Refactored interface to incorperate lessons learned so far trying to implemend
a whoosh based local library.
Search now has a limit and an offset to account for fact that we need to start
doing pagination of results properly. Updates now have begin, flush and close
calls. Additionally I've added clear method to allow for easily nuking the data
store.
Sphinx copies the images to _images when the docs are built. Thus the
mopidy-docs debian package contains two copies of all images; one in _static
and one in _images. By keeping the images next to the source documents we only
get the _images copy included in the Debian package, reducing the package size
by 1.5MB.
- Updated library provider to support missing library
- Added config value to select local library provider
- Updated tests to use library config value
- Re-add a local library provider that uses our new library interface
- Re-add our json library using the new interface
- Hardcode these to use each other for now
- Scanner bit is still missing, will re-add in one of the next commits
- Bypassed test for #500 for the time being
Extension's setup method are now passed the active registry allowing them to
"steal" a list of the registry items they care about. In the case of commands
the registry is passed via args.registry.
Following on from the previous issue #609 commits, I have updated the
build process to cater to the fact that the files are no longer
available to test in the browser environment.
2 new browserify tasks build the mopidy.js file and then when.js file
(available in node_modules.) These files are placed in test/lib/ (This
directory has been added to the .gitignore file) prior to the running of
the buster tests. As these files are ignored in the .gitignore, this
will prevent them from being committed to git and also prevent them from
being packaged up to npm.
Once the tests have completed, the main browserify task will run to
build the official browser release.
As part of issue #609, the require statement in mopidy-test.js should
have been updated as the API to require mopidy has changed from:
require('mopidy').Mopidy;
to:
require('mopidy');
