* Update JS package versions.
* Forgot to remove a debugging log statement.
* Figured out the peerDependency npm issues... react-scripts thought it needed an old version of typescript, which we don't even need.
* Re-work state broadcasting mechanism to prevent excessive data transmission.
* Tidy up delta parsing, handle failure to serialize state diffs.
* Apply diffs in batches and use immer to apply them in a simple way.
* Update frontend build.
* Update stale docstrings.
* Rebuild frontend.
* Delete a file that wasn't being used.
* Update JS package versions.
* Forgot to remove a debugging log statement.
* Figured out the peerDependency npm issues... react-scripts thought it needed an old version of typescript, which we don't even need.
Concept here is that I run streams for small house events where getting
to the stream PC to update set info is... tedious at best. So, I created
a way to update the current stream info with my phone.
I tried to mimic the style of the existing code as much as possible, I
hope this can get upstreamed without too many issues!
External to the new app page:
- Added react-router-dom to make any request not for /scoreboard fall back to the stage strike app.
- Added a route to get the current scoreboard state.
- Ran the build process, since it seems like that is how this repo handles npm build artifacts.
Features of the new page:
- Display current set
- Edit vital stats of any player from either team.
- Adjust set score
- Load sets a la `TSHSelectSetWindow.py` (includes filtering, and "hide concluded sets" option)
- Reasonably responsive to work well with either a mobile device or bigger screen.
- Set up with i18n tags, although I only filled out the en entries.
- 4 additional files were sitting under Stage Strike, this clears them out.
- Re-introduced phase selections via drop-down from text file.
- Added match selection via drop-down from text file as well.
- Updated React graphics to new TSH logo for web page.
- Changed Stage Strike web page to display it as 'Stage Strike' over React default text.
- Made changes to Manifest.json to allow the Stage Strike app be used on mobile devices as a homescreen app!
- This means the Stage Strike app needs to simply be opened once in browser, then added to a mobile device homescreen for access! (See image attached to PR)
David Winings
TwilCynder
Eion Dailey
João Ribeiro Bezerra