Adds an extension that presents an unauthenticated page for testing
various actions of Puter when it's under development. This action is
only meant to be used in development and is not loaded by default.
This extensions brings back the dev-socket functionality, which is
really important when testing things like broadcast, alarms, events, etc
; it saves a lot of time if you can invoke a command directly to the
backend.
This is an optional extension that will not be included in production
deployments. This is for development purposes only.
* perf: move user-user perm checks to flat kv entries
* feat: manage permission for user to user and dev to app file sharing
* fix typings cuz macos sucks
* fix: mac os typecase
* fix: chore macOs typecase
* fix: bad join of permissions
* feat: add check-permissions endpoint for checking an users perms
* Add 'manage' to permission lists in the Sharing dialog
* fix: manage being allowed through our ACL
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Co-authored-by: Nariman Jelveh <nj@puter.com>
This commit removes debug logs that meet these criteria:
- used console.log instead of the log service
- were left in the source tree accidentally
- show up at boot or during stat/readdir operations
This is not a comprehensrve removal; this is a first pass to get a
few of the trivial cases.
A legacy mkdir function was still being used by the
generate_system_fsentries function. However, it wasn't necessary because
we now associate fsentries by uuid, eliminating the requirement to
create the home directory separately from its subdirectories.
The old mkdir function was removed, and generate_system_fsentries was
moved to a new service called UserService, which is intended to
eventually hold all methods related creating, removing, and updating
users.
The kdmod module was broken since we renamed packages/ to src/. Also,
the update to mod loading for some unknown reason now requires each call
to require to end with `.js`. As far as I know, this was working
previously.
Allows modules to register a listener to the 'install' event without
creating a Module class. This changes how external modules are
installed.
External modules are now referred to as "extensions"; this commit does
not update the term but does use 'extension' as the name of the global.
Daniel Salazar