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The overview that opens when a mod is clicked, on both MY MODS and GET MODS, now shows the mod's README and has more room for it. README: - GET MODS fetches a package's README from Thunderstore the first time its overview opens (/api/experimental/package/<owner>/<name>/<version>/readme/) and keeps it while the launcher runs. - MY MODS shows the mod's own README.md from its folder, or the package's from Thunderstore when the folder has none. - The markdown is laid out as plain text: headings in bold, lists, rules and code blocks kept; links keep their text; images and HTML are dropped; a table row shows its cells side by side. A README is cut at 400 lines, with a note that the rest is on the mod's page, and one over 512 KB is not read. Layout: - The overview is up to 1080 x 740, from 680 x 560. - The header has a larger icon with the name, the author and the short description beside it. An installed mod shows its Thunderstore icon. - Under the buttons the README has the wide column and the facts (version, downloads, updated, size, categories, folder, maps and so on) have a panel of their own on the right.
102 lines
4.4 KiB
C++
102 lines
4.4 KiB
C++
#pragma once
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#include <cstdint>
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#include <map>
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#include <string>
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#include <string_view>
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#include <vector>
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// Thunderstore (thunderstore.io/c/reskate): the package listing the launcher's
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// Mods browser shows. No network here; gui_mods_browse.cpp fetches with
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// launcher_update::http_get. ReSkate packages have no dependencies.
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//
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// A ReSkate package is a mod folder zipped with Thunderstore's manifest.json,
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// icon.png and README.md at the top, and installs as Mods/<Namespace-Name>.
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namespace dingosdk::thunderstore {
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inline constexpr char site[] = "https://thunderstore.io";
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inline constexpr char default_community[] = "reskate";
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// The community the browser lists: RESKATE_THUNDERSTORE_COMMUNITY when set
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// (to try the browser against a community that has packages), else reskate.
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std::string community();
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// /c/<community>/api/v1/package-listing-index/: a gzipped JSON array of
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// gzipped listing chunks. The plain listing below is the fallback.
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std::wstring listing_index_url(std::string_view community);
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std::wstring listing_url(std::string_view community);
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// The community's page on the site.
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std::wstring community_page(std::string_view community);
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struct Version {
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std::string number; // Major.Minor.Patch
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std::string full_name; // Namespace-Name-1.2.3
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std::string description;
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std::string icon; // https URL of the 256x256 icon
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std::string download_url;
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std::string website_url;
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std::string date_created;
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std::uint64_t downloads{};
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std::uint64_t file_size{};
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};
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struct Package {
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std::string name; // letters, digits and '_'
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std::string owner; // the team, which is the package namespace
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std::string full_name; // Namespace-Name
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std::string package_url;
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std::string date_created, date_updated; // ISO 8601, so they sort as text
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std::vector<std::string> categories;
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int rating{};
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bool pinned{}, deprecated{}, nsfw{};
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std::uint64_t downloads{}; // every version together
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std::vector<Version> versions; // newest first, never empty
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const Version& latest() const { return versions.front(); }
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// The name as the site shows it: underscores as spaces.
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std::string title() const;
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bool in_category(std::string_view category) const;
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};
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// A package's README, as its page on the site shows it:
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// /api/experimental/package/<owner>/<name>/<version>/readme/, a JSON object with "markdown".
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std::wstring readme_url(const Package& package);
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// The markdown in that answer; empty when the package has none.
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std::string parse_readme(std::string_view json);
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// A README laid out for plain drawing: one entry a line, with markdown's own marks, images and
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// HTML taken out. Links keep their text. At most `max_lines` lines; `cut` says more were left out.
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struct ReadmeLine {
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enum class Kind { text, heading, bullet, code, rule, gap } kind{};
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std::string text;
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bool operator==(const ReadmeLine&) const = default;
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};
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struct Readme {
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std::vector<ReadmeLine> lines;
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bool cut{};
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};
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Readme readme_lines(std::string_view markdown, std::size_t max_lines = 400);
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// One listing chunk (or the whole plain listing): a JSON array of packages.
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// Rows that are malformed or have no active version are skipped.
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std::vector<Package> parse_listing(std::string_view json);
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// The listing index: a JSON array of HTTPS chunk URLs.
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std::vector<std::wstring> parse_index(std::string_view json);
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// Unpacks a gzip stream (the index and its chunks), refusing output over
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// `limit` bytes. Input that is not gzip comes back unchanged.
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std::string gunzip(std::string_view data, std::size_t limit);
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// Below zero, zero or above zero as `a` is older, the same or newer than `b`.
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// Components compare as numbers ("1.10.0" is newer than "1.9.0").
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int compare_versions(std::string_view a, std::string_view b);
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// The Mods folder a package installs into: Namespace-Name, so a manual
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// install of a downloaded zip (its version suffix dropped) lands in the same place.
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std::string folder_for(std::string_view full_name);
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// Installed mod folders and the version their manifest.json gives.
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using Installed = std::map<std::string, std::string, std::less<>>;
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// True when `package`'s latest version is newer than the installed copy.
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bool update_available(const Package& package, const Installed& installed);
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} // namespace dingosdk::thunderstore
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