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With a fresh new take on traditional bulletin board forum software, Storyden is a modern, secure and extensible platform for building communities.
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'expose asset filename and enable adding assets to nodes via just a URL to copy from' #151

Closed Southclaws closed 4 months ago

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Walkthrough ## Walkthrough The changes introduce new asset handling capabilities across various parts of the application. The `fetcher.Service` interface now includes a `Copy` method for copying assets, which is utilized in the node service for handling asset sources. The OpenAPI bindings and web API schemas have been updated to support the inclusion of asset source URLs. This allows for better management of external media assets within the application. ## Changes | File(s) | Change Summary | |-------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | `app/services/hydrator/fetcher/fetcher.go` | Added `Copy` method to `Service` interface and renamed the `service` struct's `copy` method to `Copy`. | | `app/services/node/node.go` | Added `AssetSources` field to `Partial` struct and `fetcher.Service` to `service` struct; updated node operations.| | `app/transports/openapi/bindings/nodes.go` | Updated `NodeCreate` and `NodeUpdate` to handle `AssetSources`; added deserialization functions. | | `app/transports/openapi/bindings/utils.go` | Added `Filename` field to `openapi.Asset` struct in `serialiseAssetReference`. | | `web/src/api/openapi/schemas/asset.ts` | Added `filename` field to `Asset` interface. | | `web/src/api/openapi/schemas/assetSourceList.ts` | New file defining `AssetSourceList` type as an array of `AssetSourceURL` types. | | `web/src/api/openapi/schemas/assetSourceURL.ts` | New file defining `AssetSourceURL` type representing URLs of external media assets. | | `web/src/api/openapi/schemas/index.ts` | Exported `assetSourceList` and `assetSourceURL`. | | `web/src/api/openapi/schemas/nodeInitialProps.ts` | Added `asset_sources` field to `NodeInitialProps` interface. | | `web/src/api/openapi/schemas/nodeMutableProps.ts` | Added `asset_sources` field to `NodeMutableProps` interface. | ## Sequence Diagram(s) ```mermaid sequenceDiagram participant Client participant API participant NodeService participant FetcherService participant AssetStorage Client->>API: POST /nodes (with AssetSources) API->>NodeService: CreateNode(request) NodeService->>FetcherService: Copy(ctx, url) FetcherService->>AssetStorage: StoreAsset(url) AssetStorage-->>FetcherService: AssetReference FetcherService-->>NodeService: *asset.Asset NodeService-->>API: NodeCreatedResponse API-->>Client: NodeCreatedResponse ``` ## Poem > In code we trust, to fetch and store, > New assets now, we can explore. > With URLs and sources bright, > Nodes gain new media, day and night. > Copy and bind, in harmony, > A tale of code, set assets free!

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