yarn - electron - lots of new features

[blurymind]

This also adds the feature of showing tags and title of active nodes:

As well as fixes some code that can make easier to embed in other electron software

Tags and node titles can be used to trigger events in game, such as change of avatars or animations during cutscenes

Also updating bondage.js after I made some changes:
hylyh/bondage.js#39 (comment)
hylyh/bondage.js#40
hylyh/bondage.js#41

you can download a build here btw:
https://github.com/blurymind/Yarn/releases/tag/v0.3.2 (outdated build)

added after build:

• Updated bondage.js to its newest version, adding new features to the story tester/debugger
• bbcode open/close tag and "[[" autocompletion in text editor
• preview of bbcode tag effects and goto in trimmed nodes
• optional spell checking
• optional autocompletion
• optional preview bbcode in editor mode
• a color picker (using spectrum.js) to set font color in bbcode
• bbcode toolbar and refactor of the counter
• new context menu
• word autocompletion now works
• misspelled word suggestions in the new context menu - if you have selected a misspelled word
• common word suggestions as you type
• nodelink suggestions as you type in the right places
• Night mode - Toggling it will invert all the light colors which the editor currently uses
• Added a context menu command to visit other nodes via their links in the editor and even create new ones
• Added a command to go back to the previous edited node. If there is no previous - save and close the current one
• the toolbar is now more compact and the counter can be collapsed
• nspell is now used for spellchecking and suggestions and typo.js has been removed
  

[blurymind]

@charblar and @julsam requested me to unbeautify the code, which I ran beautify on in a previous commit

-That is included in this pull request

[blurymind]

@charblar can you review this please? I added some new features, merged changes from master/electron (here), updated bondage.js to the latest version

[blurymind]

you can download a build here btw:
https://github.com/blurymind/Yarn/releases/tag/v0.3.2

the linux build hasnt been tested and was cross compiled

[blurymind]

fixed #78

[blurymind]

fixed #83

[blurymind]

reverted fix for #78 as it is already in another pull here: #79

[blurymind]

added new bbcode and [[ autocompletion features + bb format preview features

[blurymind]

replaced typo.js with nspell -as typo.js hasnt seen an update in over 3 years, it has a serious delay on some word suggestions and is much less maintained. Made pull here too
swenson/ace_spell_check_js#4

[blurymind]

I think I'm getting closer to a milestone on this. Will do a bit of re-factoring and testing, then do another build

[blurymind]

well anyways, if nobody is maintaining this repository, I might have to make my fork of this project a new project. :)

@julsam has added node resizing and fixed a bug, so I want to get his changes into my fork, but his pull is still not being reviewed either

[desplesda]

I’ll review this in the next 48h!

[desplesda]

This is really, really good.

When should we consider merging this into master?

[blurymind]

Thank you! I will also upload a portable electron version soon, so people won't have to build it to try it =)

…

On Mon, Jan 21, 2019, 9:29 AM Jon Manning ***@***.*** wrote: Merged #80 <#80> into electron. — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#80 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AGMbVaIZM6ThmkXvla0WD-Xzu9lXylZNks5vFYiHgaJpZM4WWu-s> .

[desplesda]

Something that we should discuss soon is setting up a CI server of some kind to automate the builds. Travis CI has worked well for Yarn Spinner.

[lazerwalker]

Just to chime in on the CI server front, this is something I'm dealing with right now for https://github.com/lazerwalker/tracery-dot-app.

For Windows builds, you want Appveyor or Azure Pipelines; Travis CI's Windows setup is slow and flaky. You can check out Tracery.app's Appveyor config file, although my deployment setup is a bit different from yours since I'm using electron-forge/electron-builder to manage that instead of vanilla Electron. It's set up really nicely to automatically upload a new prerelease binary to the GitHub 'releases' section of the repo every time code is pushed/merged.

I'm still figuring out how to properly generate macOS builds on CI (since you ideally need to both codesign and notarize builds to avoid users needing to jump through onerous "this app is dangerous!" security hoops), but the data I've gathered so far suggests CircleCI is going to be the simplest way to configure a CI setup that can properly codesign/notarize given proper credentials.

[blurymind]

I made some builds here, but they are only for windows
https://github.com/blurymind/Yarn/releases/tag/0.3.5

server builds would be fantastic to have!