@bananacool467/authtics-host 0.1.4 → 0.1.6

package/README.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # Authtics Host
 
-Version 0.1.4
+Version 0.1.6
 License: MIT
 
 Authtics Host is a framework inspired by Next.js. Authtics Host supports SSR (Server-Side Rendering) and uses esbuild.
@@ -11,11 +11,11 @@ Authtics Host is a framework inspired by Next.js. Authtics Host supports SSR (Se
 
 To get **Authtics Host** use:
 ```bash
-npm i @bananacool467/authtics-host@beta
+npm i @bananacool467/authtics-host@latest
 ```
 or
 ```bash
-npm install @bananacool467/authtics-host@beta
+npm install @bananacool467/authtics-host@latest
 ```
 
 You can have auto paging enabled, auto paging checks your given directory for HTML and TSX files and then adds them to route. If auto filing is enabled, auto filing will check your given directory for files and add them accessible to route.
@@ -155,15 +155,33 @@ The Developer Panel is what you could use to help you debug your code. The Devel
 **Route** — Shows information about the current route.
 **Webpage Info** — Shows information about the website/webpage.
 **Network** — Shows the current ping and shows sent fetches from the client and shows received from the server after fetching.
-**Client Info** — Shows information about your client's User Agent, OS and FPS.
-**About Host** — Shows the current version of Authtics Host.
+**Client Info** — Shows information about your client's User Agent, OS **(Operating System)** and FPS **(Frames Per Second)**.
+**About Host** — Shows the current version of *Authtics Host*.
 **Server Info** — Shows how much heap was used and how much CPU was used on the server and how much requests there were and how much users are currently on the site and how long the site has been up.
 
 The information the Developer Panel shows outside of the tabs is just your **DAT** (Developer Access Token).
 
 **(NOTE: If you do not set DAT restriction (Which will be explained on how to set it up in the next section), you will only get access to the Console and Network tabs)**
 
-## Developer Panel Notes And Warnings And DAT (Developer Access Token)
+The Developer Panel also have remote buttons:
+
+**Restart App** — Restarts the website.
+**Shut Down App** — Stops the website.
+**Pause Users**/**Resume Users** — Stops users from reaching a site and they will get a JSON error message like this when visiting if Pause Users is on:
+```json
+{ "message": "unhandled request" }
+```
+unless you click **Resume Users**, to show a **Paused Screen** when `autoPaging` is **off** you have to go to your `authtics_host.config.ts` and then add:
+```typescript
+"hasPausedRoute": true
+```
+and then create a file like `paused.tsx` and then inside `App.tsx`, import `Paused` from `@bananacool467/authtics-host` and then import your `Paused` page and then add in `RouteMap`:
+```tsx
+<Paused page={paused} />
+```
+and if your using `autoPaging` then you just create a file named `_paused.tsx`.
+
+## Developer Panel Notes And DAT (Developer Access Token)
 
 A DAT (Developer Access Token) is your token that is used to access the Developer Panel.
 
@@ -185,7 +203,7 @@ But if you have multiple DATs, then use:
 
 There isn't any limit of DATs you can add.
 
-**(Warning: Make sure `devMode` is set to `false` in production. If `devMode` is on and DAT restriction is disabled, anyone can access the restart and shutdown endpoints.)**
+**(NOTE: Adding your DAT will give you access to Restart and Shutdown and Pause/Resume Users and other features in the Developer Panel)**
 
 ## Contacting The Developer Of Authtics Host