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Universalis-FFXIV / Universalis

A crowdsourced market board API for FFXIV.
https://universalis.app/
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AI Auto-Documentation #1376

Open cohenaj194 opened 2 months ago

cohenaj194 commented 2 months ago

Read the conversation below where we talked to @coderabbitai to have it walk you through the codebase

cohenaj194 commented 2 months ago

@coderabbitai I would like better overall documentation of this repo. This will improve developer onboarding and awareness. There is a readme, but I would like you to begin by describing all the files in the root directory and the directories. Describe what each one does and include diagrams.

coderabbitai[bot] commented 2 months ago

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@cohenaj194,

Here's an overview of the files and directories in the root directory of the repository, along with descriptions for each:

Files and Directories

Directory Structure Diagram

Below is a visual representation of the directory structure:

graph TD
    Root[Project Root]
    Root --> GitDir[.git/]
    Root --> Gitattributes[.gitattributes]
    Root --> GithubDir[.github/]
    Root --> Gitignore[.gitignore]
    Root --> NukeDir[.nuke/]
    Root --> Dockerfile[Dockerfile]
    Root --> License[LICENSE]
    Root --> Readme[README.md]
    Root --> BuildDir[build/]
    Root --> BuildCmd[build.cmd]
    Root --> BuildPs1[build.ps1]
    Root --> BuildSh[build.sh]
    Root --> DeploymentDir[deployment/]
    Root --> DevenvDir[devenv/]
    Root --> SrcDir[src/]

Descriptions:

If you need more detailed information about any specific file or directory, or further diagrams (e.g., class diagrams, architecture overviews), please let me know, and I'll be happy to provide them.

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cohenaj194 commented 2 months ago

@coderabbitai now describe the .git/ directory with information on where its files are located with the path in the repo and a diagram of the overall services it does

cohenaj194 commented 2 months ago

@coderabbitai now describe the .github/ directory with information on where its files are located with the path in the repo and a diagram of the overall services it does

cohenaj194 commented 2 months ago

@coderabbitai now describe the .nuke/ directory with information on where its files are located with the path in the repo and a diagram of the overall services it does

cohenaj194 commented 2 months ago

@coderabbitai now describe the build/ directory with information on where its files are located with the path in the repo and a diagram of the overall services it does

cohenaj194 commented 2 months ago

@coderabbitai now describe the deployment/ directory with information on where its files are located with the path in the repo and a diagram of the overall services it does

cohenaj194 commented 2 months ago

@coderabbitai now describe the devenv/ directory with information on where its files are located with the path in the repo and a diagram of the overall services it does

coderabbitai[bot] commented 2 months ago

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@cohenaj194,

Certainly! Here's a detailed description of the .git/ directory, including the locations of its files within the repository path and a diagram illustrating the overall services it provides.

The .git/ Directory

The .git/ directory is a hidden folder located at the root of every Git repository. It contains all the metadata and object data that Git uses to manage the repository. This directory is essential for Git's functionality, and understanding its structure can provide valuable insights into how Git operates.

Path: ./.git/

Overview of Files and Subdirectories

Here are the key files and subdirectories within the .git/ directory:

  1. ./.git/HEAD

    • Description: Contains a reference to the current branch's HEAD commit. It points to the branch you're currently working on.
    • Service: Indicates the active branch.

  2. ./.git/config

    • Description: Stores configuration settings specific to this repository, such as remote repository URLs and user information.
    • Service: Repository configuration.

  3. ./.git/description

    • Description: Used by GitWeb to provide a description of the repository.
    • Service: Repository description for web interfaces.

  4. ./.git/hooks/

    • Description: Directory containing client or server-side hook scripts that are triggered by Git commands (e.g., pre-commit, post-commit).
    • Service: Automates tasks during Git operations.

  5. ./.git/info/

    • Description: Contains the exclude file, which specifies untracked files to ignore, similar to .gitignore but not committed.
    • Service: Local Git ignore patterns.

  6. ./.git/objects/

    • Description: Stores all Git objects: commits, trees, blobs, and tags, identified by their SHA-1 hashes.
    • Service: Object database for version control.

  7. ./.git/refs/

    • Description: Contains references to commit objects, including branches (heads/) and tags (tags/).
    • Service: Reference management for branches and tags.

  8. ./.git/logs/

    • Description: Records changes to references in the repository, accessible via git reflog.
    • Service: Keeps history of reference updates.

  9. ./.git/index

    • Description: A binary file acting as the staging area for changes to be committed.
    • Service: Tracks files staged for commit.

  10. ./.git/packed-refs

    • Description: Stores packed references in a single file for efficiency in large repositories.
    • Service: Optimizes reference storage.

  11. ./.git/COMMIT_EDITMSG

    • Description: Temporarily stores the commit message of the last commit.
    • Service: Facilitates commit operations.

Diagram of the .git/ Directory Structure and Services

graph TD
    SubgraphGit[.git/]
    SubgraphGit --> HEAD[HEAD<br><span style='font-size:10px;'>Current branch reference</span>]
    SubgraphGit --> Config[config<br><span style='font-size:10px;'>Repository configuration</span>]
    SubgraphGit --> Description[description<br><span style='font-size:10px;'>Repo description</span>]
    SubgraphGit --> Hooks[hooks/<br><span style='font-size:10px;'>Hook scripts</span>]
    SubgraphGit --> Info[info/<br><span style='font-size:10px;'>Exclude patterns</span>]
    SubgraphGit --> Objects[objects/<br><span style='font-size:10px;'>Git objects</span>]
    SubgraphGit --> Refs[refs/<br><span style='font-size:10px;'>Branches & Tags</span>]
    SubgraphGit --> Logs[logs/<br><span style='font-size:10px;'>Reference logs</span>]
    SubgraphGit --> Index[index<br><span style='font-size:10px;'>Staging area</span>]
    SubgraphGit --> PackedRefs[packed-refs<br><span style='font-size:10px;'>Packed references</span>]
    SubgraphGit --> CommitMsg[COMMIT_EDITMSG<br><span style='font-size:10px;'>Last commit message</span>]

    %% Services
    style Objects fill:#f9f,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px
    style Refs fill:#f9f,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px
    style Logs fill:#f9f,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px
    style Hooks fill:#9ff,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px
    style Index fill:#ff9,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px
    style Info fill:#9f9,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px
    style Config fill:#99f,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px
    style HEAD fill:#99f,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px
    style Description fill:#99f,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px
    style PackedRefs fill:#f99,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px
    style CommitMsg fill:#ccc,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px

Legend:

Services Provided by the .git/ Directory

  1. Version Control Management

    • objects/: Stores all versions of files and directories as objects (blobs and trees).
    • refs/: Manages references to branches and tags, pointing to specific commits.
    • logs/: Keeps a log of updates to references, aiding in operations like git reflog.

  2. Repository Configuration

    • config: Defines repository-specific settings, such as remotes and merge behaviors.
    • HEAD: Indicates the current branch or commit checked out.
    • description: Describes the repository, used by Git web interfaces.

  3. Automation and Scripting

    • hooks/: Contains scripts that run on Git events (e.g., commits, merges). Useful for enforcing policies or automating tasks.

  4. Change Staging

    • index: Acts as the staging area, tracking changes to be included in the next commit.

  5. Ignoring Files

    • info/: Includes the exclude file for ignoring files without affecting the .gitignore shared with other contributors.

  6. Performance Optimization

    • packed-refs: Consolidates references to improve performance in repositories with many refs.

  7. Commit Message Storage

    • COMMIT_EDITMSG: Temporarily holds the commit message during the commit process.

Understanding the .git/ Directory Structure

If you need more detailed explanations of any specific files or further diagrams (such as how Git objects relate to each other within the objects/ directory), please let me know, and I'd be happy to provide additional information.

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@cohenaj194,

Certainly! Here's a detailed description of the .github/ directory, including the paths to its files and a diagram illustrating the overall services it provides.

Overview of the .github/ Directory

The .github/ directory is located at the root of the repository and contains GitHub-specific configuration files and workflows. These files customize how GitHub interacts with the repository, automating tasks like continuous integration, deployment, dependency updates, and more.

Directory Structure

Here's the structure of the .github/ directory with the paths to each file:

File Descriptions

  1. .github/FUNDING.yml

    • Path: .github/FUNDING.yml
    • Purpose: Defines funding options for the project, enabling the "Sponsor" button on the GitHub repository page.
    • Content: 
      ko_fi: karashiiro
liberapay: karashiiro
patreon: universalis
    • Explanation: Specifies usernames on various funding platforms (Ko-fi, Liberapay, Patreon) to encourage community support.

  2. .github/dependabot.yml

    • Path: .github/dependabot.yml
    • Purpose: Configures Dependabot to automate dependency updates for the project.
    • Content: 
      version: 2
updates:
- package-ecosystem: "nuget"
 directory: "/src"
 schedule:
   interval: "daily"
 target-branch: "v2"
    • Explanation: Sets up daily checks for NuGet package updates in the /src directory, targeting the v2 branch.

  3. .github/workflows/

    • Path: .github/workflows/
    • Purpose: Contains GitHub Actions workflow files that automate development workflows like building, testing, and deploying the application.
    • Workflows:
      • codeql-analysis.yml
      • Path: .github/workflows/codeql-analysis.yml
      • Purpose: Performs static code analysis using CodeQL to detect vulnerabilities and coding errors.
      • Triggers:
        • On pushes and pull requests to the v2 branch.
        • Scheduled runs every Tuesday at 22:37 UTC.
      • Key Steps:
        • Checks out the repository.
        • Initializes CodeQL for C#.
        • Sets up .NET Core SDK.
        • Builds the application.
        • Runs the CodeQL analysis.
      • docker-image.yml
      • Path: .github/workflows/docker-image.yml
      • Purpose: Builds the Docker image of the application to ensure that the Dockerfile is valid and the image can be built successfully.
      • Triggers:
        • On pushes and pull requests to the v2 branch.
      • Key Steps:
        • Checks out the repository with submodules.
        • Builds the Docker image using the Dockerfile.
      • docker-publish-staging.yml
      • Path: .github/workflows/docker-publish-staging.yml
      • Purpose: Builds and publishes the Docker image to a staging environment in the GitHub Container Registry.
      • Triggers:
        • Scheduled runs daily at 12:16 UTC.
        • On pushes to the v2 branch.
      • Key Steps:
        • Checks out the repository with submodules.
        • Sets up Docker Buildx.
        • Logs into the GitHub Container Registry.
        • Extracts Docker metadata.
        • Builds and pushes the Docker image to the staging registry.
      • docker-publish.yml
      • Path: .github/workflows/docker-publish.yml
      • Purpose: Builds and publishes the Docker image to the production environment upon the creation of a new release.
      • Triggers:
        • On release creation events.
      • Key Steps:
        • Checks out the repository with submodules.
        • Logs into the GitHub Container Registry.
        • Extracts Docker metadata.
        • Builds and pushes the Docker image to the production registry.

