Added a basic cache service to handle interations with the underlying cache implementation. Refactored some code to be more robust.

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Joseph Milazzo 2021-01-09 16:14:28 -06:00
parent 59a4921ba9
commit cd8a1d2892
8 changed files with 149 additions and 34 deletions

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@ -11,16 +11,19 @@ namespace API.Controllers
{
private readonly ISeriesRepository _seriesRepository;
private readonly IDirectoryService _directoryService;
private readonly ICacheService _cacheService;
public ReaderController(ISeriesRepository seriesRepository, IDirectoryService directoryService)
public ReaderController(ISeriesRepository seriesRepository, IDirectoryService directoryService, ICacheService cacheService)
{
_seriesRepository = seriesRepository;
_directoryService = directoryService;
_cacheService = cacheService;
}
[HttpGet("info")]
public async Task<ActionResult<int>> GetInformation(int volumeId)
{
// TODO: This will be refactored out. No longer needed.
Volume volume = await _seriesRepository.GetVolumeAsync(volumeId);
// Assume we always get first Manga File
@ -28,24 +31,21 @@ namespace API.Controllers
{
return BadRequest("There are no files in the volume to read.");
}
_cacheService.Ensure(volumeId);
var filepath = volume.Files.ElementAt(0).FilePath;
return Ok(volume.Files.Select(x => x.NumberOfPages).Sum());
var extractPath = _directoryService.ExtractArchive(filepath, volumeId);
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(extractPath))
{
return BadRequest("There file is no longer there or has no images. Please rescan.");
}
// NOTE: I'm starting to think this should actually cache the information about Volume/Manga file in the DB.
// It will be updated each time this is called which is on open of a manga.
return Ok(_directoryService.ListFiles(extractPath).Count());
}
[HttpGet("image")]
public async Task<ActionResult<ImageDto>> GetImage(int volumeId, int page)
{
// Temp let's iterate the directory each call to get next image
_cacheService.Ensure(volumeId);
var files = _directoryService.ListFiles(_directoryService.GetExtractPath(volumeId));
var path = files.ElementAt(page);
var file = await _directoryService.ReadImageAsync(path);