* Switch to npm in electron/
May change resolved package versions.
* Remove redundant electron-notarize dependency
The number of dependencies stays the same. Only direct mention in
package.json is removed.
* Assume Node.js 22.x and clean up dependencies
Targeting Node.js 22.x allows using the new fs.glob* functions, which
can replace the glob module. It is still downloaded as there are other
packages using it, but is no longer included in devDependencies.
Also remove @types/filesystem, as this API is not used anywhere in the
code, it is non-standard and some of it was removed from Chromium. Was
likely used with Cordova for YORG.io 3 mobile support.
* Update linting stack
Install the latest versions of the following packages:
- @eslint/js (^9.24.0)
- eslint (^9.24.0)
- typescript-eslint (^8.29.1)
and remove packages that are no longer used:
- @types/eslint__js
- yarn
Config files were not modified.
* Switch root package to npm
npm is able to resolve packages using yarn.lock as a resolution hint.
Note that files other than those included in this commit are
intentionally kept outdated, as they may need a bigger change.
Many configuration files in this repository were created a long time
ago, then were modified as problems occurred. Now that there is
TypeScript support, it makes sense to clean up this mess, at least by
making small steps. This configuration is based on strict settings, but
most of these are currently disabled - otherwise it would be too hard to
work with existing JavaScript code. The downside of this change is
pollution of files with warnings and errors, even though they are valid.
- ESLint/TypeScript upgraded
- TS configuration is now shared between arbitrary Node scripts, Gulp
files and the Electron wrapper
- A few eslint-disable comments are removed