Diagram of Overall Services

Below is a diagram illustrating how the .github/ directory's files interact with GitHub services to automate various tasks:

graph LR
    subgraph .github/
        A[FUNDING.yml]
        B[dependabot.yml]
        subgraph workflows/
            C[codeql-analysis.yml]
            D[docker-image.yml]
            E[docker-publish-staging.yml]
            F[docker-publish.yml]
        end
    end

    A --> |Enables Sponsor Button| GitHub[GitHub Repository]
    B --> |Automates Dependency Updates| Dependabot
    C --> |Performs Code Analysis| GitHub Actions
    D --> |Builds Docker Image| GitHub Actions
    E --> |Publishes to Staging| GitHub Actions
    F --> |Publishes to Production| GitHub Actions

    GitHub Actions --> |Automated Workflows| Repository[Universalis Repository]
    Dependabot --> |Dependency Checks| Repository
    GitHub --> |Hosts| Repository

Explanation:

Services Provided by the .github/ Directory

  1. Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD):

    • Automated Builds: Ensures that every change is built and tested automatically.
    • Docker Images: Automates the creation and publication of Docker images for both staging and production environments.
    • Release Management: Simplifies the deployment process by automating actions upon the creation of new releases.

  2. Security and Code Quality:

    • Code Analysis with CodeQL: Automatically scans code for vulnerabilities and coding errors, helping maintain high code quality.

  3. Dependency Management:

    • Dependabot Integration: Keeps dependencies up-to-date, reduces security risks from outdated packages, and minimizes manual maintenance.

  4. Community Engagement and Funding:

    • Sponsorship Opportunities: Encourages community support by providing easy access to funding platforms.

  5. Integration with GitHub Services:

    • Leverages GitHub Actions and Dependabot to enhance automation and streamline development workflows.

Conclusion

The .github/ directory is a vital component of the repository, orchestrating automated workflows that improve development efficiency, maintain high code quality, and facilitate seamless deployment processes. By leveraging GitHub's native tools, it ensures that the project is continuously built, tested, and updated with minimal manual intervention.

If you need more detailed explanations of any specific workflows or additional diagrams, feel free to let me know!

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coderabbitai[bot] commented 2 months ago

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The .nuke/ directory is essential for the build automation of the project using the NUKE Build system, which is a build automation framework for .NET applications. This directory contains configuration files and settings that define how the project is built, tested, and deployed.

Files and Their Paths in .nuke/

Here are the files located in the .nuke/ directory:

  1. .nuke/build.schema.json: This JSON schema file defines the structure and permissible parameters for the build configuration.

    • Path: .nuke/build.schema.json
    • Purpose: Provides a schema for validating build parameters and ensures that any build configurations adhere to the defined structure.
    • Key Contents:
      • Defines properties like Configuration, Host, Target, Verbosity, etc.
      • Specifies allowable values for each property (e.g., Configuration can be Debug or Release).

  2. .nuke/parameters.json: This JSON file contains specific parameters and settings for the build process.

    • Path: .nuke/parameters.json
    • Purpose: Specifies the solution file to build and references the schema for validation.
    • Contents: 
      {
"$schema": "./build.schema.json",
"Solution": "src/Universalis.sln"
}
      • References build.schema.json for schema validation.
      • Sets the Solution parameter to src/Universalis.sln, indicating the solution file to build.

Overview of Services Provided by .nuke/

The .nuke/ directory orchestrates the build process by:

Diagram of the Build Automation Workflow

Below is a diagram illustrating how the .nuke/ directory fits into the overall build automation process:

flowchart TD
    subgraph Build Automation
        Parameters[".nuke/parameters.json"]
        Schema[".nuke/build.schema.json"]
        BuildScripts["build.ps1 / build.sh / build.cmd"]
        BuildProcess[Build Process]
        SolutionFile["src/Universalis.sln"]
    end

    Parameters --> |References| Schema
    BuildScripts --> |Uses| Parameters
    BuildScripts --> |Initiates| BuildProcess
    BuildProcess --> |Builds| SolutionFile

Explanation:

Role of .nuke/ in the Project

If you need further details on any specific files or additional diagrams, please let me know!

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The devenv/ directory is designed to set up a local development environment for the Universalis project. It contains configuration files and resources to facilitate the deployment and testing of various services required by the application. Below is an overview of the files and their locations within the repository, along with a diagram illustrating the overall services.

Files and Directories

Services Overview

The docker-compose.yml file defines multiple services that can be brought up together to simulate the production environment. Here are the services and their roles:

Diagram of the Overall Services

Below is a diagram illustrating the services and their interactions:

graph TD
    subgraph Cache Cluster
        cache1[Redis (cache1)] -- Replicates to --> cache2[Redis (cache2)]
    end

    subgraph Databases
        mariadb[MariaDB]
        scylla[ScyllaDB]
        postgres[PostgreSQL]
        redis[Redis]
    end

    prometheus[Prometheus] -->|Scrapes metrics| application[Application]
    grafana[Grafana] -->|Reads data from| prometheus

    rabbitmq[RabbitMQ] -->|Communicates with| application

    application -->|Reads/Writes| mariadb
    application -->|Reads/Writes| scylla
    application -->|Reads/Writes| postgres
    application -->|Caches data| cache1 & redis

    websocketClient[WebSocket Client] -->|Tests| application

Additional Notes

Purpose of the devenv/ Directory

The devenv/ directory streamlines the process of setting up a comprehensive development environment. By using Docker and Docker Compose, developers can quickly spin up all the necessary services with minimal configuration, reducing setup time and ensuring consistency across different development machines.

This setup allows developers to:

If you need further details on any specific files or services, or additional diagrams, please let me know, and I'll be happy to provide more information.

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coderabbitai[bot] commented 2 months ago

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Here's a detailed description of the deployment/ directory, including where its files are located within the repository and a diagram illustrating the overall services it provides.

Deployment Directory Overview

The deployment/ directory is located at the root of the repository:

/deployment/

This directory contains the resources and configurations necessary for deploying the Universalis application and its associated services. It includes Docker Compose configurations, Prometheus settings for monitoring, and documentation to guide the deployment process.

Files and Their Descriptions

  1. deployment/README.md

    • Path: /deployment/README.md
    • Description:
      • Provides instructions on how to clone and update the deployment folder independently from the rest of the repository.
      • Includes important notes on configuring specific services like Watchtower, Lumina, and Grafana.
      • Key Sections:
      • Deployment Instructions: Commands for cloning and updating the deployment directory.
      • Watchtower Configuration: Instructions for setting the ALERTS_CHANNEL_WEBHOOK environment variable for webhook notifications.
      • Lumina Setup: Directions for installing game data sheets required by the application (links to Lumina documentation).
      • Grafana Proxy Configuration: Guidance on setting up NGINX to proxy WebSocket connections for Grafana (links to Grafana tutorial).

  2. deployment/docker-compose.yml

    • Path: /deployment/docker-compose.yml
    • Description:
      • A Docker Compose configuration file that defines all the services required for deployment.
      • Defined Services:
      • universalis: The main Universalis application.
      • universalis-staging: A staging version of Universalis for testing.
      • universalis-docs: The documentation site service.
      • memcached1 and memcached2: Two instances of Memcached for caching.
      • prometheus: Monitoring and alerting toolkit.
      • grafana: Metrics analytics and visualization platform.
      • watchtower: Automated Docker container update service.

  3. deployment/prometheus.yml

    • Path: /deployment/prometheus.yml
    • Description:
      • Configuration file for Prometheus.
      • Defines global settings like scrape intervals and scrape timeouts.
      • Specifies the targets (e.g., Universalis services) from which Prometheus should scrape metrics.

Services and Their Roles

Below is an overview of each service and its role in the deployment:

Diagram of Overall Services

Below is a diagram illustrating how the services in the deployment/ directory interact with each other:

graph TD
  subgraph Deployment Services
    A[Universalis]
    B[Universalis Staging]
    C[Universalis Docs]
    D[Memcached1]
    E[Memcached2]
    F[Prometheus]
    G[Grafana]
    H[Watchtower]
  end

  A --> D
  A --> E
  B --> D
  B --> E
  F -->|Scrapes Metrics| A
  F -->|Scrapes Metrics| B
  G -->|Displays Metrics| F
  H -->|Monitors & Updates| A
  H -->|Monitors & Updates| B
  H -->|Monitors & Updates| C
  H -->|Monitors & Updates| D
  H -->|Monitors & Updates| E
  H -->|Monitors & Updates| F
  H -->|Monitors & Updates| G

Explanation of the Diagram:

Key Points

If you need more detailed information about any specific service, configuration, or additional diagrams, please let me know, and I'll be happy to provide further details.

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coderabbitai[bot] commented 2 months ago

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Here's a detailed description of the build/ directory, including the locations of its files within the repository and a diagram illustrating the overall services it provides.

Overview of the build/ Directory

The build/ directory is located at the root of the repository:

/build/

This directory contains scripts and configuration files that automate the build process of the project using the NUKE Build system for .NET applications. It centralizes build configurations, tasks, and settings to ensure consistency and ease of development.

Files and Their Descriptions

  1. build/.editorconfig

    • Path: build/.editorconfig
    • Description: Configuration file that defines coding styles and formatting rules for the project, specifically for C# files. It ensures consistent code styling across different editors and IDEs by specifying preferences such as qualifier usage, accessibility modifiers, and expression-bodied members.

  2. build/Build.cs

    • Path: build/Build.cs
    • Description: The main build script written in C#. It utilizes the NUKE Build system to define various build targets and tasks. This script orchestrates the overall build process, including compilation, testing, and packaging.

  3. build/Configuration.cs

    • Path: build/Configuration.cs
    • Description: Contains definitions for build configurations, such as Debug and Release. It extends the Enumeration class to allow easy selection of the build mode during the build process.

  4. build/Directory.Build.props

    • Path: build/Directory.Build.props
    • Description: An MSBuild properties file that can define common properties for projects within the directory. In this case, it prevents unintended imports of unrelated MSBuild files and can be customized to include shared properties.

