Don't default to windows if GOOS is not set. Likewise, don't default to
386 if GOARCH isn't set. Go will use the system's default values, or
any values set before running `make`.
Removed the Darwin and Windows specific build targets. Instead, the
system's build target will be used (as specified with the GOOS and
GOARCH environment variables).
Added a "server" build target. This is mostly just for me to build the
binary that will be deployed on my own server.
Added the GO_VERSION environment variable to all the calls to the go
command. This will allow easier building on systems that have installed
an additional version of Go along side their distribution's version.
Users wanting to build with one of these versions must first install it
with `go get` and `go[version] download` as detailed here:
https://golang.org/doc/install#extra_versions.
Setting the GO_VERSION environment variable to the version number will
use that version. Eg, setting it to "1.13.7" will call `go1.13.7 build
[...]` instead of `go build [...]`.
- Tweaked the build to copy `settings_example.json` to `settings.json` if
it doesn't exist.
- Updated the readme to reflect changes with modules and the Makefile.
Functions added:
- LogErrorf()
- LogErrorln()
- LogChatf()
- LogChatln()
- LogInfof()
- LogInfoln()
- LogDebugf()
- LogDebugln()
- LogDevf()
- LogDevln()
New settings configure the logging: LogLevel and LogFile. LogLevel can
be set to one of: error, chat, info, or debug and will default to
error. LogFile is an optional file to write to. Providing a file will
not prevent output in the console.
LogDevf() and LogDevln() only compile when the "dev" flag passed to
build. This will cause Travis-CI to fail the build if it finds any
calls to either function.
