I must have forgotten to update it because it and spring are no longer
getting along. Hopefully its fixed now.
Also changed the indents in the pom files to spaces to match our
guidelines
Okay, so its almost fully reactive. The API is still blocking as of
current. Everything else is reactive now:
- Command system
- All utility methods
- Event listeners
- Announcement Thread
- Google calendar auth
Added simple reactive wrappers for google calendar blocking calls
I have no idea if any of this works, but it *should* work. Time to test!
Messed out how to deploy to repos in the poms as I forgot how to do it,
this issue is now fixed and it will correctly go through the deploy goal
while only actually deploying core to the repos.
This commit changes a lot of things, the major changes are as follows:
- removed all old web files from server module
- Switched to using Typescript for development of the frontend
- fixed /events/list/list endpoint duplication
- Compile all TS code into a single JS file
- Add automatic gulp building/cleaning on maven steps
- Add object parity in TS for OOP handling
- All relevant API calls have own TS file for request eliminating duplicated code
- Add read-only API key support for embed pages (so that a temp key can be generated for anonymous users without write permissions)
- Fixed several typos and small issues
Thymeleaf 3.0.11.RELEASE
Spring 2.1.3.RELEASE
Spring Security 5.1.4.RELEASE
Google api client 1.28.0
Google calendar API v3-rev371-1.25.0
Google oauth client 1.28.0
mysql connector 8.0.15
json 20180813
commons logging 1.2
okhttp 3.14.0
logback-classic 1.13.0-alpha4
Website also now uses redis for session store instead of hash_map
