] != "v") {
properties.version = "v" + properties.version;
}
if (browserEntries.querySelector(".loading")) {
browserEntries.innerHTML = "";
}
let installicon = "downloads";
let installstr = lang("gui.browser.install");
let normalized_title = mods.normalize(properties.title)
let installcallback = () => {
browser.install(properties);
}
let nondefault_install = {
"vanillaplus": "https://github.com/NachosChipeados/NP.VanillaPlus/blob/main/README.md"
}
if (normalized_title in nondefault_install) {
installicon = "open";
installstr = lang("gui.browser.guide");
installcallback = () => {
shell.openExternal(nondefault_install[normalized_title])
}
}
else if (properties.pkg.local_version) {
installicon = "redo";
installstr = lang("gui.browser.reinstall");
if (properties.pkg.has_update) {
installicon = "downloads";
installstr = lang("gui.browser.update");
}
}
let entry = document.createElement("div");
entry.classList.add("el");
entry.id = `mod-${normalized_title}`;
entry.innerHTML = `
