The data extension adds convenient access to the database and kvstore
via it's 'db' and 'kv' exports.
Example usage:
const { db, kv } = extensions.import('data');
await kv.set('some-key', 'some-value');
await db.write('INSERT INTO something (a, b) VALUES (1, 2)');
This commit adds the `extension:list` command for listing extensions.
This command is itself defined in an extension. To make this possible,
an event called 'create.commands' is emitted form CommandService with
the event object holding a function that can be used to add commands.
The custom eslint pluggin for the formatting rule I have for the
expressions in control structures isn't a good fit when the condition is
a single variable named by a single character. This happens a lot with
`catch`. `catch ( e ) {` has too much spacing, but `catch (e) {` looks
relatively normal.
Extension developers should not have to remember what comes form
where between two different globals. This change makes Extension
effectively a facade (Facade Pattern) containing the behaviors
of both extensions and runtime modules.
RuntimeModule is a new construct which represents the import/export
mechanism for Puter extensions. This can be thought of as analogous
to node's Module class. These are called "runtime modules" because
extensions have less control of what they're consuming than a typical
npm module; i.e. `runtime.import('database')` will provide a version
of 'database' that's compatible with the importing extension, but the
version used can't be locked or otherwise determined by the extension.
* documentation: new documentation for emit features
* Update events documentation and doc_helper.js script
* Update package.json
Co-authored-by: Eric Dubé <eric.alex.dube@gmail.com>
* added manual_overrides.json.js file
* Update doc_helper.js to resolve paths relative to project root and update events documentation
* created a new events.md generated file, differences can be seen.
* added and populated events.md file. Can now compare new and old versions
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Co-authored-by: Eric Dubé <eric.alex.dube@gmail.com>
