- changed @chperm to @setperm to avoid confusion with channel commands
- added @setgroup command for adding user group permissions
- Moved permissions/group setup into settings file to allow admins to tweak without going into evennia engine.
- Add all new players to default permission group (defined in settings)
- Defined a basic group hierarchy, removed permission 'genperms.builder' in favour of a group named builders instead, containing all relevant permissions.
- Filtered out all django's automatic permissions in @setperm/list to make permission system more controlled by admin.
- Probably fixed bug that caused new users to not be signed up to channels (more testing needed)
- Added Exception handler in unloggedin method create, this was killing tracebacks upon user creation.
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You can also view all groups and their permissions. At the moment groups have no permissions assigned to them from the onset though, so groups are not very useful out of the box.
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from a special-format batchfile. It is intended for large-scale offline world creation (especially things like room descriptions),
where a real text editor is often easier to use than online alternatives. The @batchprocess also has an /interactive mode which allows
stepping through the batch script, allowing to only execute selected entries; e.g. for editing/updating/debugging etc. There is
an example batchfile in the gamesrc/commands/examples directory.
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At the moment this only works with the initial IRC channel (the one set in preferences),
those channels you add later with @ircjoin does not add as Services; when setting it up
they add just fine, but the bot does not connect - I don't know why (code is commented out
in src/commands/irc.py).
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@service/list will show you the service names. If you see that your IMC has died due to an error, @service/start IMC2 will get it up and running again. I've also added an 'imcstatus' command to show more detailed information about your IMC2 connection.
As a side-effect of all of this, logging in more than once acts as behaves now. Also, this will allow things/rooms/exits (IE: not players) or un-logged in players to run commands or be forced to run them via @fo. All of this will bring us more in-line with MUX behavior.
- The command handler has been drastically simplified. We were doing way too much processing in the handler that should have been done in the individual command functions themselves.
- The 'cdat' dict we were previously passing around has been replaced with a Command object that has useful methods for performing some of the parsing command functions will probably want to do from time to time.
- All commands were updated to use the new Command object, tested, and cleaned up in general.
- A lot of formatting was cleaned up.
- A lot of previously un-found bugs and limitations were fixed.
- The 'page' command has been broken out into its own file, since it's going to have a number of functions that would otherwise clutter commands/general.py.
Expect a commit (probably later today) that will clean up the second half of cmdhandler.py.
