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Importing a js file should not have any secondary effects, like automatically running code. This also allows other Ardublockly-based applications to reuse a lot of the Ardublockly front end code and have their own onLoad init.

The Arduino specific blocks still need to have their text moved in to language strings.
The front end strings still need to have their text moved in to language strings.

Synchronised up to version 782150ea4263aee62214ef5996ed89b4b32c0ec3
"Specs bundled with Rollup"
released on the 20th September 2015 https://github.com/szwacz/electron-boilerplate/commit/782150ea4263aee62214ef5996ed89b4b32c0ec3

Based on http://www.appveyor.com/docs/installed-software#node-js 0.12.4
x86 should still be supported, however it doesn't seem to work.

Fixes some of the current issues with assigning types.

The current Mac OS X build is significantly larger than the others due to symlinks being copied as files. So this update copies the contents of the application respecting symlinks and zips it using the Mac OS console command in a subprocess. This is because the zipfile Python module has issues with the symlinks.

Edit the tag to include the OS and reduce the commit hash length.
Change outdated CEFPython cache removal for Electron appData.
Add method to remove a file type from a given directory (like pyd from the python server, cannot filter all pyd on copy due to the Python to executable conversion relaying on those).
Edit the stdout for better readability.

Also update the TODO list.

Improve the path creation variable declarations for the python build scripts.
Improve the Electron project finder module.
Update Electron build scripts to use project finder module.
All these changes should simplify the process of changing how the desktop app and server executable folders and files are named.

The files that the desktop app would "download" are the Blockly XML and Arduino Sketch files.

This is done to have better control of some rendering features.
Some javascript libraries have to be loaded differently on Node, so all Electron code in the front end is now located in the ardublockly_desktop.js file.
Also updated the electron version.

This is the OS X convention.

Updated up to https://github.com/szwacz/electron-boilerplate/commit/b52a4a0576e7a7872504c2bf34957974069efe53
The next commit from the boilerplate, which adds sourcemaps has been deliberately left out.

https://github.com/google/blockly/commit/7a5580b3d39a31923dd7f09b9ba25a0c5328b517

Add basic lint options for npm

Also of note, Closure Compiler is no longer preserving licences.

To use this linter, make sure npm is installed and execute the following
commands inside the main folder.

1.) Only once to update the package "npm install"
2.) To run the linter "npm run lint"

This would make it easier to clean up some of the code.

Change plane demo readme cli quotation marks for better compatibility.

add another type annotation

Increase the plane svg height and move the text to a second row.

For now the implementation is very similar, but a lot of the logic moved into the StaticTyping class, which together with the capitalisation of blocklyType object it causes the largest change in the source code, as all blocks are affected.