This turns off the default word-based suggestions. This was useful when
we didn't have proper code completion but now can be distracting.
Fixes: https://github.com/pybricks/support/issues/757
This changes things up a bit so that files are handled by uuid instead
of path. The allows for files to be renamed without breaking things.
Also some improvements with persistence of the view state for each
file is made.
Since we are using the react-i18n babel loader plugin, useI18n can only
be used once per file. Also we have to remember to add the istanbul
ignore next comment each time we use it. By moving this to a common
file, it can be easily copied and pasted when a new submodule is
created and we don't have to remember the rules when calling it.
This breaks down reading and writing into low-level and high level sagas.
Opening now takes a lock on the file so that it can only have one writer
or have multiple readers. The low-level read and write sagas use the
file descriptor to determine if the file is still open before actually
performing the action.
Since we are using the web locks api, these locks should work across
browser tabs/windows.
The high-level read/write sagas perform the low-level open, read/write,
close operations in a single call.
The high-level delete and rename sagas are also updated to take locks
on the files while performing the respective operations and will fail
if the file is already being used somewhere else.
This is a minor breaking change for users that don't have dark mode
set to the default value since the localStorage key has changed (hard-
coded in 3rd party library).
This replaces the localStorage file storage with a new backend that uses
localForage (indexeddb) for storing the file contents. This will also
allow storing multiple files.
This setting will be used to customize the hub name when flashing
firmware. This commit just implements the setting.
Some changes needed to be made to the existing settings infrastructure
since previously it only allowed boolean settings.
This replaces the ace editor with the monaco editor. It fixes quite a
few small paper-cut bugs and should be easier to add code completion
to in the future.
Many of the snippets are omitted but can be added back later if needed.
Otherwise, we have tried to preserve the existing look and feel as much
as possible.
David Lechner