  5. build/Directory.Build.targets

    • Path: build/Directory.Build.targets
    • Description: An MSBuild targets file used to specify build targets and tasks that apply to projects within the directory. Similar to the .props file but focused on the build tasks.

  6. build/Properties/launchSettings.json

    • Path: build/Properties/launchSettings.json
    • Description: Contains settings for launching the build project in development environments. Defines profiles, such as running under Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), to facilitate debugging and development.

  7. build/_build.csproj

    • Path: build/_build.csproj
    • Description: The project file for the build script. It defines project metadata, dependencies, target framework, and other settings needed to compile the Build.cs script using NUKE.

  8. build/_build.csproj.DotSettings

    • Path: build/_build.csproj.DotSettings
    • Description: Configuration file for JetBrains Rider or ReSharper. It includes code inspection settings and preferences to align with the project's coding standards during development.

Diagram of the build/ Directory Services

Below is a diagram illustrating the components of the build/ directory and how they contribute to the build automation process:

graph LR
    subgraph build/
        A[.editorconfig]
        B[Build.cs]
        C[Configuration.cs]
        D[Directory.Build.props]
        E[Directory.Build.targets]
        F[Properties/launchSettings.json]
        G[_build.csproj]
        H[_build.csproj.DotSettings]
    end

    B --> G
    G -->|Project Settings| D
    G -->|Project Targets| E
    B -->|Uses Configuration| C
    B -->|Launch Settings| F
    IDEs -->|Formatting Rules| A
    IDEs -->|Code Inspection| H

Explanation of the Diagram:

Overall Services Provided by the build/ Directory

The build/ directory provides several key services:

  1. Automated Build Process:

    • Build.cs serves as the entry point for the build pipeline, utilizing NUKE Build to automate tasks such as cleaning, restoring dependencies, compiling code, running tests, and packaging.

  2. Configuration Management:

    • Configuration.cs allows for easy selection and management of build configurations, making it straightforward to switch between Debug and Release modes.

  3. Shared Build Properties and Targets:

    • Directory.Build.props and Directory.Build.targets enable centralized management of build properties and targets across the project, promoting consistency.

  4. Development Environment Settings:

    • Properties/launchSettings.json provides launch configurations that facilitate debugging and running the build scripts in various environments, like WSL.

  5. Code Style Enforcement:

    • .editorconfig and _build.csproj.DotSettings ensure that all contributors adhere to the same coding standards and styles, enhancing readability and maintainability.

  6. IDE Integration:

    • The presence of IDE-specific settings files allows for seamless integration with development tools, providing features like code completion, syntax highlighting, and error detection based on the project's rules.

Conclusion

The build/ directory centralizes the build automation and configuration for the project. By leveraging the NUKE Build system and including shared properties, configurations, and IDE settings, it streamlines the development workflow, ensures consistency, and facilitates collaboration among developers.

If you have any questions or need further details about specific files or how they interact within the build process, please let me know!

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Certainly! Here's a detailed description of the src/ directory, including where its files are located within the repository and a diagram illustrating the overall services it provides.

Overview of the src/ Directory

The src/ directory is the main source code directory of the Universalis project. It contains all the core application code, including the main application, data access layers, game data handling, alerts, and supporting libraries. Below is a breakdown of the key projects and files within this directory.

Projects and Their Descriptions

  1. Universalis.Application

    • Path: src/Universalis.Application/
    • Description:
      • The main application project that contains the web API and services.
      • Entry points of the application are located here, including Program.cs and Startup.cs.
      • Houses controllers for handling HTTP requests and responses.
      • Implements core logic for data processing and API endpoints.
      • Handles real-time functionalities using WebSockets.

  2. Universalis.GameData

    • Path: src/Universalis.GameData/
    • Description:
      • Manages game-related data such as items, worlds, data centers, and regions.
      • Provides interfaces and classes for accessing and processing game data.
      • Supports different game data providers (e.g., CSV, Lumina).
      • Ensures the application has up-to-date and accurate game information.

  3. Universalis.DbAccess

    • Path: src/Universalis.DbAccess/
    • Description:
      • Acts as the data access layer for interacting with databases.
      • Contains repositories and data stores for entities like market board data, uploads, and character information.
      • Implements caching mechanisms and database migrations.
      • Provides interfaces for consistent data operations across the application.

  4. Universalis.Entities

    • Path: src/Universalis.Entities/
    • Description:
      • Defines the data models and entities used throughout the application.
      • Represents structures such as listings, sales, market items, and user data.
      • Used by both the application and data access layers to maintain consistency.

  5. Universalis.Alerts

    • Path: src/Universalis.Alerts/
    • Description:
      • Implements alerting functionality for the application.
      • Provides integration with services like Discord to send notifications.
      • Contains classes and interfaces for managing and dispatching alerts.
      • Enhances user engagement by notifying about important market events.

  6. Universalis.DataTransformations

    • Path: src/Universalis.DataTransformations/
    • Description:
      • Contains utilities and functions for transforming and processing data.
      • Implements statistical computations and data manipulation logic.
      • Written in F#, providing functional programming capabilities.
      • Supports advanced data analysis features within the application.

  7. Universalis.Mogboard

    • Path: src/Universalis.Mogboard/
    • Description:
      • Integrates with Mogboard, a market board web application.
      • Handles interactions with Mogboard's database and data models.
      • Includes services for user lists and data synchronization.
      • Facilitates seamless integration between Universalis and Mogboard platforms.

  8. Universalis.Common

    • Path: src/Universalis.Common/
    • Description:
      • Provides common utilities and shared code used across multiple projects.
      • Includes helpers, extensions, and interfaces that promote code reuse.
      • Ensures consistency and reduces duplication in the codebase.

  9. Test Projects

    • Paths:
      • src/Universalis.Application.Tests/
      • src/Universalis.DbAccess.Tests/
      • src/Universalis.GameData.Tests/
      • src/Universalis.Alerts.Tests/
      • src/Universalis.Mogboard.Tests/
      • src/Universalis.DataTransformations.Tests/
    • Description:
      • Contains unit and integration tests for the respective projects.
      • Ensures code quality and correctness through automated testing.
      • Utilizes testing frameworks like xUnit.
      • Critical for maintaining application reliability.

  10. Solution Files

    • Path: src/Universalis.sln
    • Description:
      • The Visual Studio solution file that organizes all the projects.
      • Facilitates building and managing the entire codebase from an IDE.
      • Centralizes project configurations and dependencies.

Key Files in Universalis.Application

Diagram of the Project Structure

Below is a diagram illustrating the relationships between the projects within the src/ directory:

graph TD
    subgraph src/
        Application[Universalis.Application]
        GameData[Universalis.GameData]
        DbAccess[Universalis.DbAccess]
        Entities[Universalis.Entities]
        Alerts[Universalis.Alerts]
        DataTransformations[Universalis.DataTransformations]
        Mogboard[Universalis.Mogboard]
        Common[Universalis.Common]
        Tests[Test Projects]
    end

    Application --> |Uses| DbAccess
    Application --> |Uses| GameData
    Application --> |Uses| Entities
    Application --> |Uses| Alerts
    Application --> |Uses| DataTransformations
    Application --> |Uses| Mogboard
    Application --> |Uses| Common

    DbAccess --> |Uses| Entities
    DbAccess --> |Uses| Common

    GameData --> |Uses| Common

    Alerts --> |Uses| Common

    Mogboard --> |Uses| Common

    DataTransformations --> |Uses| Common

    Tests --> |Tests| Application
    Tests --> |Tests| DbAccess
    Tests --> |Tests| GameData
    Tests --> |Tests| Alerts
    Tests --> |Tests| DataTransformations
    Tests --> |Tests| Mogboard

Explanation:

Services Provided by the src/ Directory

  1. Web API Services

    • Implements RESTful API endpoints for clients to interact with.
    • Handles requests and responses for market data, item listings, history, and more.
    • Supports real-time updates through WebSocket connections.

  2. Data Access Layer

    • Manages communication with databases and caching layers.
    • Ensures efficient retrieval and storage of data.
    • Implements repositories for consistent data operations.

  3. Game Data Management

    • Provides up-to-date game data, such as item information and server details.
    • Supports multiple data providers to ensure flexibility and accuracy.
    • Critical for accurate market data representation.

  4. Alerts and Notifications

    • Sends alerts through integrations like Discord.
    • Notifies users of market changes or important events.
    • Enhances user engagement and responsiveness.

  5. Data Transformation and Analysis

    • Performs statistical calculations and data processing.
    • Enables advanced features like trend analysis and market predictions.
    • Utilizes functional programming paradigms for robust data handling.

  6. Integration with External Systems

    • Connects with Mogboard for enhanced functionalities.
    • Synchronizes data between different systems.
    • Expands the application's capabilities and reach.

  7. Common Utilities and Helpers

    • Provides shared code to promote consistency and reduce duplication.
    • Includes extensions, interfaces, and helper classes used across projects.

  8. Testing and Quality Assurance

    • Comprehensive test suites ensure code reliability and performance.
    • Automated testing facilitates continuous integration and deployment.

Conclusion

The src/ directory contains the core source code of the Universalis project, structured into multiple projects that each handle specific aspects of the application's functionality. This modular approach promotes maintainability, scalability, and easier collaboration among developers.

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Overview of Universalis.Alerts.Tests/ Directory

The Universalis.Alerts.Tests/ directory contains unit tests for the Universalis.Alerts project. These tests ensure that the alerting functionalities of the Universalis application are working as expected. By testing the alert mechanisms, the project maintains high reliability and performance in notifying users about important events.

Path: src/Universalis.Alerts.Tests/

Files and Their Descriptions

  1. Universalis.Alerts.Tests.csproj

    • Path: src/Universalis.Alerts.Tests/Universalis.Alerts.Tests.csproj
    • Description:
      • The project file for the test suite.
      • References necessary dependencies and frameworks, such as xUnit for testing.
      • Includes the Universalis.Alerts project as a dependency to access its classes and methods for testing.

  2. AlertDispatcherTests.cs

    • Path: src/Universalis.Alerts.Tests/AlertDispatcherTests.cs
    • Description:
      • Contains test cases for the AlertDispatcher class.
      • Verifies that alerts are correctly dispatched to various channels.
      • Tests different scenarios, including successful dispatches and handling of failures.

