* Update graphqlkotlin to v9
* Update to the v10 alpha due to nullability issues in v9
* Fixes
* Remove asDataFetcherResult
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* Basic JWT implementation
* Move JWT to UI_LOGIN mode and bring back SIMPLE_LOGIN as before
* Update server/src/main/kotlin/suwayomi/tachidesk/global/impl/util/Jwt.kt
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* Refresh: Update only access token
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* Implement JWT Audience
* Store JWT key
Generates the key on startup if not set
* Handle invalid Base64
* Make JWT expiry configurable
* Missing value parse
* Update server/src/main/kotlin/suwayomi/tachidesk/global/impl/util/Jwt.kt
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* Simplify Duration parsing
* JWT Protect Mutations
* JWT Protect Queries and Subscriptions
* JWT Protect v1 WebSockets
* WebSockets allow sending token via protocol header
* Also respect the `suwayomi-server-token` cookie
* JWT reduce default token expiry
* JWT Support cookie on WebSocket as well
* Lint
* Authenticate graphql subscription via connection_init payload
* WebView: Prefer explicit token over cookie
This hack was implemented because WebView sent `"null"` if no token was
supplied, just don't send a bad token, then we can do this properly
* WebView: Implement basic login dialog if no token supplied
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In case e.g. a mutation was made which looked like this
myMutation {
mutationA { ... }
mutationB { ... }
mutationC { ... }
}
and mutation A and B succeeded while mutation C failed, the response only included the error of C and the successful mutation data response of A and B was missing
* Run functions for specific webui flavor
* Set default flavor of WebUIFlavor enum
* Consider flavor of served webUI when checking for update
In case the flavor was changed and the served webui files are still for the previous flavor, the update check could incorrectly detect no update
* Skip validation during initial setup
In case initial setup is triggered because of an invalid local webUI, doing a validation again is unnecessary
* Handle changed flavor on startup
* Remove "updateAvailable" from webui update info
Doesn't add anything
* Extract status creation into function
* Optionally emit status immediately
Otherwise, some emissions can get lost due to the 1s sample period
* Rename "STOPPED" state to "IDLE"
* Reset webui update status
Currently, the update status never gets reset.
Thus, it will be "FINISHED" or "ERROR" until the next update gets triggered.
Due to this, the client won't know that the update result was already handled and will handle it again the next time it gets the update status.
To prevent this, the client has to be able to tell the server that it has handled the update result and that it can be resetted
* Use a new type for the webui about info query
Using the same type for this and the webui update queries/mutations caused apollo to save it as the same data in the cache, overwriting the "about info"
* Use a new type for the webui about check query
To prevent similar issues (cc3bf5f34a8afebadd306d037db1a10088ef9334) with the "update check" and the "update progress" payloads
* Throw update check error when calling it via the query
Otherwise, the error is never raised to the frontend
* Set "ERROR" state in case the update check failed on WebUI update trigger
* Switch to new Ktlint plugin
* Add ktlintCheck to PR builds
* Run formatter
* Put ktlint version in libs toml
* Fix lint
* Use Zip4Java from libs.toml
* Make server config value changes subscribable
* Make server config value changes subscribable - Update usage
* Add util functions to listen to server config value changes
* Listen to server config value changes - Auto backups
* Listen to server config value changes - Auto global update
* Listen to server config value changes - WebUI auto updates
* Listen to server config value changes - Javalin update ip and port
* Listen to server config value changes - Update socks proxy
* Listen to server config value changes - Update debug log level
* Listen to server config value changes - Update system tray icon
* Update config values one at a time
In case settings are changed in quick succession it's possible that each setting update reverts the change of the previous changed setting because the internal config hasn't been updated yet.
E.g.
1. settingA changed
2. settingB changed
3. settingA updates config file
4. settingB updates config file (internal config hasn't been updated yet with change from settingA)
5. settingA updates internal config (settingA updated)
6. settingB updates internal config (settingB updated, settingA outdated)
now settingA is unchanged because settingB reverted its change while updating the config with its new value
* Always add log interceptor to OkHttpClient
In case debug logs are disabled then the KotlinLogging log level will be set to level > debug and thus, these logs won't get logged
* Rename "maxParallelUpdateRequests" to "maxSourcesInParallel"
* Use server setting "maxSourcesInParallel" for downloads
* Listen to server config value changes - downloads
* Always use latest server settings - Browser
* Always use latest server settings - folders
* [Test] Fix type error
* Add "server" to "checkForUpdate" logic names
* Use "webUIRoot" as default path for "getLocalVersion"
* Use local version as default version for "isUpdateAvailable"
* Return the version with the webUI update check
* Update WebinterfaceManager to be async
* Add query, mutation and subscription for webUI update
* Catch error and return default error value for missing local WebUI version
