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46 lines
1.3 KiB
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# Decisions
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## Server
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### Tools
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- typescript
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- static typing
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- stricter than normal javascript
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- better visual studio (code) support
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- drawio
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- lighter than png diagrams
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- allows for editing the diagrams later
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### Conventions
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- file naming
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- emulate C# namespacing
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### Libraries
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- browserify
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- less setup compared to webpack
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- node:http
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- no additional dependencies
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- no overhead from frameworks
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- can be modified to the project's specific needs (EFT request have no compression headers, but data is zlib compressed)
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- rcedit
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- no virus warning after editing the target exe
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- ws
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- no overhead from frameworks
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- no additional dependencies client side
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- typescript-eslint
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- provides type-specific rules for typescript as well opposed to alternatives
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### Build
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- `npm run build` is reserved by VS2022 for it's build task
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- nexe cannot include `node_modules` of it's own, so browserify is used to combine it all into one JS file
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- browserify doesn't support ES6 modules, so babel is used for transpiling to CommonJS.
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- node doesn't include sourcemaps loading support, so we add it in through a babel plugin (`babel-plugin-source-map-support`)
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### Lint
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- marked `any` explicitly valid to allow for prototyping faster
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