The client has been recreated with a new builder off of the http-api
client for awhile anyway since runelite-client has multiple other
requirements (caching, tls, etc). This fully moves creation of the
okhttp client into both http-service and runelite-client separately.
I've kept the CLIENT field in http-api for now since a few external
plugins depend on it currently.
logback-parent isn't really a bom but instead includes other unrelated
depenedncies like mockito and jodatime, and so I am just adding the
individual logback and slf4j dependencies themselves. Also add
slf4j-simple in dependencyManagement for the various test dependencies
we have on it.
If a swap is configured for the item, never enter into the built in swapping logic. Even if the swap was not applied for this entry, assume either it has already been applied or will be later.
Co-authored-by: sam <dasistkeinnamen@gmail.com>
Currently it is ambiguous if the configured action is the default action or there is no configured action because either way it prepends a * to the default op.
Co-authored-by: sam <dasistkeinnamen@gmail.com>
Now allows to change the time a notification is shown, or if the
option is set to 0 it should use the system configuration.
Should be noted that Ubuntu and CentOS ignores these options, see
``man notify-send`` for more info.
Thie removes the http-service hiscore api, which we haven't used in
awhile and doesn't work in practice due to upstream rate limits, as well
as the xp tracker which also hasn't been used in a long time since there
are now multiple quality community run xptrackers.
The examine text, buy limit, trade price, and fee info does not fit on
the interface anymore since the addition of the fee info. This compacts
the examine text as well as places the limit / trade price on the same
line in order to prevent pushing the fee off of the bottom of the
border.
Adam