Added new FATAL view to display information when a distro load fails. This replaces
the overlay behavior used on v1. The fatal view will eventually do an update check
and allow the user to update the app. This solves a potential issue of a user using
a very outdated launcher version, and the distro failing as a result.
Added new wrapper classes to store the distribution in the redux store.
Framework is in place to run initial load on app startup. These routines will be called
in Application's initLoad function. The loader will run for a min of 800ms to prevent it
from looking odd on the UI. This can be reduced/changed later if this turns out to not be
a concern.
Added an app reducer to redux. The loading state was initially going to be there. On further
inspection, it seemed better to have it as a state variable in the Application component. It
remains in the store for now as an example. The pattern is valid and will be used for other
proprties.
Added animations for view transitions. On v1, this was done with jquery. Here, we are using
react-transition-group. Got it working with a clever trick to store a workingView and use that
for rendering. When the currentView is changed by the redux store, the fade out transition will
start. Once the fade out completes, the workingView reference will be updated to the new view,
triggering the fade in.
The CSS needs to be redone and made more modular. Measurements should not be done in px, and switched to em/rem.
Redux needs to be setup for state management.
Rewrote mojang.ts to use axios. This included creating a more robust error handling
system and response payload structure. Also included unit tests.
Added axios (HTTP Library to replace request)
Added winston (Logging Framework)
Added mocha (Testing Framework)
Added chai (assertion library)
Added nock (mock server)
Removed commonDirectory.
Removed instanceDirectory.
Added dataDirectory. The common and instance directories are now resolved from this.
The config.json and distribution.json are now stored in Electron's data folder (app.getPath('userData')).
Users can edit the dataDirectory under launcher settings.
