I would like to add this starter project for TypeScript, which is currently actively maintained by a few of us (resir014, Valerian, ViezeVingertjes) 

https://github.com/screepers/screeps-typescript-starter

It's initially based on the work of MarkoSulamagi's (https://github.com/MarkoSulamagi/Screeps-typescript-skeleton) and GreatGloop (https://github.com/vanhouc/screeps).

This is a very useful and interesting list, I think it would be nice to also have a list of this kind for people want to publicly share their own complete Screeps scripts or various code snippets.

@dissi actually I'm just reporting an issue that someone mentioned a few days ago on Slack, and we already suggested him to do that, but thanks

Stupid question, but was there any data in Memory? From what I have understood the serialization/deserialization of it is taken in account for your CPU.

RoomPosition.lookFor() is supposed to return an array, however in the specific case of using it with LOOK_TERRAIN, it returns a single string containing the type of the terrain.

All other LOOK_* types seem to properly return an array.

Room.lookForAt(LOOK_TERRAIN, ...) properly returns an array with a single terrain type as a string inside it, as expected.

The issue is still there, both in normal and PTR API docs

Maybe you should do your own flag name pool system?

I think it would be better just to only do something about people who lost everything and can't possibly recover their room, as you suggested in the last paragraph.