* Enable screen readers to automatically read incoming battle log text
* Mark sections of the battle UI with landmarks for quicker navigation with screen readers
* Allow tooltips on elements that participate in sequential keyboard navigation to have their tooltips automatically read out by screen readers when they gain focus
This also adds a cached learnset format to teambuilder-tables.js,
which replaces and is slightly smaller than learnsets.js and also
has slightly better performance.
The teambuilder is now running on search.js! Not all new features I'd
like to be in are in, but we've now reached feature parity, and most
of the bugs I found during testing have been fixed.
New in search.js is on-demand DOM loading, which basically means
much faster performance because instead of trying to load every single
row of e.g. the pokemon list at once, we just load the part that's
visible, and load the rest only when you scroll it into view.
Also new in search.js is a dexsearch-like feature, replacing the old
details-search system. The new filter system is simpler and more powerful
and has the same API as /dexsearch, although not all the more advanced
dexsearch features are supported.
On-demand DOM loading makes teambuilder loading pretty much completely
instantaneous. There are other small differences in how selection of
pokemon/items/abilities/moves works, but it should overall make more
sense.
When loading a background, we use Color Thief to get a six-color
palette from the image, for use on the main menu buttons.
Only hue and lightness are extracted.
https://github.com/lokesh/color-thief/
Backgrounds are now stored in localStorage in the current origin,
rather than the prefs origin. This allows faster loading, as well
as different backgrounds for different origins, which other
servers should like since it means their backgrounds get seen
at least once before possibly being replaced.
Special thanks to Joim for the base code.
Font Awesome 3 -> 4 was a backwards-incompatible change, so this
update is pretty invasive. I tested everything we use it for and it
still works, though. Including supporting both Font Awesome versions
in battle.js.
This moves most of the logic of action.php into a separate file
lib/dispatcher.lib.php and separates the actions into ladder-related
actions and non-ladder-related actions. This is intended to make it
possible to have a second action.php that handlers only ladder-related
actions, which can run on the main server computer and allow
that computer to make HTTP requests to `localhost`, which should
help reduce ladder errors.
If connecting to the server's main port fails, the client will
automatically attempt to connect on the alternative port. If connecting
on the alternative port is successful, this is recorded in localStorage
so that next time, the alternative port is used first.
This is mainly intended to be used by the main server, which has a
primary port of 8000 and a relatively little known alternative port
of 80.
