* Make command `cd` without arguments an alias for `cd /` (#853)
In most shells `cd` without arguments takes you to the home directory
of the current user. I keep trying to do this due to muscle memory
from working in terminals, so I figured I'd make it do something useful.
There is no home directory in the game, but going to / is the closest
thing we have, since that is the starting point for the user in the
game.
* Add new `backdoor` terminal command (#852)
* Add the backdoor command to the terminal
This command will perform a manual hack without rewarding money. It will be used for the story, mainly for faction hacking tests
* Add tab completion for backdoor command
* Add help text for backdoor command
* Change condition syntax to be more consistent with others
* Extract reused code block so it is always called after actions
* Update documentation for new backdoor command
Modified references to manual hack as it isn't for factions anymore
* Remove extra parenthesis
* Rename manuallyHacked to backdoorInstalled
* Fix typo
* Change faction test messages to use backdoor instad of hack
* Rename more instances of manuallyHacked
* fixed typo in helptext of darkweb buy (#858)
* Fix typos and unify descriptions of augmentations (#859)
Made an attempt to...
- give all "+rep% company/faction" the same text
- make all augmentations with a single effect use a single line to describe the effect
- make all effects end with a period
* Made Cashroot starter kit display its tooltip with the money formatted properly and in gold
* fix typo in docs (#860)
* Initial code for Casino Card Deck implementation
* Casino Blackjack Implementation
* Update some tools (eslint, typescript)
* Blackjack code cleanup
* Update README_contribution
* Update ScriptHelpers.js (#861)
expand error message
* More augmentation typo fixes (#862)
* Add Netscript function getCurrentScript (#856)
Add netscript function that returns the current script.
* Added milestones menu to guide new players. (#865)
Milestone menu
* fix typos in milestones (#866)
Co-authored-by: sschmidTU <s.schmid@phonicscore.com>
* Corrupt location title when backdoor is installed (#864)
* Add corruptableText component
* Corrupt location title if backdoor is installed
* Formatting
* Add helper to check value of backdoorInstalled
Helper could be oneline but it would make it less readable
* Fix some formatting
* Add settings option to disable text effects
* Import useState
* getRunningScript (#867)
* Replaced getCurrentScript with getRunningScript
* Bunch of smaller fixes (#904)
Fix#884Fix#879Fix#878Fix#876Fix#874Fix#873Fix#887Fix#891Fix#895
* rework the early servers to be more noob friendly (#903)
* v0.51.6
Co-authored-by: Andreas Eriksson <2691182+AndreasTPC@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Jack <jackdewinter1@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Teun Pronk <5228255+Crownie88@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Pimvgd <Pimvgd@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Daniel Xie <daniel.xie@flockfreight.com>
Co-authored-by: Simon <33069673+sschmidTU@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: sschmidTU <s.schmid@phonicscore.com>
This issue means that any changes to the HTML has to happen in the
`.\src\index.html` file rather than the `.\index.html`. This makes the
`index.html` in the root now a build artifact the same way that files in
`dist\` are.
This may seem unnecessary (and odd to import CSS files into JS...), but
this sets up the project for being able to keep the distributed
(release) resources all together, as well as setting the stage for
introducing something like SCSS.
This is the baseline for Stylelint configuration. No violations exist
with the uncommented rules. The rules that are commented out at the
beginning of the line should be considered for enabling, as well as
fixing them up.
This is a baseline ESLint configuration, with *A LOT* of rules disabled.
All rules that are enabled already conform to the codebase. As code
clean up starts to happen, rules can be enabled one-by-one.
As it currently stands, bringing in TSLint with *all* rules enabled by
default and override each as we go. This means that as we upgrade and
bring in new rules we might start seeing new rules that the code
violates.
Because all the rules are enabled by default, the choice to explicitly
disable/relax rules can be discussed as part of PRs.
This also brought in strict type checking. This means we shouldn't be
relying on truthy/falsey value coercion. It also means that we will
likely need to create some type definition files or port certain files
over. That...will be a bit tedious, but will make the codebase better as
a whole.
