We have to convert *something* to TypeScript so it doesn't complain that there's nothing to compile, so this converts the easiest utility library.
Many of the scripts are copied from the react-sdk.
Run `yarn install` in the js-sdkc and react-sdk installs. We were
avoiding this before due to using babel dependencies from riot-web
ro build js-sdk, which worked as long as the installed babel versions
and plugins were identical. js-sdk has now been upgraded to babel 7
and so that no longer worked.
This will probably cause react-sdk & js-sdk to be built an
unnecessary number of times.
This moves the babel and postcss configs into the webpack config for ease of maintenance (and because we need variations of them). The typescript config is left outside the webpack config for IDEs to pick it up.
Add babel plugin until the js-sdk stop using bluebird, since we
force-recompile the js-sdk so we need the plugin installed for that
to work (and it's a devDependency on js-sdk so doesn't otherwise get
installed).
Add babel plugin until the js-sdk stop using bluebird, since we
force-recompile the js-sdk so we need the plugin installed for that
to work (and it's a devDependency on js-sdk so doesn't otherwise get
installed).
We can actually just supply a custom signing module here to do our
signing rather than manually signing things in the afterSign hook.
This means all 4 executable files get signed (the main exe, the
stub exe, Update.exe and the installer).
We can actually just supply a custom signing module here to do our
signing rather than manually signing things in the afterSign hook.
This means all 4 executable files get signed (the main exe, the
stub exe, Update.exe and the installer).
Travis Ralston