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* init 0.1.4 * add changelog with details (#59) * Add Font Color Setting (#55) ### Purpose These changes add a new setting that allows users to define the color of the font within a highlight. This comes as a result from the following issue raided by @corbob: #53 - Addresses: #53 ### Files Changed - `extension.ts`: add use of `color` key in decoration type setup which is read from settings or defaults to `white` - `package.json`: defined new setting for font color so that it is available to users - `README.md`: update documentation to reflect the new setting option and changelog details ### How to Test - Run in terminal/command line: `git clone https://github.com/clarkio/vscode-twitch-highlighter.git` - Run in terminal/command line: `cd vscode-twitch-highlighter && npm install` - Press F5 or click debug button (green triangle/play button) - Create a highlight to see the result ### What to Validate - Make sure the visible font color of a highlight is defaulting to white - Open settings in Extension Host instance of VS Code and make sure there is a setting available called "Highlight Font Color" (search for "Twitch Color"). - After changing the default font color to something other than white (such as "red") create a new highlight and confirm the font color in the highlight is now red * Client refactor (#57) The extension.ts document is getting unwieldy and needs some refactoring. I refactored the language client out of the extension.ts document into its own class in `twitchLanguageClient.ts`. Additionally, I renamed the `server.ts` to `twitchLanguageServer.ts` to better identify its purpose. Finally, I also cleaned up the unnecessary functions in `credentialManager.ts` and fixed the camel casing of the `twitchHighlighterTreeView.ts` which causes Linux to fail during a build. (e.g. casing matters on Linux) * added category string in package.json (#63) As stated [here](https://code.visualstudio.com/api/references/contribution-points#contributes.commands) in the VS Code documentation on contribution points, you can "define a category string which will prefix the command title and allow easy grouping within the Command Palette drop-down." I'm not sure if this is something that you guys want, but it makes it so you don't have to repeat the `Twitch Highlighter:` part of the command title. Grouping of the commands may make it look nicer in the command palette. * update docs * add ci/cd build instructions * Added some arbitrary tests * Removed Glitch from our icons * Using Webpack to reduce our extension size * add updates with prs to changelog * move 0.1.4 to released section and start 0.1.5 unreleased section * update tags to each version for comparisons * Comments and Multi-line Highlight Support * Add unhighlight on disconnect * Change `channels` setting to a string (#76) * Change `channels` setting to a string * Trim the channels for whitespaces * Updated README.md (#75) ...to include the DevOps badges from Azure and some images. * prep for 0.1.5 release * fix up docs on channels setting and package description
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* init 0.1.4 * add changelog with details (#59) * Add Font Color Setting (#55) ### Purpose These changes add a new setting that allows users to define the color of the font within a highlight. This comes as a result from the following issue raided by @corbob: #53 - Addresses: #53 ### Files Changed - `extension.ts`: add use of `color` key in decoration type setup which is read from settings or defaults to `white` - `package.json`: defined new setting for font color so that it is available to users - `README.md`: update documentation to reflect the new setting option and changelog details ### How to Test - Run in terminal/command line: `git clone https://github.com/clarkio/vscode-twitch-highlighter.git` - Run in terminal/command line: `cd vscode-twitch-highlighter && npm install` - Press F5 or click debug button (green triangle/play button) - Create a highlight to see the result ### What to Validate - Make sure the visible font color of a highlight is defaulting to white - Open settings in Extension Host instance of VS Code and make sure there is a setting available called "Highlight Font Color" (search for "Twitch Color"). - After changing the default font color to something other than white (such as "red") create a new highlight and confirm the font color in the highlight is now red * Client refactor (#57) The extension.ts document is getting unwieldy and needs some refactoring. I refactored the language client out of the extension.ts document into its own class in `twitchLanguageClient.ts`. Additionally, I renamed the `server.ts` to `twitchLanguageServer.ts` to better identify its purpose. Finally, I also cleaned up the unnecessary functions in `credentialManager.ts` and fixed the camel casing of the `twitchHighlighterTreeView.ts` which causes Linux to fail during a build. (e.g. casing matters on Linux) * added category string in package.json (#63) As stated [here](https://code.visualstudio.com/api/references/contribution-points#contributes.commands) in the VS Code documentation on contribution points, you can "define a category string which will prefix the command title and allow easy grouping within the Command Palette drop-down." I'm not sure if this is something that you guys want, but it makes it so you don't have to repeat the `Twitch Highlighter:` part of the command title. Grouping of the commands may make it look nicer in the command palette. * update docs * add ci/cd build instructions * Added some arbitrary tests * Removed Glitch from our icons * Using Webpack to reduce our extension size * add updates with prs to changelog * move 0.1.4 to released section and start 0.1.5 unreleased section * update tags to each version for comparisons * Comments and Multi-line Highlight Support * Add unhighlight on disconnect * Change `channels` setting to a string (#76) * Change `channels` setting to a string * Trim the channels for whitespaces * Updated README.md (#75) ...to include the DevOps badges from Azure and some images. * prep for 0.1.5 release * fix up docs on channels setting and package description * Added a test theory for our bot command * Solves Issue 78 * prep for 0.2.0 * update the why on connect/disconnect button move
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