damongolding / immich-kiosk

Immich Kiosk is a lightweight slideshow for running on kiosk devices and browsers that uses Immich as a data source.
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implemented friendly redirects #190

Closed damongolding closed 3 days ago

damongolding commented 3 days ago

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce a new feature for handling URL redirects in the Immich Kiosk project. A section titled "Redirects" is added to the README.md, detailing the configuration and examples of redirects. The KioskSettings structure in config/config.go is updated to include a new Redirect type, along with fields for managing redirects. A new route handler is added in main.go to process redirect requests, and a new file, routes/routes_redirect.go, is created to define the logic for handling these redirects using the Echo framework.

Changes

File Change Summary
README.md Added new section "Redirects" with subsections "How they Work", "Configuration", and "Examples".
config/config.go Introduced new type Redirect, added fields Redirects (slice) and RedirectsMap (map) to KioskSettings, and updated Load method to process redirects.
main.go Added a new GET route /:redirect linked to routes.Redirect(baseConfig).
routes/routes_redirect.go Created new file defining RedirectPath struct and Redirect function to handle URL redirections.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Kiosk
    participant RedirectHandler

    User->>Kiosk: GET /:redirect
    Kiosk->>RedirectHandler: Process redirect
    RedirectHandler->>RedirectHandler: Bind parameters
    RedirectHandler->>RedirectHandler: Check RedirectsMap
    alt Redirect found
        RedirectHandler-->>User: HTTP 307 to URL
    else Redirect not found
        RedirectHandler-->>User: HTTP 307 to /
    end

🐇 "In the Kiosk, paths now are neat,
Redirects make access a treat.
With a hop and a skip,
Users now zip,
To URLs short, oh so sweet!"
🌟


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