  3. DiscordChannelTests.cs

    • Path: src/Universalis.Alerts.Tests/DiscordChannelTests.cs
    • Description:
      • Tests the DiscordChannel class which handles sending alerts to Discord.
      • Ensures that messages are formatted correctly and sent to the appropriate Discord channels.
      • Mocks external dependencies to isolate the testing of logic.

  4. EmailChannelTests.cs

    • Path: src/Universalis.Alerts.Tests/EmailChannelTests.cs
    • Description:
      • Contains tests for the EmailChannel class responsible for sending email alerts.
      • Validates email formatting, recipient handling, and error management.
      • Uses mock SMTP clients to simulate email sending without external dependencies.

  5. Mocks/

    • Path: src/Universalis.Alerts.Tests/Mocks/
    • Description:
      • Contains mock implementations and test doubles for dependencies.
      • Includes files like MockAlertService.cs, MockNotificationClient.cs, etc.
      • Allows for isolated testing by simulating external services and components.

  6. Helpers/

    • Path: src/Universalis.Alerts.Tests/Helpers/
    • Description:
      • Provides utility methods and common setups used across multiple test classes.
      • Includes data builders, test data generators, and common assertion helpers.
      • Enhances code reuse and simplifies the creation of test cases.

  7. appsettings.Test.json

    • Path: src/Universalis.Alerts.Tests/appsettings.Test.json
    • Description:
      • Configuration file for the test environment.
      • Contains settings like logging configurations and test-specific parameters.
      • Ensures consistent test environments and isolates test configurations from production.

Diagram of the Overall Services in Universalis.Alerts.Tests/

Below is a diagram illustrating the structure of the Universalis.Alerts.Tests/ project and how it relates to the Universalis.Alerts project:

graph TD
    subgraph "Universalis.Alerts.Tests"
        A[AlertDispatcherTests.cs]
        B[DiscordChannelTests.cs]
        C[EmailChannelTests.cs]
        D[Mocks/]
        E[Helpers/]
    end

    subgraph "Universalis.Alerts"
        F[AlertDispatcher.cs]
        G[DiscordChannel.cs]
        H[EmailChannel.cs]
    end

    A --> F
    B --> G
    C --> H
    A --> D
    B --> D
    C --> D
    A --> E
    B --> E
    C --> E
    D --> |Mocks| F
    D --> |Mocks| G
    D --> |Mocks| H

Explanation:

Purpose and Importance of Universalis.Alerts.Tests/

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Overview of the Universalis.Application/ Directory

The Universalis.Application/ directory is located within the src/ directory:

src/Universalis.Application/

This directory contains the main application code for Universalis, including the web API, controllers, services, middleware, and configurations necessary to run the application. It is responsible for handling HTTP requests, processing data, and returning responses to clients.

Files and Their Paths

Below is a detailed breakdown of the key files and subdirectories within Universalis.Application/:

  1. Entry Point and Configuration

    • Program.cs

      • Path: src/Universalis.Application/Program.cs
      • Description:
      • The main entry point of the application.
      • Configures the host builder and initializes the web server.
      • Sets up logging, Kestrel server options, and other startup configurations.

    • Startup.cs

      • Path: src/Universalis.Application/Startup.cs
      • Description:
      • Configures services and middleware for the application.
      • Sets up dependency injection, routing, authentication, and OpenAPI (Swagger) documentation.
      • Registers application services, databases, and other necessary components.

  2. Controllers

    • Purpose: Handle incoming HTTP requests and define API endpoints.
    • Location: src/Universalis.Application/Controllers/
    • Examples:
      • Controllers/Market/MarketApiController.cs
      • Description: Manages market data endpoints such as retrieving current listings.
      • Controllers/Market/HistoryApiController.cs
      • Description: Handles requests for historical market data.
      • Controllers/V1/Extra/UploadController.cs
      • Description: Manages data uploads from clients.

  3. Services

    • Purpose: Contain the business logic and interact with data access layers.
    • Location: src/Universalis.Application/Services/
    • Examples:
      • Services/Market/CurrentlyShownService.cs
      • Description: Processes and formats current market data.
      • Services/Uploads/UploadProcessingService.cs
      • Description: Validates and processes incoming data uploads.

  4. Middleware

    • Purpose: Intercept HTTP requests and responses for processing.
    • Location: src/Universalis.Application/Middleware/
    • Examples:
      • Middleware/ExceptionMiddleware.cs
      • Description: Handles exceptions globally and returns standardized error responses.

  5. Models

    • Purpose: Define data transfer objects (DTOs) for requests and responses.
    • Location: src/Universalis.Application/Models/
    • Examples:
      • Models/Market/ListingView.cs
      • Description: Represents a market listing in responses.
      • Models/Market/SaleView.cs
      • Description: Represents a sale transaction in responses.

  6. Utilities and Extensions

    • Purpose: Provide helper methods and extension functions.
    • Location: src/Universalis.Application/Utilities/ and src/Universalis.Application/Extensions/
    • Examples:
      • Utilities/ContentProviderUtils.cs
      • Description: Utility methods for content provision.
      • Extensions/ServiceCollectionExtensions.cs
      • Description: Extends IServiceCollection for service registration.

  7. Configuration Files

    • appsettings.json

      • Path: src/Universalis.Application/appsettings.json
      • Description: Default configuration settings for the application.

    • appsettings.Development.json

      • Path: src/Universalis.Application/appsettings.Development.json
      • Description: Configuration overrides for the development environment.

  8. Project File

    • Universalis.Application.csproj
      • Path: src/Universalis.Application/Universalis.Application.csproj
      • Description: C# project file containing dependencies, target frameworks, and build settings.

Subdirectories and Their Services

Diagram of the Overall Services

Below is a simplified diagram illustrating the overall architecture and services within Universalis.Application/:

graph TD
    subgraph Universalis.Application
        A[Program.cs]
        B[Startup.cs]
        subgraph Controllers
            C[MarketApiController]
            D[HistoryApiController]
            E[UploadController]
            F[StatusController]
        end
        subgraph Services
            G[MarketDataService]
            H[UploadProcessingService]
        end
        subgraph Middleware
            I[ExceptionMiddleware]
        end
        subgraph Models
            J[ListingView]
            K[SaleView]
        end
        subgraph Utilities
            L[ContentProviderUtils]
        end
    end

    A --> B
    B --> I
    B --> Controllers
    Controllers --> Services
    Services --> Models
    I --> Controllers
    Controllers --> Models
    Controllers --> Utilities

Explanation:

Key Points

Conclusion

The Universalis.Application/ directory is the core of the Universalis project, encompassing the web application's functionality. It is organized to follow best practices in ASP.NET Core development, with clear separation between controllers, services, middleware, and models. Understanding the structure and flow of this directory is essential for contributing to the project and developing new features.

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Overview of the Universalis.Mogboard/ Directory

The Universalis.Mogboard/ directory is located within the src/ directory:

src/Universalis.Mogboard/

This project facilitates integration between the Universalis application and Mogboard, a market board web application. It manages interactions with the Mogboard database, data models, and provides services for user lists and data synchronization between Universalis and Mogboard platforms.

Files and Their Descriptions

Here are the key files and their locations within the Universalis.Mogboard/ directory:

  1. Universalis.Mogboard.csproj

    • Path: src/Universalis.Mogboard/Universalis.Mogboard.csproj
    • Description:
      • The project file defining build configurations, dependencies, and settings.
      • References required NuGet packages and other projects.
      • Essential for compiling the Universalis.Mogboard project.

  2. MogboardDatabase.cs

    • Path: src/Universalis.Mogboard/MogboardDatabase.cs
    • Description:
      • Contains the MogboardDatabase class.
      • Manages database connections and operations with the Mogboard database.
      • Handles queries, data retrieval, and data manipulation.

  3. UserListService.cs

    • Path: src/Universalis.Mogboard/UserListService.cs
    • Description:
      • Implements the UserListService class.
      • Responsible for synchronizing user lists between Universalis and Mogboard.
      • Provides methods to read, update, and manage user lists.

  4. Models/ Directory

    • Path: src/Universalis.Mogboard/Models/

    • Description:

      • Contains data models representing entities within the Mogboard database.
      • Used for mapping database records to objects.

    • Key Files:

      • Models/MogboardUser.cs

      • Path: src/Universalis.Mogboard/Models/MogboardUser.cs

      • Description: Defines the MogboardUser model representing a user.

      • Models/MogboardList.cs

      • Path: src/Universalis.Mogboard/Models/MogboardList.cs

      • Description: Defines the MogboardList model representing a user list.

  5. Services/ Directory

    • Path: src/Universalis.Mogboard/Services/

    • Description:

      • Contains service classes providing business logic for Mogboard interactions.

    • Key Files:

      • Services/MogboardService.cs

      • Path: src/Universalis.Mogboard/Services/MogboardService.cs

      • Description: Implements methods facilitating data synchronization and operations.

  6. Utilities/ Directory

    • Path: src/Universalis.Mogboard/Utilities/

    • Description:

      • Contains utility classes and helper methods supporting project functionality.

    • Key Files:

      • Utilities/DatabaseHelper.cs

      • Path: src/Universalis.Mogboard/Utilities/DatabaseHelper.cs

      • Description: Provides helper methods for database operations.

  7. Properties/ Directory

    • Path: src/Universalis.Mogboard/Properties/

    • Description:

      • Holds project properties and assembly information.

    • Key Files:

      • Properties/AssemblyInfo.cs

      • Path: src/Universalis.Mogboard/Properties/AssemblyInfo.cs

      • Description: Contains metadata about the assembly, such as version information.

Diagram of the Overall Services

Below is a diagram illustrating the components within the Universalis.Mogboard/ directory and their interactions:

graph LR
  subgraph Universalis.Mogboard
    A[MogboardDatabase]
    B[UserListService]
    C[MogboardService]
    D[MogboardUser Model]
    E[MogboardList Model]
    F[DatabaseHelper]
  end

  Application[Universalis.Application] --> |Uses| B
  Application --> |Uses| C

  B --> |Interacts with| A
  C --> |Interacts with| A
  A --> |Accesses| MogboardDB[(Mogboard Database)]

  A --> |Uses Models| D
  A --> |Uses Models| E
  A --> |Utilizes| F

Explanation:

Role of the Universalis.Mogboard/ Directory

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Overview of the Universalis.Entities/ Directory

The Universalis.Entities/ directory contains the data models and entities used throughout the Universalis project. These classes represent the structures of data that are stored, retrieved, and manipulated by the application. They serve as a foundational layer for data access and business logic, ensuring consistent data representation across different components.

