SubServers.Bungee & SubServers.Host now use the more standardised build signature system when deciding on if it should update SubServers.Client. This means it can also differentiate two snapshot builds of the same version from eachother.
Simple requests like those used to list hosts or servers shouldn't require messing around trying to keep up with the SubData Direct protocol. It should be easy, right?
Now, SubAPI includes methods simalar to those seen in SubServers.Bungee for accessing data for Hosts, Servers, SubServers, Proxies, & Players easily. Requests the SubData Packet API is already capable of making will be included as methods in these variables.
All builds of commonly updated SubServers apps are now auto-signed with a unique Snapshot ID simalar to the ones Mojang uses. This will replace the beta version number for unreleased builds.
This commit removes the org.JSON library where alternatives are already provided (Bungee & Bukkit provide Gson). This change was made to improve compatability with BungeeCord plugins and reduce file sizes.
This means big changes to the SubData API, which heavily relied on org.JSON. Now we submit our data through YAMLSection to be converted and sent over the network.
SubServers.Bungee can now link servers to subdata clients via connection address and port number.
Since this still has the chance to fail, the `Name` field will appear if no servers were found this way, and will be used the same as before. SubCreator made servers will still have the `Name` value present and filled out for assurance.
/sub reload - can now perform soft reloads
/greload - still performs hard resets
Soft Reloads mean that SubServers will load new data from the config and attempt to merge it with what is already in memory.
This is good if you need to make some quick changes, since it will only stop servers if a major change has been made to them.
However, this has the potential to cause issues, which is why the Hard Reset will continue to be tied to bungeecord command.
This update to SubServers.Host adds the core functions to the program.
It can now be used to host and create servers on other machines. API
while available is quite limited right now. This is also a very early
build, so it's probably not so stable just yet fyi.
This marks the beginning of SubServers.Host. As of now it is just a
simple plugin loading API, but it is planned to become a way to host
servers on other machines.
Also, SubAPI now checks to make sure variables aren't null in many
places.
It's sorta experimental, but in theory: multiple packets should be able
to write to the same handle and multiple packets should be able to read
from the same handle.
