* implemented saving BatteryN and BatteryW
* implemented saving mentor
* moved int64->blob parsing to a separate function
* moved parsing blob->int64 to a separate function
* added functions for parsing int32->blob and vice versa
* added functions for parsing int16->blob and vice versa
* WIP saving quest items and active tasks
* Quest items are stored in inventory table instead of blob
* added sanity check for missionId
* saving active missions works
* removed unneccesary include
* implemented saving warplocationflag, skywaylocationflag and currentmissionid in database
* INFO DB message now shows how many accounts and player characters are in the database
* fixed dbsaveinterval being in [login] instead of [shard]
* fixed mission quit:
- fixed wrong json name, causing qitems not deleting properly
- quitting mission now resets npc kill count
* adjusted saving active missions
* removed blob parsing functions that ended up being unused
* removed accidentaly added include
* removed sending PCStyle2 on Player Enter
* added a sanity check in itemMoveHandler
* removed MapNum from PCLoad, as client doesn't even read it
* set BuddyWarpCooldown to 60s on PCLoad
* fixed a bug causing EXIT DUPLICATE not working
* added creation and last login timestamps to accounts and players
* added a sanity check for P_CL2LS_REQ_PC_EXIT_DUPLICATE
* implemented web api support, toggled by new setting (off by default)
* add usewebapi to config
Co-authored-by: Gent <gentsemaj@live.com>
* Clean up spacing/indentation
* Proper enum formatting
* Fix nano dismissal (for real this time)
* Do not copy Player struct when a pointer is right there
* Stop looking after the trade partner has been found
* Make sure we're shifting unsigned values (and 64-bit when they need to be)
* Look for JSONs in tdata/
* Add a dbsaveinterval to the example config.ini, in the login category
This commit (and the previous one) exist to document the first approach I
took to storing mission data. It's only here for posterity. This comment
was added while rebasing.
This commit (and the next one) exist to document the first approach I
took to storing mission data. It's only here for posterity. This comment
was added while rebasing.