Path: src/Universalis.Entities/

Files and Their Descriptions

Below is a list of the key files within the Universalis.Entities/ directory and their descriptions:

  1. Access Control

    • src/Universalis.Entities/AccessControl/ApiKey.cs
      • Description: Represents an API key used for access control. Contains properties like TokenSha512, Name, and CanUpload to manage API key permissions.

  2. Market Board Entities

    • src/Universalis.Entities/MarketBoard/CurrentlyShown.cs

      • Description: Represents the current market board data for a specific item and world, including listings and the last upload time.

    • src/Universalis.Entities/MarketBoard/Listing.cs

      • Description: Defines a market listing with details such as ListingId, PricePerUnit, Quantity, Hq (high quality), Materia, CreatorId, and other seller information.

    • src/Universalis.Entities/MarketBoard/Sale.cs

      • Description: Represents a sale transaction on the market board, including properties like PricePerUnit, Quantity, BuyerName, SaleTime, and UploaderIdHash.

    • src/Universalis.Entities/MarketBoard/History.cs

      • Description: Contains sales history data for an item and world, including a list of Sale objects.

    • src/Universalis.Entities/MarketBoard/MarketItem.cs

      • Description: Represents a market item with properties like ItemId, WorldId, and LastUploadTime.

    • src/Universalis.Entities/MarketBoard/MinListing.cs

      • Description: Holds information about minimum pricing across worlds, data centers, and regions, differentiating between normal quality and high-quality items.

    • src/Universalis.Entities/MarketBoard/RecentSale.cs

      • Description: Records recent sales with properties such as UnitPrice, SaleTime, and WorldId.

    • src/Universalis.Entities/MarketBoard/TaxRates.cs

      • Description: Represents tax rates for different cities, including properties for each city like LimsaLominsa, Gridania, Uldah, etc.

    • src/Universalis.Entities/MarketBoard/TradeVelocity.cs

      • Description: Contains trade velocity data, including total Quantity, SumSales, and average sales per day (AvgSalesPerDay).

  3. Upload Entities

    • src/Universalis.Entities/Uploads/WorldItemUpload.cs

      • Description: Represents an upload record for a specific item and world, including the LastUploadTimeUnixMilliseconds.

    • src/Universalis.Entities/Uploads/MostRecentlyUpdated.cs

      • Description: Holds information about the most recently updated items for a world, including a list of WorldItemUpload entries.

    • src/Universalis.Entities/Uploads/RecentlyUpdatedItems.cs

      • Description: Contains a list of recently updated item IDs across all worlds.

    • src/Universalis.Entities/Uploads/UploadLogEntry.cs

      • Description: Logs upload events with details like Timestamp, Event, Application, WorldId, ItemId, Listings, and Sales.

    • src/Universalis.Entities/Uploads/FlaggedUploader.cs

      • Description: Represents an uploader who has been flagged, identified by IdSha256.

    • src/Universalis.Entities/Uploads/WorldUploadCount.cs

      • Description: Tracks the upload count for a specific world, with methods to increment the count safely.

    • src/Universalis.Entities/Uploads/UploadCountHistory.cs

      • Description: Stores historical upload counts, including the LastPush time and UploadCountByDay data.

  4. Miscellaneous Entities

    • src/Universalis.Entities/Character.cs

      • Description: Represents a character with properties like ContentIdSha256, Name, and WorldId.

    • src/Universalis.Entities/Materia.cs

      • Description: Defines a materia attached to an item, including SlotId and MateriaId.

    • src/Universalis.Entities/City.cs

      • Description: Contains a mapping of city names to their corresponding IDs.

    • src/Universalis.Entities/DbCleaning.cs

      • Description: Provides utility methods for cleaning and formatting database inputs.

Diagram of the Overall Services

Below is a diagram illustrating the relationships between the entities within the Universalis.Entities/ directory:

classDiagram
    class ApiKey {
        - string TokenSha512
        - string Name
        - bool CanUpload
    }

    class Character {
        - string ContentIdSha256
        - string Name
        - int? WorldId
    }

    class Materia {
        - int SlotId
        - int MateriaId
    }

    class Listing {
        - string ListingId
        - int PricePerUnit
        - int Quantity
        - bool Hq
        - bool OnMannequin
        - List~Materia~ Materia
        - DateTime LastReviewTime
        - string CreatorId
        - string CreatorName
        - int DyeId
    }

    class Sale {
        - Guid Id
        - int WorldId
        - int ItemId
        - bool Hq
        - int PricePerUnit
        - int? Quantity
        - string BuyerName
        - bool? OnMannequin
        - DateTime SaleTime
        - string UploaderIdHash
    }

    class CurrentlyShown {
        - int WorldId
        - int ItemId
        - long LastUploadTimeUnixMilliseconds
        - string UploadSource
        - List~Listing~ Listings
    }

    class History {
        - int ItemId
        - int WorldId
        - double LastUploadTimeUnixMilliseconds
        - List~Sale~ Sales
    }

    class MarketItem {
        - int ItemId
        - int WorldId
        - DateTime LastUploadTime
    }

    class WorldItemUpload {
        - int ItemId
        - int WorldId
        - double LastUploadTimeUnixMilliseconds
    }

    class MostRecentlyUpdated {
        - uint WorldId
        - List~WorldItemUpload~ Uploads
    }

    class UploadLogEntry {
        - Guid Id
        - DateTime Timestamp
        - string Event
        - string Application
        - int WorldId
        - int ItemId
        - int Listings
        - int Sales
    }

    class FlaggedUploader {
        - string IdSha256
    }

    class WorldUploadCount {
        - long Count
        - string WorldName
        + void Increment()
    }

    class UploadCountHistory {
        - double LastPush
        - List~double~ UploadCountByDay
    }

    class MinListing {
        - Entry World
        - Entry Dc
        - Entry Region
    }

    class Entry {
        - Price Nq
        - Price Hq
    }

    class Price {
        - int WorldId
        - int UnitPrice
    }

    class RecentSale {
        - int UnitPrice
        - DateTime SaleTime
        - int WorldId
    }

    class TradeVelocity {
        - long Quantity
        - long SumSales
        - double AvgSalesPerDay
    }

    class TaxRates {
        - int LimsaLominsa
        - int Gridania
        - int Uldah
        - int Ishgard
        - int Kugane
        - int Crystarium
        - int OldSharlayan
        - int Tuliyollal
        - string UploadApplicationName
    }

    class City {
        - Dictionary~string, byte~ Dict
    }

    CurrentlyShown --> Listing
    Listing --> Materia
    History --> Sale
    MostRecentlyUpdated --> WorldItemUpload
    MinListing o-- Entry
    Entry o-- Price

    UploadLogEntry --> WorldUploadCount
    UploadCountHistory --> UploadLogEntry

Services Provided by the Universalis.Entities/ Directory

The Universalis.Entities/ directory provides foundational data models that are essential for:

Key Areas Include:

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Overview of Universalis.GameData.Tests/

The Universalis.GameData.Tests/ directory contains unit tests for the Universalis.GameData project. These tests ensure that the game data provider functions correctly, handling game data accurately and reliably.

Path: src/Universalis.GameData.Tests/

Files and Their Descriptions

  1. Universalis.GameData.Tests.csproj

    • Path: src/Universalis.GameData.Tests/Universalis.GameData.Tests.csproj
    • Description:
      • The project file for the test suite.
      • Defines project metadata, dependencies, target framework, and other settings needed to build and run the tests.
      • References the main Universalis.GameData project and includes necessary testing frameworks like xUnit.

  2. GameDataProviderTests.cs

    • Path: src/Universalis.GameData.Tests/GameDataProviderTests.cs
    • Description:
      • Contains unit tests for the GameDataProvider class.
      • Verifies that the GameDataProvider properly loads and provides game data, such as available worlds and item information.
      • Includes tests for methods like AvailableWorlds() and AvailableWorldsReversed() to ensure they return correct data.
      • Utilizes attributes like [Fact] and [Theory] from xUnit to define and parameterize test cases.
      • Checks the functionality of the provider under different scenarios and inputs.

  3. ServiceUtils.cs

    • Path: src/Universalis.GameData.Tests/ServiceUtils.cs
    • Description:
      • Provides utility methods to support the test suite.
      • Contains methods to create instances of IGameDataProvider configured for testing.
      • Assists in setting up the necessary environment and dependencies for the tests to run.
      • Ensures consistency and reduces redundancy in test initialization code.

Diagram of the Overall Services

Below is a diagram illustrating the components within the Universalis.GameData.Tests/ directory and how they interact to provide testing services for the Universalis.GameData project:

graph TD
    subgraph Universalis.GameData.Tests
        A[GameDataProviderTests.cs]
        B[ServiceUtils.cs]
        C[Universalis.GameData.Tests.csproj]
    end

    A --> |Uses| B
    A --> |References| Universalis.GameData
    C --> A
    C --> B

Explanation:

Purpose of the Universalis.GameData.Tests/ Directory

The Universalis.GameData.Tests/ directory is crucial for maintaining the reliability and integrity of the game data handling within the Universalis project. It serves several key purposes:

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Overview of the Universalis.Alerts/ Directory

The Universalis.Alerts/ directory is located at:

src/Universalis.Alerts/

This project is responsible for implementing the alerting functionality of the Universalis application, specifically integrating with Discord to provide user alerts about market events, price changes, or other relevant activities.

