Room auth now match regular auth much better. There are now room voices,
room drivers, room mods, etc. They correspond to the global versions,
except with their powers restricted to the current room.
Roomdriver no longer gets /roomvoice; it's now roommod and higher.
If still in cooldown, the command is not added to the room anymore, and a message is sent to the user.
If an unauthorized user attempts to broadcast, the error message is now sent to the current room rather than to Lobby.
Per-room auth is now less hardcoded. Promotion/demotion is still
done manually in commands.js, but at least users.js doesn't have
as much hardcoded.
A result of this is that /roomvoice is now possible.
- if room.auth exists, the room will have its own authority instead
of global authority
- # is room owner, % is room moderator, admins are still there, and
every other auth becomes voice
- % can mute/unmute/announce
- # can additionally roommod/deroommod/declare/modchat
- modchat is now per-room
- Rooms now stay in existence through restarts
- Room data is stored in config/chatrooms.json
- By default, there's a staff room autojoined by staff and joinable
only by staff
The `canTalk` filter now applies to broadcast commands and private
messages. In particular, this means that the maximum message length
(currently 300 characters) now applies to private messages.
">> " and ">>> " now accept multiple lines. In addition, ">> "
does not broadcast by default.
Their functionality are also available by !eval (which does
broadcast) and !evalbattle, although those are single-line.
While /eval doesn't broadcast, /evalbattle still does because
it's unnecessarily difficult to make simulator processes send
things privately.
Certain actions are now shown only to online auth, the modlog,
and the room log. These include:
- Demotion
- Muting/locking/banning a user that's already muted/locked/banned,
without a message
chat-commands.js is no more, it's been split into command-parser.js,
commands.js, and config/commands.js.
There's also a new API for commands which should be much easier to
use.
