- Renamed `UsbOutput` to `Usb` in `eRoutingSignalType.cs`.
- Removed unused `UsbInput` and `SecondaryAudio` signal types.
- Added new HTTP route for retrieving routing devices and tielines in `EssentialsWebApi.cs`.
- Implemented `GetRoutingDevicesAndTieLinesHandler` to handle requests for routing devices and tielines, including detailed port information.
- Updated `GenericSink` to remove `SecondaryAudio` from input port signal types.
- Created `ICurrentSourcesMessenger` to manage current source information and status updates.
- Introduced `IDeviceInfoProviderMessenger` for device information communication with debounce functionality.
- Updated `MobileControlSystemController` to use new messenger classes for current sources and device info.
- Added console commands for listing tielines and visualizing routes in `ControlSystem.cs`.
- Implemented methods for visualizing routes and current routes, including filtering options.
- Introduced `FakeCrestronEnvironment` and `FakeEthernetHelper` for testing purposes.
- Implemented `InMemoryCrestronDataStore` to facilitate unit tests for data storage.
- Created `DebugServiceTests` to validate the behavior of debug-related services.
- Added project files for unit tests targeting .NET 9.0 with necessary dependencies.
- Developed production adapters (`CrestronConsoleAdapter`, `CrestronDataStoreAdapter`, `CrestronEnvironmentAdapter`, `CrestronEthernetAdapter`) to interface with the Crestron SDK.
- Updated `Debug` class to utilize injected service abstractions instead of direct SDK calls.
- Enhanced `ControlSystem` initialization to register service adapters before usage.
- Removed the HttpLogoServer class and its related functionality from ControlSystem.
- Updated ControlSystem to eliminate references to the logo server, including initialization and device checks.
- Cleaned up unused variables and methods related to logo server handling.
- Replaced CCriticalSection with lock statements in DeviceManager for better thread management.
- Updated AddDevice and RemoveDevice methods to use Monitor for locking.
- Enhanced event handling for device activation and registration.
- Modified FileIO class to utilize Task for asynchronous file operations instead of CrestronInvoke.
- Improved feedback mechanisms in FeedbackBase and SystemMonitorController using Task.Run.
- Refactored GenericQueue to remove Crestron threading dependencies and utilize System.Threading.
- Updated BlueJeansPc and VideoCodecBase classes to use Task for asynchronous operations.
- Cleaned up unnecessary critical sections and improved code documentation across various files.
Updating IDeviceFactory to resolve [FEATURE]-Refactor Plugin loading mechanism #1065.
This change should be backwards-compatible with existing plugins that use the EssentialsPluginDeviceFactory<T> class,
as the interfaces are implemented by the various base classes.
In addition, the correct assembly name is now printed when a type is loaded.
This commit introduces significant updates to the device factory system, enhancing the way devices are created and managed within the PepperDash Essentials framework.
The changes include:
- New attributes for device configuration and description.
- Refactoring of the device manager and essentials device classes to support new factory methods.
- modified factory classes for essentials devices, plugin development devices, and processor extension devices.
- The device factory interface has been updated to include a factory method for creating devices.
- Added a wrapper for the device factory to streamline device creation.
- Updated plugin loader to accommodate the new device factory structure.
Fixes#1065Fixed#1277
In order to solve some dependency issues that keep cropping up, MC
should be moved back into the Essentials repo and loaded automatically
on startup. This will allow for all plugins that use the MC Messengers
library to use the same version without fear of overwriting a dll due to
loading of plugin libraries.