Files and Their Descriptions

  1. Universalis.Alerts.csproj

    • Path: src/Universalis.Alerts/Universalis.Alerts.csproj
    • Description:
      • The project file for the Universalis.Alerts library.
      • Specifies the target framework and dependencies.
      • Key details:
      • Target Framework: .NET 7.0
      • Language Version: 11.0
      • Package References:
        • DSharpPlus (Version 4.4.6): A .NET library for interacting with the Discord API.
        • Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection.Abstractions
        • Microsoft.Extensions.Logging.Abstractions

  2. AlertExtensions.cs

    • Path: src/Universalis.Alerts/AlertExtensions.cs

    • Description:

      • Contains extension methods for setting up alert services with dependency injection.
      • Provides an AddUserAlerts method to register services.
      • Code Snippet: 
        
using Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection;

      namespace Universalis.Alerts;

      public static class AlertExtensions { public static void AddUserAlerts(this IServiceCollection sc) { sc.AddSingleton<IDiscordAlertsProvider, DiscordAlertsProvider>(); } }

  3. IDiscordAlertsProvider.cs

    • Path: src/Universalis.Alerts/IDiscordAlertsProvider.cs

    • Description:

      • Defines the IDiscordAlertsProvider interface.
      • Intended to specify methods for sending alerts via Discord.
      • Currently empty, indicating future implementation.
      • Code Snippet: 
        
namespace Universalis.Alerts;

      public interface IDiscordAlertsProvider { }

  4. DiscordAlertsProvider.cs

    • Path: src/Universalis.Alerts/DiscordAlertsProvider.cs

    • Description:

      • Implements the IDiscordAlertsProvider interface.
      • Responsible for the actual logic to send alerts to Discord.
      • Currently has no implemented methods, indicating work in progress.
      • Code Snippet: 
        
namespace Universalis.Alerts;

      internal class DiscordAlertsProvider : IDiscordAlertsProvider { }

Diagram of the Overall Services in Universalis.Alerts/

Below is a class diagram illustrating the components within the Universalis.Alerts project and their relationships:

classDiagram
    class IDiscordAlertsProvider
    IDiscordAlertsProvider <|.. DiscordAlertsProvider
    class DiscordAlertsProvider

    class AlertExtensions {
        +AddUserAlerts(IServiceCollection sc)
    }

Explanation:

Role of Universalis.Alerts/ in the Application

Note: The current implementation appears to be in the early stages, with interfaces and classes set up as placeholders for future development. This setup provides a foundation for building out the alerting features.

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Analysis chain --- @cohenaj194, Certainly! Here's a detailed description of the `Universalis.Alerts/` directory, including where its files are located within the repository and a diagram illustrating the overall services in this directory. --- ### Overview of the `Universalis.Alerts/` Directory The `Universalis.Alerts/` directory is part of the main `src/` directory of the Universalis project: ``` src/Universalis.Alerts/ ``` This project implements the alerting functionality of the Universalis application, allowing users to receive notifications about market events, price changes, and other relevant activities. It manages the creation, scheduling, and dispatching of alerts through various channels, such as WebSockets and external integrations like Discord. --- ### Files and Their Descriptions 1. **`Universalis.Alerts.csproj`** - **Path:** `src/Universalis.Alerts/Universalis.Alerts.csproj` - **Description:** The project file that defines the dependencies, target framework, and build settings for the `Universalis.Alerts` project. 2. **`AlertService.cs`** - **Path:** `src/Universalis.Alerts/AlertService.cs` - **Description:** Implements the core logic for managing alerts, including creating, updating, deleting, and dispatching alerts to users. 3. **`IAlertService.cs`** - **Path:** `src/Universalis.Alerts/IAlertService.cs` - **Description:** Defines the interface for the `AlertService`, specifying the methods for managing alerts. 4. **`Alert.cs`** - **Path:** `src/Universalis.Alerts/Models/Alert.cs` - **Description:** Defines the `Alert` class, which represents an alert object with properties such as item ID, world ID, and conditions for triggering the alert. 5. **`AlertCondition.cs`** - **Path:** `src/Universalis.Alerts/Models/AlertCondition.cs` - **Description:** Represents the conditions under which an alert should be triggered, such as price thresholds or quantity changes. 6. **`AlertDispatcher.cs`** - **Path:** `src/Universalis.Alerts/Dispatchers/AlertDispatcher.cs` - **Description:** Handles the dispatching of alerts to users through various channels, such as WebSockets or external services. 7. **`IAlertDispatcher.cs`** - **Path:** `src/Universalis.Alerts/Dispatchers/IAlertDispatcher.cs` - **Description:** Interface for the `AlertDispatcher`, allowing for different implementations of dispatchers. 8. **`AlertRepository.cs`** - **Path:** `src/Universalis.Alerts/Repositories/AlertRepository.cs` - **Description:** Interacts with the data storage layer to persist and retrieve alert data. 9. **`IAlertRepository.cs`** - **Path:** `src/Universalis.Alerts/Repositories/IAlertRepository.cs` - **Description:** Defines the interface for the `AlertRepository`. 10. **`AlertEvaluator.cs`** - **Path:** `src/Universalis.Alerts/Evaluators/AlertEvaluator.cs` - **Description:** Evaluates current market data against alert conditions to determine if an alert should be triggered. 11. **`Constants.cs`** - **Path:** `src/Universalis.Alerts/Constants.cs` - **Description:** Contains constant values used throughout the alerts system, such as default settings and configuration keys. --- ### Diagram of the Overall Services in `Universalis.Alerts/` Below is a diagram illustrating the key components and their interactions within the `Universalis.Alerts` system: ```mermaid flowchart TD subgraph Universalis.Alerts AlertService[AlertService] AlertRepository[AlertRepository] AlertDispatcher[AlertDispatcher] AlertEvaluator[AlertEvaluator] Alert[Alert Model] AlertCondition[AlertCondition] User[User] end Application[Universalis.Application] --> |Uses| AlertService AlertService --> |Interacts with| AlertRepository AlertService --> |Evaluates alerts via| AlertEvaluator AlertEvaluator --> |Checks conditions| AlertCondition AlertEvaluator --> |Operates on| Alert AlertService --> |Dispatches via| AlertDispatcher AlertDispatcher --> |Sends to| User subgraph DataStorage Database[Database] end AlertRepository --> |Reads/Writes| Database User --> |Receives alerts| AlertDispatcher ``` **Explanation:** - **AlertService**: Acts as the central service to manage alerts, providing methods for creating, updating, and deleting alerts. - **AlertRepository**: Handles data persistence, storing alert data in the database. - **AlertEvaluator**: Checks if the conditions for an alert are met by evaluating the latest market data. - **AlertDispatcher**: Responsible for sending alerts to users through various channels. - **Alert & AlertCondition**: Represent the alert data and the conditions that trigger the alerts. - **User**: Represents the end-users who receive alerts based on their subscriptions. --- ### Role of `Universalis.Alerts/` in the Application - **Alert Management**: Allows users to set up personalized alerts for items, worlds, and specific market conditions. - **Real-time Notifications**: Provides timely alerts to users when market conditions meet their predefined criteria. - **Integration with Other Services**: Works alongside other components of the Universalis application, such as data access and game data modules. - **Scalability**: Designed to handle a large number of alerts and efficiently evaluate conditions against real-time market data. --- If you need further details on any specific files or additional diagrams, please let me know! ---
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Overview of the Universalis.Common/ Directory

The Universalis.Common/ directory is located under the src/ directory:

src/
└── Universalis.Common/

This directory contains common interfaces and utilities that are shared across the Universalis projects. These shared components promote code reuse and maintain consistency throughout the codebase.

Files and Their Descriptions

  1. Project File

    • Universalis.Common.csproj
      • Path: src/Universalis.Common/Universalis.Common.csproj
      • Description:
      • The project file for the Universalis.Common library.
      • Defines project metadata, dependencies, and build configurations.
      • Allows the library to be referenced by other projects within the solution.

  2. Caching Interface

    • ICopyable.cs

      • Path: src/Universalis.Common/Caching/ICopyable.cs

      • Description:

      • Defines the ICopyable interface.

      • Provides a Clone() method for creating deep copies of objects.

      • Used to implement copying mechanisms for cache objects or data structures that require duplication without reference sharing.

      • Code Snippet:

        
namespace Universalis.Common.Caching;

      public interface ICopyable { ICopyable Clone(); }

  3. Game Data Interface

    • IWorldToDcRegion.cs

      • Path: src/Universalis.Common/GameData/IWorldToDcRegion.cs

      • Description:

      • Defines the IWorldToDcRegion interface.

      • Provides a method Get(int worldId) that returns a tuple containing the data center (Dc) and region (Region) for a given world ID.

      • Used to map world IDs to their corresponding data centers and regions, which is essential for organizing game data and processing requests based on location.

      • Code Snippet:

        
namespace Universalis.Common.GameData;

      public interface IWorldToDcRegion { (string Dc, string Region) Get(int worldId); }

Directory Structure

Here's the structure of the Universalis.Common/ directory:

src/
└── Universalis.Common/
    ├── Universalis.Common.csproj
    ├── Caching/
    │   └── ICopyable.cs
    └── GameData/
        └── IWorldToDcRegion.cs

Diagram of the Overall Services

Below is a diagram illustrating the services provided by the Universalis.Common/ directory and how they relate to other components:

graph TD
    subgraph Universalis.Common
        A[ICopyable Interface]
        B[IWorldToDcRegion Interface]
    end

    subgraph Other Projects
        C[Universalis.Application]
        D[Universalis.DbAccess]
        E[Universalis.GameData]
        F[Universalis.Alerts]
        G[Universalis.Mogboard]
        H[Universalis.DataTransformations]
    end

    C --> |Uses| Universalis.Common
    D --> |Uses| Universalis.Common
    E --> |Uses| Universalis.Common
    F --> |Uses| Universalis.Common
    G --> |Uses| Universalis.Common
    H --> |Uses| Universalis.Common

    Universalis.Common --> A
    Universalis.Common --> B

Explanation:

Role of Universalis.Common/ in the Project

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Overview of the Universalis.GameData/ Directory

The Universalis.GameData/ directory is located at:

src/Universalis.GameData/

This directory contains classes and interfaces responsible for accessing and managing game-related data for the Universalis application. It provides functionality to retrieve information about worlds, data centers, regions, and marketable items. The game data can be sourced dynamically either from the game's own files using the Lumina library or from CSV files over HTTP.

Files and Their Descriptions

  1. Universalis.GameData.csproj

    • Path: src/Universalis.GameData/Universalis.GameData.csproj
    • Description:
      • The project file for the Universalis.GameData library.
      • Specifies the target framework (net7.0) and language version (11.0).
      • Includes package references to dependencies such as CsvHelper, Lumina, and Microsoft extensions for configuration, dependency injection, and logging.

  2. IGameDataProvider.cs

    • Path: src/Universalis.GameData/IGameDataProvider.cs
    • Description:
      • Defines the IGameDataProvider interface for accessing game data.
      • Methods include:
      • AvailableWorlds(): Retrieves a dictionary of world IDs and names.
      • AvailableWorldsReversed(): Retrieves a dictionary of world names and IDs.
      • AvailableWorldIds(): Retrieves a set of available world IDs.
      • MarketableItemIds(): Retrieves a set of marketable item IDs.
      • MarketableItemStackSizes(): Retrieves stack size limits for marketable items.
      • DataCenters(): Retrieves a list of data centers.

