- Move certain permission nodes outside of the authme.player branch
- Update classes / permissions list
- Remove wildcard node from code completely (since not used)
- Create SettingsMigrationService#copyFileFromResource (inspired from CustomSettings)
- Use new method to copy missing files in plugin folder from JAR
- Create YamlFileConfiguration inside NewSetting: FileConfiguration object provided by JavaPlugin#getConfig() sets default values from the JAR's config.yml :(
- Change ConsoleLogger to take logger from plugin (work in progress)
- Change ReloadCommand to use the new setting functionality
- Check and construct the messages file in NewSetting
- Unrelated: change MessagesManager not to extend CustomConfiguration anymore
- Inject permission manager into command service explicitly via constructor
- Change command mapper to only care about generating FoundCommandResult objects, and command handler to worry about dealing with it later on
- Adjust NewSetting constructor to match needs in AuthMe
- Add NewSetting to the command service
- See CaptchaCommand for a sample replacement from Settings to NewSetting
- Rename HashResult to EncryptedPassword to reflect its broader use
- Use EncryptedPassword in methods that require the hash and the salt, instead of passing them as strings separately
- Store EncryptedPassword as field in PlayerAuth; updatePassword() thus processes the entire data in the EncryptedPassword object
- Add new methods temporarily to NewEncrMethod interface
- No data source access within EncryptionMethod implementations
- Generate the salt within the EncryptionMethod implementation
- Deprecate static methods on PasswordSecurity
- Adjust AbstractEncryptionMethodTest to test the classes with the new interface
- Add getter for data source instead of accessing field directly
(work in progress)
- Pass all dependencies via constructor
- Encapsulate command handling more (e.g. split CommandHandler with new CommandMapper)
- Add help command to all base commands at one central point
See AccountsCommand or HelpCommand for an example of the advantages - all necessary functions come from CommandService; objects aren't retrieved through a singleton getInstance() method anymore
