Consolidate build and publish scripts

[eliot-akira]

Resolves #15. The NPM scripts were getting long and unwieldy to edit inside package.json, so I moved them into separate files. I made a couple of other small improvements along the way.

[adamziel]

I feel pretty confident about defaulting to the latest minor release, e.g. 6.0.2. Auto-upgrading to the next major release like 6.1.0 could break the build, though, if anything essential changes. I'd rather keep doing this manually every few months until there are more checks and balances in place.

[eliot-akira]

Makes sense - that would be more stable and reliable than always pulling the newest version automatically. OK, updated.

[adamziel]

Great PR @eliot-akira, the code reads well! I'll also test it soon. Debugging #1 made my local setup quite unwieldy, but I will give this PR some testing soon.

[eliot-akira]

Thank you for the review!

I'll make another commit so the WordPress download is pinned to a specific version.

In that case, what do you think about "caching" the tar file (by not removing it every time)?

wp_tarfile=wordpress-6.0.2.tar.gz
if [ ! -f $wp_tarfile ]; then
  wget https://wordpress.org/$wp_tarfile
fi
tar -xzf $wp_tarfile

The file could be added to .gitignore.

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As an aside - I've continued trying to solve #24 with a "hand shake" between app.mjs and service worker (event message and response, then set iframe src) - but ran into difficulty with some fetch events from the iframe that don't have client ID for some reason, that cannot be distinguished from fetch events from the host. For this I'm testing on Chromium, and have observed #1 on occasion, "Aw snap".

[adamziel]

Great contribution as always @eliot-akira! 👍 I'm not merging yet as there is an ongoing discussion, but I'm approving already.

[eliot-akira]

Thanks! This last change (mainly commit 6733446) turned out to be bigger than I expected. It'd be great if you could test drive the scripts to check that they all do everything as expected, same as before.

I reorganized the dev and build scripts in package.json, and renamed some of them for consistency. I also changed some of the dev scripts to run the corresponding build script with --watch option, to reduce duplicated commands and options.

• dev - Alias for dev:web
  • dev:web - Runs dev:web:* in parallel
    • dev:web:app
    • dev:web:html
    • dev:web:serve
    • dev:web:service-worker
    • dev:web:web-worker
  • dev:node
• build - Alias for build:web
  • build:web - Runs build:web:* in parallel
    • build:web:app
    • build:web:html
    • build:web:service-worker
    • build:web:web-worker
  • build:node
  • build:php - Runs build:php:* sequentially
    • build:php:web
    • build:php:node
  • build:wp
  • build:app - Runs build:web and build:node sequentially
• clean - Runs clean:* in parallel
  • clean:php
  • clean:wp

[adamziel]

It all works in my testing. There were a few merge conflicts with #28 so I went ahead and rebased this PR. Splendid work @eliot-akira, the scripts structure feels much cleaner now. Thank you so much!