Major changes to support latest Assetto Corsa version #36
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Changed the way track config loading is done, it relies on local images & json files instead of contentPath. This will be helpful for linux installation. Fixed some HTML issues, tags, clean up & updated help page image. Changed server.js inconsistencies related to quotes. Updated messages displayed to user, nicer output :) Tested on Windows, seems to all work fine. Will test on my Linux install later...
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Tested on Linux installation @jo3stevens , seems to work just fine. Track images load fine & config layouts of tracks. |
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Negative. If I select "club" of Vallelunga, after refresh it appear "classic" |
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I have a fix for that, I'm working on fixing other save issues when I get time |
More commits to come, to finish changes later Drop track select fixed Updated angular verion etc
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Hey @jo3stevens I've removed the sun angle calculation because it doesn't seem to populate the UI HRs & MMs fields if for instance the sun angle is set to '-8' or lower, I'm still looking into. The reason why I removed the 'min' value from that field is because it was preventing the form validating & saving the data from what I found. The track & car content is not available on a remote Linux server, so this allows server admins use a 'local' copy of the content on a remote machine that has no access to an installation of Assetto Corsa. You can disable this by setting the 'useLocalContent' to false. I've updated the Angular version & removed some JS files not in use anymore. I plan to clean up these commits with another one, I've just noticed some logs got in there.... |
Added the new configuration settings for wind & time of day Fixed a issues with 'Locked Entry List', 'Loop Session', 'Pickup Mode Enabled' & 'Register to Lobby' not switching to the correct button value Reverted Sun Angle calculation & added in option to either set the sun angle directly or with hours & mins fields Updated readme & version number Working on local Windows machine
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I believe I fixed most of the saving issues with my last commit just there. The local content I added is only about 5mb, only small ini & json files were added. It's a real headache to get this content onto a remote Linux server by copying stuff over ssh. I know it may look messy & requires some ongoing maintenance as new tracks and cars get added, but it would be a hell of alot easier for Linux hosting 👍 John W |
Small fix for cars API because local content for cars has not been commited to repo.
Add template support
* Add support for uploading both single and multilayout tracks using drag & drop * Add support for removing existing tracks and cars
Update content for v1.16, add linux frontend content generation scripts for cars / skins
Tracks and cars management, merging to master Tested on Linux, seems to work without issues, templates work fine + all other functionality seems to work fine. Drag & drop feature works quite well! Some code indentation clean up required in some files
To keep things consistent & bumped version number
Pringlez
changed the title
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Hey @jo3stevens, It's been awhile, would you like to take a look at the latest version of the fork? There has been quite a few updates since last time 👍 Cheers |
This helps administrators to more easily configure Steam GUIDs, ballasts and such for drivers participating regularly to a series of races.
Add support for sTracker on Linux
Show server logs
Enhance entry list
Added new docker build to allow users host application in containers Updated readme
For build badges
Simplifying the build image
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@Pringlez issue was with a node fn https://nodejs.org/api/fs.html#fs_fs_copyfilesync_src_dest_flags essentially this makes your code have a hard requirement for node >= v8.5.0 I would recommend putting that in package.json via engines block and engineStrict: http://www.marcusoft.net/2015/03/packagejson-and-engines-and-enginestrict.html |
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@jo3stevens will this ever be merged in? It has a number of good bug fixes and useful functionality. I want to put this into a docker image but I don't like that it's just a pr, wish it was on a stable branch, etc. |
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@TylerBre I'm not sure if the engines block and engineStrict is supported anymore, since node version 3+ I think it has been deprecated. Is that correct? |
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@Pringlez engines definitely is, https://docs.npmjs.com/files/package.json#engines Personally I've never used enginesStrict, but I've used npm scripts that will check your locally installed node version and exit the process if your node version doesn't match up with what's in package.json Or you could just shim |
Node version 8.5.0 or newer is now preferred
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@Pringlez done: |
Using fs-copy-file-sync over fs.copyFileSync for backwards compatability
Changed the way track config loading is done, it relies on local images & json files instead of contentPath. This will be helpful for linux installation.
Fixed some HTML issues, tags, clean up & updated help page image.
Changed server.js inconsistencies related to quotes.
Updated messages displayed to user, nicer output :)
Tested on Windows, seems to all work fine. Will test on my Linux install later...