global changes:
- config now uses snake_case instead of camelCase for config entry
names
- closing brackets/braces never occur on their own line
- there are almost never spaces inside brackets/braces before and
after the actual content
- I also removed a bunch of linebreaks I really shouldn't have because
it just ended up worsening readability, so I'm going to put them
back tomorrow lol
`lib/CharmBoard.pm` :
- removed PostgreSQL from the database driver detector, I just wanna
stick with SQLite and MySQL initially since I'm only really familiar
with those
- detect dev environment (from conf file setting) and only shut
caching off in that situation
- removed the default layout config option
`lib/CharmBoard/Crypt/Password.pm`
- renamed subroutines from snake_case to whateverthisiscalled
- changed what format `passgen` outputs salts and hashes in
- changed size and factor for reasons I honestly don't remember at
this point. I should probably recalibrate that properly tomorrow
- added `passchk` subroutine for verifying of passwords on the login
screen
- nice and helpful comments
`lib/CharmBoard/Crypt/Seasoning.pm`
- this is what used to be `tools/pepper.pl`. it's not currently used
for anything but it will be used for pepper generation during setup
if CharmBoard ever gets to that point. also might use it for
generating salts actually
`lib/CharmBoard/Controller/Auth.pm`
- realized I had the salt and hash variable assignments the wrong way
'round like an idiot, so I fixed that
- added part of signup (password auth)
- also lots of hopefully-helpful comments?
`lib/CharmBoard/Schema/*.pm`
- added more params for each column
`lib/CharmBoard/Schema/Session.pm`
- added `is_ip_bound` and `bound_ip` columns
`database.sql`
- as for stuff not mentioned in the schema module changes, I added
`ON CONFLICT` behavior (it's all `ABORT`, which rolls back the
entire transaction)
i'm tired i'm spenfing too much time either reading about mojolicious/perl or actually programming in them (usually the former atm) i need to chillax and play some videogames