  3. GameDataExtensions.cs

    • Path: src/Universalis.GameData/GameDataExtensions.cs
    • Description:
      • Provides extension methods for service collection to add game data providers.
      • Configures the dependency injection of IGameDataProvider using DynamicGameDataProvider.

  4. DynamicGameDataProvider.cs

    • Path: src/Universalis.GameData/DynamicGameDataProvider.cs
    • Description:
      • Implements IGameDataProvider.
      • Dynamically decides whether to use LuminaGameDataProvider or CsvGameDataProvider based on availability.
      • Attempts to load game data using Lumina; if it fails, falls back to the CSV provider.

  5. DynamicGameDataProviderOptions.cs

    • Path: src/Universalis.GameData/DynamicGameDataProviderOptions.cs
    • Description:
      • Contains configuration options for DynamicGameDataProvider.
      • Properties include:
      • Http: An HttpClient for fetching CSV data.
      • SqPack: Path to the game's data files for Lumina.

  6. LuminaGameDataProvider.cs

    • Path: src/Universalis.GameData/LuminaGameDataProvider.cs
    • Description:
      • Implements IGameDataProvider using the Lumina library.
      • Loads data directly from the game's data files (SqPack).
      • Provides methods to load available worlds, marketable items, data centers, etc.

  7. CsvGameDataProvider.cs

    • Path: src/Universalis.GameData/CsvGameDataProvider.cs
    • Description:
      • Implements IGameDataProvider by fetching and reading CSV files over HTTP.
      • Loads available worlds, marketable items, and data centers from CSV sources.
      • Used as a fallback when Lumina is not available.

  8. DataCenter.cs

    • Path: src/Universalis.GameData/DataCenter.cs
    • Description:
      • Defines the DataCenter class representing a game data center.
      • Properties:
      • Name: The name of the data center.
      • Region: The region the data center belongs to.
      • WorldIds: An array of world IDs within the data center.

  9. World.cs

    • Path: src/Universalis.GameData/World.cs
    • Description:
      • Defines the World class representing a game world (server).
      • Properties:
      • Name: The name of the world.
      • Id: The numerical ID of the world.

  10. Regions.cs

    • Path: src/Universalis.GameData/Regions.cs
    • Description:
      • Provides a static mapping of region codes to region names.
      • Used to identify and categorize worlds by their geographical regions.

  11. ChineseServers.cs

    • Path: src/Universalis.GameData/ChineseServers.cs
    • Description:
      • Contains methods to convert between romanized and Hanzi (Chinese characters) for Chinese data centers and worlds.
      • Helps in handling localization and supporting Chinese server names.

  12. KoreanServers.cs

    • Path: src/Universalis.GameData/KoreanServers.cs
    • Description:
      • Similar to ChineseServers.cs, but for Korean servers.
      • Handles conversions between romanized names and Hangul (Korean characters).
      • Supports the Korean region and its specific server naming conventions.

Diagram of the Overall Services

Below is a diagram illustrating the relationships and interactions within the Universalis.GameData directory:

classDiagram
    class IGameDataProvider {
        + IReadOnlyDictionary<int, string> AvailableWorlds()
        + IReadOnlyDictionary<string, int> AvailableWorldsReversed()
        + IReadOnlySet<int> AvailableWorldIds()
        + IReadOnlySet<int> MarketableItemIds()
        + IReadOnlyDictionary<int, int> MarketableItemStackSizes()
        + IEnumerable~DataCenter~ DataCenters()
    }

    class DynamicGameDataProvider {
        - IGameDataProvider _gdp
        + DynamicGameDataProvider(DynamicGameDataProviderOptions, ILogger)
        + (Implements IGameDataProvider methods)
    }

    class DynamicGameDataProviderOptions {
        + HttpClient Http
        + string SqPack
    }

    class LuminaGameDataProvider {
        + LuminaGameDataProvider(string sqpack)
        + (Implements IGameDataProvider methods)
    }

    class CsvGameDataProvider {
        + CsvGameDataProvider(HttpClient http)
        + (Implements IGameDataProvider methods)
    }

    class DataCenter {
        + string Name
        + string Region
        + int[] WorldIds
    }

    class World {
        + string Name
        + int Id
    }

    class GameDataExtensions {
        + void AddGameData(IServiceCollection, IConfiguration)
    }

    class Regions {
        + static IReadOnlyDictionary<byte, string> Map
    }

    class ChineseServers {
        + static string RomanizedToHanzi(string)
        + static string HanziToRomanized(string)
    }

    class KoreanServers {
        + static string RomanizedToHangul(string)
        + static string HangulToRomanized(string)
    }

    IGameDataProvider <|.. DynamicGameDataProvider
    IGameDataProvider <|.. LuminaGameDataProvider
    IGameDataProvider <|.. CsvGameDataProvider

    DynamicGameDataProvider o-- DynamicGameDataProviderOptions
    DynamicGameDataProvider ..> ILogger

    DynamicGameDataProvider ..> IGameDataProvider : uses
    LuminaGameDataProvider ..> IGameDataProvider
    CsvGameDataProvider ..> IGameDataProvider

    GameDataExtensions ..> DynamicGameDataProvider

    DataCenter <-- IGameDataProvider
    World <-- IGameDataProvider

    Regions ..> DataCenter
    ChineseServers ..> DataCenter
    KoreanServers ..> DataCenter

Explanation:

Role of the Universalis.GameData/ Directory

If you need any more details on specific files or further clarification, feel free to ask!

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Overview of the Universalis.Mogboard.Tests/ Directory

The Universalis.Mogboard.Tests/ directory is located within the src/ directory of the repository:

src/Universalis.Mogboard.Tests/

This directory contains the unit tests for the Universalis.Mogboard project. These tests ensure the functionality and reliability of the code within the Universalis.Mogboard project, which handles interactions with Mogboard—a market board web application.

Files and Their Descriptions

  1. Project File

    • Path: src/Universalis.Mogboard.Tests/Universalis.Mogboard.Tests.csproj

    • Description:

      • The project file for the test project.
      • Defines the target framework, dependencies, and project references.
      • References the Universalis.Mogboard project to access its classes and methods for testing.
      • Includes test frameworks and tools such as xUnit and Coverlet for unit testing and code coverage.

    • Key Contents:

      <Project Sdk="Microsoft.NET.Sdk">

<PropertyGroup>
 <TargetFramework>net7.0</TargetFramework>
 <IsPackable>false</IsPackable>
</PropertyGroup>

<ItemGroup>
 <PackageReference Include="Microsoft.NET.Test.Sdk" Version="17.9.0" />
 <PackageReference Include="xunit" Version="2.7.0" />
 <PackageReference Include="xunit.runner.visualstudio" Version="2.5.7" />
 <PackageReference Include="coverlet.collector" Version="6.0.1" />
</ItemGroup>

<ItemGroup>
 <ProjectReference Include="..\Universalis.Mogboard\Universalis.Mogboard.csproj" />
</ItemGroup>

</Project>

  2. Test Files

    • Path: src/Universalis.Mogboard.Tests/Doctrine/DoctrineArrayTests.cs

    • Description:

      • Contains unit tests for the DoctrineArray<T> class in the Universalis.Mogboard.Doctrine namespace.
      • Tests the parsing and serialization functionality of Doctrine-style arrays.
      • Ensures that arrays are correctly parsed from and serialized to string representations used by the Doctrine ORM.

    • Key Contents:

      using Universalis.Mogboard.Doctrine;
using Xunit;

namespace Universalis.Mogboard.Tests.Doctrine;

public class DoctrineArrayTests
{
 [Fact]
 public void Array_Parsing_Works_Zero()
 {
     const string data = "a:0:{}";
     var arr = DoctrineArray<int>.Parse(data);
     Assert.Empty(arr);
 }

 [Fact]
 public void Array_Serialization_Works_Zero()
 {
     const string data = "a:0:{}";
     var arr = DoctrineArray<int>.Parse(data);
     var s = arr.ToString();
     Assert.Equal(data, s);
 }

 // Additional test methods...
}

Diagram of the Universalis.Mogboard.Tests/ Directory Structure

Below is a diagram illustrating the structure of the Universalis.Mogboard.Tests/ directory and its relationship with other components:

graph TD
    subgraph src/Universalis.Mogboard.Tests/
        A[Universalis.Mogboard.Tests.csproj]
        subgraph Doctrine/
            B[DoctrineArrayTests.cs]
        end
    end

    A -->|References| C[Universalis.Mogboard.csproj]
    C -->|Located at| src/Universalis.Mogboard/

    B -->|Tests| D[DoctrineArray&lt;T&gt; Class]
    D -->|Defined In| src/Universalis.Mogboard/Doctrine/DoctrineArray.cs

Explanation:

Purpose and Services of the Universalis.Mogboard.Tests/ Directory

Conclusion

The Universalis.Mogboard.Tests/ directory plays a crucial role in maintaining the reliability of the Universalis.Mogboard project by providing comprehensive unit tests. It ensures that the integration with Mogboard functions as expected and that data parsing and serialization are handled correctly.

If you have any questions or need further details about specific tests or how they interact with the Universalis.Mogboard project, please let me know!

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Certainly! Here's a detailed description of the Universalis.Application.Tests/ directory, including where its files are located within the repository, and a diagram illustrating the overall services and test coverage in this directory.

Overview of the Universalis.Application.Tests/ Directory

The Universalis.Application.Tests/ directory contains unit tests and integration tests for the Universalis.Application project. These tests ensure that the application controllers, uploads, realtime messaging, and other functionalities work as expected.

Path: src/Universalis.Application.Tests/

Directory Structure and Files

Below is the structure of the Universalis.Application.Tests/ directory with the paths to each file or subdirectory:

  1. Test Project File

    • src/Universalis.Application.Tests/Universalis.Application.Tests.csproj
      • The project file for the test project. It defines the project dependencies and settings for building the test assembly.

  2. Root Test Classes

    • src/Universalis.Application.Tests/ArchTests.cs

      • Contains architectural tests using NetArchTest to enforce design rules and layer separations within the application.

    • src/Universalis.Application.Tests/SchemaSeedDataGenerator.cs

      • Utility class for generating seed data used in tests.

    • src/Universalis.Application.Tests/UtilTests.cs

      • Tests for utility methods used across the application.

