private void DeSerialisationFixes(StreamingContext context)
{
// Our context is our KSP install.
KSP ksp = (KSP)context.Context;
registry_version = LATEST_REGISTRY_VERSION;
factorioAuthData = ksp?.tryGetFactorioAuthData();
}
public FactorioAuthData tryGetFactorioAuthData()
{
try
{
return(FactorioAuthData.parseConfig(gamedatadir));
}
catch (Exception)
{
return(null);
}
}
public static Registry Empty(FactorioAuthData factorioAuthData = null)
{
return(new Registry(
new Dictionary <string, InstalledModule>(),
new Dictionary <string, AutodetectedModule>(),
new Dictionary <string, AvailableModule>(),
new Dictionary <string, string>(),
new SortedDictionary <string, Repository>(),
factorioAuthData
));
}
public Registry(
Dictionary <string, InstalledModule> installed_modules,
Dictionary <string, AutodetectedModule> installed_preexisting_modules,
Dictionary <string, AvailableModule> available_modules,
Dictionary <string, string> installed_files,
SortedDictionary <string, Repository> repositories,
FactorioAuthData factorioAuthData
)
{
// Is there a better way of writing constructors than this? Srsly?
this.installed_modules = installed_modules;
this.installed_preexisting_modules = installed_preexisting_modules;
this.available_modules = available_modules;
this.installed_files = installed_files;
this.repositories = repositories;
this.factorioAuthData = factorioAuthData;
registry_version = LATEST_REGISTRY_VERSION;
}
/// <summary>
/// Returns a perfectly boring NetAsyncModulesDownloader.
/// </summary>
public NetAsyncModulesDownloader(IUser user, FactorioAuthData factorioAuthData = null)
{
modules = new List <CfanModule>();
downloader = new NetAsyncDownloader(user);
this.factorioAuthData = factorioAuthData;
}
public string getFactorioAuthDataPath()
{
return(FactorioAuthData.getConfigPath(gamedatadir));
}
public FactorioAuthData getFactorioAuthData()
{
return(FactorioAuthData.parseConfig(gamedatadir));
}
