For some reason providing the data directly to a new model doesn't trigger validation and also had some other weird effects. Instead, using an empty string as initial value and then set model value to data afterwards -- which fixes everything b/c idk why.
* Default format to yaml
* Add detected config format as property to manager
* When neither format is valid use starting character to (naively) detect json or not
* Reduce config error noise by only show one format error based on likely type and print other to debug
Reddit users can have hyphens in their names. Slight tradeoff for allowing hyphens for subreddit names (they are non existent) to allow all valid reddit user names is worth it.
Found and corrected by @prometheus-22
* Store subreddits to try to accept invites from in bot's default cache
* Handle invitation scenarios (none, modself missing, accepted) and starting manager after invitation
* Implement basic invitation acceptance list control in UI for bot operators
* Only try page creation if response error is a 404
* Improve permission error descriptions
* Only create if it can also set page permissions to improve security
* Use stored scope to determine if user can save
* Only show save action if loaded from a subreddit
* Implement re-authorization flow through popup window and sockets to update status in editor
* Implement wiki location endpoint for server and wiki save endpoint for client
* monaco-yaml can also do json validation since its just normal monaco
* simplifies config.ejs greatly not having to maintain two different monaco implementation, at the expense of a larger project
* Use named entry files for webpack so we can access them from config.ejs
* Move some of the validation logic to config.ejs so it can be used by json editor as well
* Use same controls for loading files/schemas/urls for both editors
* Add validation errors box for both editors
* Use 3 different matching algorithms using the highest score out of the three
* Weight score based on length of the sentence
* Increase minimum number of words to 3
* Enforce min word count on external (youtube) comments
* use --no-cache so repository index isn't included in image
* use FROM instructions to build project with dev dependencies, then copy built project to new stage and install production-only libraries
* properly ignore docs and node_modules with dockerignore
* depended on and always downloaded an entire, older typescript version (even with production install) -- was not necessary for one function
* refactor project to use newer TS version (specify any type for catch blocks to fix compiler errors)
* Add convenience property for filtering subreddits by user profile prefix (u_)
* Do some smart property comparison to check if SubredditState name is regex or not -- use additional user prof check if it is so we don't clobber existing name regex
Closes#56