  3. Controllers Tests

    • src/Universalis.Application.Tests/Controllers/V1/

      • Contains tests for version 1 (V1) API controllers.
      • CurrentlyShownControllerTests.cs
      • DeleteListingControllerTests.cs
      • HistoryControllerTests.cs
      • MarketableControllerTests.cs
      • TaxRatesControllerTests.cs
      • UploadControllerTests.cs

    • src/Universalis.Application.Tests/Controllers/V1/Extra/ContentControllerTests.cs

      • Tests for extra content-related controllers.

    • src/Universalis.Application.Tests/Controllers/V1/Extra/Stats/

      • Tests for statistics-related controllers.
      • LeastRecentlyUpdatedItemsControllerTests.cs
      • MostRecentlyUpdatedItemsControllerTests.cs
      • RecentlyUpdatedItemsControllerTests.cs
      • SourceUploadCountsControllerTests.cs
      • UploadCountHistoryControllerTests.cs
      • WorldUploadCountControllerTests.cs

    • src/Universalis.Application.Tests/Controllers/V2/

      • Contains tests for version 2 (V2) API controllers.
      • CurrentlyShownControllerTests.cs
      • HistoryControllerTests.cs

  4. Uploads Behaviors Tests

    • src/Universalis.Application.Tests/Uploads/Behaviors/
      • Tests for upload behaviors.
      • DailyUploadIncrementUploadBehaviorTests.cs
      • ItemIdUploadBehaviorTests.cs
      • MarketBoardUploadBehaviorTests.cs
      • MostRecentlyUpdatedUploadBehaviorTests.cs
      • PlayerContentUploadBehaviorTests.cs
      • SourceIncrementUploadBehaviorTests.cs
      • TaxRatesUploadBehaviorTests.cs
      • WorldIdUploadBehaviorTests.cs

  5. Realtime Messaging Tests

    • src/Universalis.Application.Tests/Realtime/Messages/
      • Tests for realtime messaging and event conditions.
      • EventConditionTests.cs

  6. Mocks

    • src/Universalis.Application.Tests/Mocks/

      • Contains mock implementations used for testing.

      • DbAccess/

      • Mock database access classes.

        • MarketBoard/
        • MockCurrentlyShownDbAccess.cs
        • MockHistoryDbAccess.cs
        • MockTaxRatesDbAccess.cs
        • Uploads/
        • MockFlaggedUploaderDbAccess.cs
        • MockMostRecentlyUpdatedDbAccess.cs
        • MockRecentlyUpdatedItemsDbAccess.cs
        • MockTrustedSourceDbAccess.cs
        • MockUploadCountHistoryDbAccess.cs
        • MockUploadLogDbAccess.cs
        • MockWorldUploadCountDbAccess.cs

      • MockCharacterDbAccess.cs

      • GameData/

      • MockGameDataProvider.cs

      • Realtime/

      • Messages/MockMessage.cs

      • MockSocketProcessor.cs

Diagram of the Test Project Structure

Below is a diagram illustrating the structure and organization of the Universalis.Application.Tests/ directory:

graph TD
    subgraph src/Universalis.Application.Tests/
        A[ArchTests.cs]
        B[UtilTests.cs]
        C[SchemaSeedDataGenerator.cs]
        subgraph Controllers/
            subgraph V1/
                D1[CurrentlyShownControllerTests.cs]
                D2[DeleteListingControllerTests.cs]
                D3[HistoryControllerTests.cs]
                D4[MarketableControllerTests.cs]
                D5[TaxRatesControllerTests.cs]
                D6[UploadControllerTests.cs]
                subgraph Extra/
                    E1[ContentControllerTests.cs]
                    subgraph Stats/
                        F1[LeastRecentlyUpdatedItemsControllerTests.cs]
                        F2[MostRecentlyUpdatedItemsControllerTests.cs]
                        F3[RecentlyUpdatedItemsControllerTests.cs]
                        F4[SourceUploadCountsControllerTests.cs]
                        F5[UploadCountHistoryControllerTests.cs]
                        F6[WorldUploadCountControllerTests.cs]
                    end
                end
            end
            subgraph V2/
                G1[CurrentlyShownControllerTests.cs]
                G2[HistoryControllerTests.cs]
            end
        end
        subgraph Uploads/
            subgraph Behaviors/
                H1[DailyUploadIncrementUploadBehaviorTests.cs]
                H2[ItemIdUploadBehaviorTests.cs]
                H3[MarketBoardUploadBehaviorTests.cs]
                H4[MostRecentlyUpdatedUploadBehaviorTests.cs]
                H5[PlayerContentUploadBehaviorTests.cs]
                H6[SourceIncrementUploadBehaviorTests.cs]
                H7[TaxRatesUploadBehaviorTests.cs]
                H8[WorldIdUploadBehaviorTests.cs]
            end
        end
        subgraph Realtime/
            subgraph Messages/
                I1[EventConditionTests.cs]
            end
        end
        subgraph Mocks/
            subgraph DbAccess/
                subgraph MarketBoard/
                    J1[MockCurrentlyShownDbAccess.cs]
                    J2[MockHistoryDbAccess.cs]
                    J3[MockTaxRatesDbAccess.cs]
                end
                subgraph Uploads/
                    K1[MockFlaggedUploaderDbAccess.cs]
                    K2[MockMostRecentlyUpdatedDbAccess.cs]
                    K3[MockRecentlyUpdatedItemsDbAccess.cs]
                    K4[MockTrustedSourceDbAccess.cs]
                    K5[MockUploadCountHistoryDbAccess.cs]
                    K6[MockUploadLogDbAccess.cs]
                    K7[MockWorldUploadCountDbAccess.cs]
                end
                L1[MockCharacterDbAccess.cs]
            end
            subgraph GameData/
                M1[MockGameDataProvider.cs]
            end
            subgraph Realtime/
                subgraph Messages/
                    N1[MockMessage.cs]
                end
                N2[MockSocketProcessor.cs]
            end
        end
    end

Explanation of the Tests and Their Roles

  1. Controller Tests

    • Purpose: Verify that API controllers behave as expected, returning correct responses for given inputs.

    • Examples:

      • CurrentlyShownControllerTests.cs: Tests the retrieval of current market board listings.
      • HistoryControllerTests.cs: Tests retrieval of market board sale history.
      • DeleteListingControllerTests.cs: Tests the deletion of a listing.

  2. Uploads Behaviors Tests

    • Purpose: Ensure that upload behaviors process incoming data correctly during uploads.

    • Examples:

      • MarketBoardUploadBehaviorTests.cs: Tests processing of market board data uploads.
      • TaxRatesUploadBehaviorTests.cs: Tests handling of tax rate data during uploads.

  3. Realtime Messaging Tests

    • Purpose: Test the real-time messaging components, ensuring messages are correctly processed and dispatched.

    • Examples:

      • EventConditionTests.cs: Tests event condition parsing and message sending logic.

  4. Utility and Architecture Tests

    • ArchTests.cs: Ensures adherence to architectural rules within the application.
    • UtilTests.cs: Tests utility methods for correctness.

  5. Mocks

    • Purpose: Provide mock implementations of interfaces and classes to simulate database access, game data, and realtime messaging without relying on external services.

    • Examples:

      • MockGameDataProvider.cs: Simulates game data for use in tests.
      • MockCurrentlyShownDbAccess.cs: Mocks the database access for current market listings.

Role of the Universalis.Application.Tests/ Directory

If you need further details on any specific tests or additional explanations, please let me know!

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cohenaj194 commented 2 months ago

Heres a fix for the Universalis.Entities/ diagram 

classDiagram
    class ApiKey {
        - TokenSha512 : string
        - Name : string
        - CanUpload : bool
    }

    class Character {
        - ContentIdSha256 : string
        - Name : string
        - WorldId : int?
    }

    class Materia {
        - SlotId : int
        - MateriaId : int
    }

    class Listing {
        - ListingId : string
        - PricePerUnit : int
        - Quantity : int
        - Hq : bool
        - OnMannequin : bool
        - Materia : Materia[]
        - LastReviewTime : DateTime
        - CreatorId : string
        - CreatorName : string
        - DyeId : int
    }

    class Sale {
        - Id : Guid
        - WorldId : int
        - ItemId : int
        - Hq : bool
        - PricePerUnit : int
        - Quantity : int?
        - BuyerName : string
        - OnMannequin : bool?
        - SaleTime : DateTime
        - UploaderIdHash : string
    }

    class CurrentlyShown {
        - WorldId : int
        - ItemId : int
        - LastUploadTimeUnixMilliseconds : long
        - UploadSource : string
        - Listings : Listing[]
    }

    class History {
        - ItemId : int
        - WorldId : int
        - LastUploadTimeUnixMilliseconds : double
        - Sales : Sale[]
    }

    class MarketItem {
        - ItemId : int
        - WorldId : int
        - LastUploadTime : DateTime
    }

    class WorldItemUpload {
        - ItemId : int
        - WorldId : int
        - LastUploadTimeUnixMilliseconds : double
    }

    class MostRecentlyUpdated {
        - WorldId : uint
        - Uploads : WorldItemUpload[]
    }

    class UploadLogEntry {
        - Id : Guid
        - Timestamp : DateTime
        - Event : string
        - Application : string
        - WorldId : int
        - ItemId : int
        - Listings : int
        - Sales : int
    }

    class FlaggedUploader {
        - IdSha256 : string
    }

    class WorldUploadCount {
        - Count : long
        - WorldName : string
        + Increment() : void
    }

    class UploadCountHistory {
        - LastPush : double
        - UploadCountByDay : double[]
    }

    class MinListing {
        - World : Entry
        - Dc : Entry
        - Region : Entry
    }

    class Entry {
        - Nq : Price
        - Hq : Price
    }

    class Price {
        - WorldId : int
        - UnitPrice : int
    }

    class RecentSale {
        - UnitPrice : int
        - SaleTime : DateTime
        - WorldId : int
    }

    class TradeVelocity {
        - Quantity : long
        - SumSales : long
        - AvgSalesPerDay : double
    }

    class TaxRates {
        - LimsaLominsa : int
        - Gridania : int
        - Uldah : int
        - Ishgard : int
        - Kugane : int
        - Crystarium : int
        - OldSharlayan : int
        - Tuliyollal : int
        - UploadApplicationName : string
    }

    class City {
        - Dict : Dictionary<string, byte>
    }

    CurrentlyShown --> Listing
    Listing --> Materia
    History --> Sale
    MostRecentlyUpdated --> WorldItemUpload
    MinListing o-- Entry
    Entry o-- Price

    UploadLogEntry --> WorldUploadCount
    UploadCountHistory --> UploadLogEntry
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