This adds experimental support for servers that don't support authentication via services. Much more testing is needed before it can be considered a first-class citizen.
So far basic authentication works, as does enlisting (and presumably delisting?) whitelists/operators/blacklists. Everything that specifically uses IRCUser.account will have to be altered to use idOf. WHOIS still works and remains necessary to look up unseen users, but it won't have to be done as often (as a single non-target event is enough to get the hostmask).
Some extra refactoring snuck in, particularly such that made plugins use a new IRCPluginState.settings , as well as more top-level stuff using Kameloso.settings, instead of the global kameloso.common.settings. We can't completely get rid of the latter without making more drastic changes, but its use is now minimised.
This adds experimental support for servers that don't support authentication via services. Much more testing is needed before it can be considered a first-class citizen.
So far basic authentication works, as does enlisting (and presumably delisting?) whitelists/operators/blacklists. Everything that specifically uses
IRCUser.accountwill have to be altered to useidOf. WHOIS still works and remains necessary to look up unseen users, but it won't have to be done as often (as a single non-target event is enough to get the hostmask).Some extra refactoring snuck in, particularly such that made plugins use a new
IRCPluginState.settings, as well as more top-level stuff usingKameloso.settings, instead of the globalkameloso.common.settings. We can't completely get rid of the latter without making more drastic changes, but its use is now minimised.