@casual-simulation/aux-records - npm Package Versions

V3.2.19

Date: 4/1/2024

:boom: Breaking Changes

• Forced all scripts to compile in Strict mode.
  • Strict mode restricts some functions and features of JavaScript to help catch common mistakes.
  • Some examples:
    • The implements, interface, let, package, private, protected, public, static, yield keywords are no longer allowed to be used as identifiers.
    • Assignments to non-writable globals (Infinity, undefined, etc.) are no longer allowed.
    • Assignments to non-writable properties now throws a TypeError.
    • It is no longer allowed to set properties on a primitive value.
    • Attempts to delete a non-configurable or otherwise undeletable property now throws a TypeError.
    • Duplicate parameter names are no longer allowed.
    • Numbers literals are no longer allowed to start with 0.
      • This is because sloppy mode allowed otcal literals to be any number starting with 0 and having every digit less than 8
      • If you weren't careful, it was easy to accidentally write an octal number. e.g.

      let num = 0123; // This does not equal 123, but is actually 83 in decimal
      

• Enabled preact/compat for custom apps.
  • This change probably won't break anything, but I can't exactly be sure.
  • preact/compat improves Preact compatibility with React behavior and features.
  • See the Preact website for more information.

:rocket: Features

• Added the ability to specify separate Redis servers for websocket connections, inst data, caches, and rate limits.
• Added the os.appCompat API.
  • It is an object that contains APIs from preact/compat.
  • This includes, but is not limited to, Suspense, lazy(), createPortal(), forwardRef(), memo(), and PureComponent.
• Added createRef() and createContext() to os.appHooks.
• CasualOS will now send @onGridClick, @onGridUp, and @onGridDown shouts to all loaded insts.

:bug: Bug Fixes

• Fixed an issue where attached debuggers would automatically get detached once a portal is opened or closed.
• Fixed an issue where the registration flow would not always check display names properly.
• Improved wording for some registration errors.
• Fixed an issue where it was possible for a session to not be synced while the session itself believes that it is connected.
• Fixed an issue where using JSX syntax would show random syntax errors in the multiline code editor.
• Fixed an issue where it was possible for CasualOS to waste resources by loading the portals for an inst multiple times.
• Fixed an issue where the miniGridPortal slider bar would interfere with the menuPortal.

V3.2.18

Date: 3/20/2024

:rocket: Features

• Added support for ES Module-style import and export statements.
  • ES Modules are a way to organize code into separate listeners.
  • With this update, CasualOS now supports using import and export statements in scripts.
  • By default, modules can be imported from 3 different places:
    • Scripts based on system tag. You can import exported functions and variables from any script based on the system tag of its bot. For example, import {abc} from "example.system.tag" can be used to import the abc variable or function from the bot with the example.system system and the tag tag.
    • URLs. The URLs can be imported. For example, import { sortBy } from 'https://esm.run/lodash-es';" imports the sortBy function from the lodash-es module provided by https://esm.run.
    • The casualos module. This module exports all of CasualOS's built-in functions. It is the only module that cannot be overriden with @onResolveModule. For example:

      import { os } from 'casualos';
      os.toast('Hello from my module!');
      

  • In addition to the default ways, you can provide your own custom module resolution logic by using @onResolveModule.
    • See the documentation for @onResolveModule for more information.
• Added support for TypeScript syntax.
  • TypeScript is an extension of JavaScript that enables you to add type information to your code.
  • Combined with ES Modules, this means it is much easier to catch simple bugs because the editor will tell you when something doesn't match up.
  • For now, errors are only surfaced in each script, but in the future it will be possible to check for errors in any script.
  • There are a couple limitations:
    • Generally, any TypeScript feature that requires a significant amount of code generation (e.g. enums) are not supported.
    • Additionally, the let casted = <any>value; syntax for casting types is not supported since all scripts support JSX.
• Added the 📄 prefix for "library" scripts.
  • Before, the only way to make a script was to use the @ prefix. Using the @ prefix makes what we call a "listener script" or "listener tag".
  • Now, you can use the 📄 prefix instead of @. Using 📄 makes what we call a "library script" or "library tag".
  • Library scripts work similarly to listener scripts, except with a couple key changes:
    • Library scripts cannot be shouted to. Instead, they have to be imported. This means you cannot use shout() or whisper() to communicate with a library script. Additionally, thisBot.script() does not work either.
    • Library scripts have to import all CasualOS functions. This means you cannot simply use os.toast(), you have to first import the casualos module. For example:

      import { os } from 'casualos';
      os.toast('Hello from my module!');
      

• Updated CasualOS to support ECMAScript 14.
• Updated Preact to v10.19.6
• Added the ability to use .transferControlToOffscreen() and .getContext() functions on <canvas> HTML elements.
• Added the ability to use .setPointerCapture() and .releasePointerCapture() functions on HTML elements.
• Updated the privacy policies.

:bug: Bug Fixes

• Fixed an issue where setting ?owner=player in the URL while not being logged in would cause a public inst to be loaded instead of prompting the user to login.
• Fixed an issue where custom apps would not reappear after logging in with a code.
• Fixed an issue where os.getCurrentInst() would return undefined if the inst is a static inst.

V3.2.17

Date: 3/6/2024

:rocket: Features

• Support case-insensitive matching of email address when logging in.
  • Previous versions would create separate accounts for email addresses that differed only in case.
  • Now, if an exact match is not found, a case-insensitive search will be made for users when attempting to login by email.
  • This will prevent cases where a user gets a new account because they mistakenly changed the case of their email address.
  • Technically, email addresses are supposed to be case-sensitive, but pretty much every email server treats them as case-insensitive.
• Support configuring a custom file URL for public file records stored in S3.
  • This makes it easy to support setting a custom domain or CDN or public file records.
  • It does not support private file records at this moment.
• Support changing the bucket that S3 files are stored in.
• Added support for passkeys.
  • Passkeys are new way to sign in to apps and websites without a password. Depending on your device and platform, passkeys can even be synced across your devices.
  • On CasualOS, passkeys offer a quicker way to login that doesn't require checking your email or phone number every time.
  • On supported devices, if you login using a traditional method, CasualOS will ask you if you want to register a passkey for the device.
  • Upon your next login, you can use the passkey to login instead of having to enter your email and wait for a code.
• Changed the date of birth input to handle manually-typed input better.
• Added the ability to track some load time metrics using SimpleAnalytics events.

:bug: Bug Fixes

• Fixed an issue where os.calculateRayFromCamera() would return incorrect results for the ray origin.
• Improved CasualOS to delay installation of the service worker until either the inst is fully loaded or the BIOS is shown.
• Fixed an issue where the miniMapPortal and miniGridPortal were not able to be resized.