Libation/Source/ApplicationServices/LibraryCommands.cs
Robert McRackan c3871d3bca * Bug fix: grid doesn't update correctly if all books are removed
* Beginning (incomplete) new menu for batch actions on visible books
2022-05-11 10:13:07 -04:00

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C#

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using AudibleApi;
using AudibleUtilities;
using DataLayer;
using Dinah.Core;
using DtoImporterService;
using LibationFileManager;
using Serilog;
using static DtoImporterService.PerfLogger;
namespace ApplicationServices
{
public static class LibraryCommands
{
public static event EventHandler<int> ScanBegin;
public static event EventHandler ScanEnd;
public static bool Scanning { get; private set; }
private static object _lock { get; } = new();
static LibraryCommands()
{
ScanBegin += (_, __) => Scanning = true;
ScanEnd += (_, __) => Scanning = false;
}
public static async Task<List<LibraryBook>> FindInactiveBooks(Func<Account, Task<ApiExtended>> apiExtendedfunc, List<LibraryBook> existingLibrary, params Account[] accounts)
{
logRestart();
//These are the minimum response groups required for the
//library scanner to pass all validation and filtering.
var libraryOptions = new LibraryOptions
{
ResponseGroups
= LibraryOptions.ResponseGroupOptions.ProductAttrs
| LibraryOptions.ResponseGroupOptions.ProductDesc
| LibraryOptions.ResponseGroupOptions.Relationships
};
if (accounts is null || accounts.Length == 0)
return new List<LibraryBook>();
try
{
logTime($"pre {nameof(scanAccountsAsync)} all");
var libraryItems = await scanAccountsAsync(apiExtendedfunc, accounts, libraryOptions);
logTime($"post {nameof(scanAccountsAsync)} all");
var totalCount = libraryItems.Count;
Log.Logger.Information($"GetAllLibraryItems: Total count {totalCount}");
var missingBookList = existingLibrary.Where(b => !libraryItems.Any(i => i.DtoItem.Asin == b.Book.AudibleProductId)).ToList();
return missingBookList;
}
catch (AudibleApi.Authentication.LoginFailedException lfEx)
{
lfEx.SaveFiles(Configuration.Instance.LibationFiles);
// nuget Serilog.Exceptions would automatically log custom properties
// However, it comes with a scary warning when used with EntityFrameworkCore which I'm not yet ready to implement:
// https://github.com/RehanSaeed/Serilog.Exceptions
// work-around: use 3rd param. don't just put exception object in 3rd param -- info overload: stack trace, etc
Log.Logger.Error(lfEx, "Error scanning library. Login failed. {@DebugInfo}", new
{
lfEx.RequestUrl,
ResponseStatusCodeNumber = (int)lfEx.ResponseStatusCode,
ResponseStatusCodeDesc = lfEx.ResponseStatusCode,
lfEx.ResponseInputFields,
lfEx.ResponseBodyFilePaths
});
throw;
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
Log.Logger.Error(ex, "Error scanning library");
throw;
}
finally
{
stop();
var putBreakPointHere = logOutput;
}
}
#region FULL LIBRARY scan and import
public static async Task<(int totalCount, int newCount)> ImportAccountAsync(Func<Account, Task<ApiExtended>> apiExtendedfunc, params Account[] accounts)
{
logRestart();
if (accounts is null || accounts.Length == 0)
return (0, 0);
try
{
lock (_lock)
{
if (Scanning)
return (0, 0);
ScanBegin?.Invoke(null, accounts.Length);
}
logTime($"pre {nameof(scanAccountsAsync)} all");
var libraryOptions = new LibraryOptions
{
ResponseGroups = LibraryOptions.ResponseGroupOptions.ALL_OPTIONS,
ImageSizes = LibraryOptions.ImageSizeOptions._500 | LibraryOptions.ImageSizeOptions._1215
};
var importItems = await scanAccountsAsync(apiExtendedfunc, accounts, libraryOptions);
logTime($"post {nameof(scanAccountsAsync)} all");
var totalCount = importItems.Count;
Log.Logger.Information($"GetAllLibraryItems: Total count {totalCount}");
if (totalCount == 0)
return default;
Log.Logger.Information("Begin long-running import");
logTime($"pre {nameof(importIntoDbAsync)}");
var newCount = await importIntoDbAsync(importItems);
logTime($"post {nameof(importIntoDbAsync)}");
Log.Logger.Information($"Import complete. New count {newCount}");
return (totalCount, newCount);
}
catch (AudibleApi.Authentication.LoginFailedException lfEx)
{
lfEx.SaveFiles(Configuration.Instance.LibationFiles);
// nuget Serilog.Exceptions would automatically log custom properties
// However, it comes with a scary warning when used with EntityFrameworkCore which I'm not yet ready to implement:
// https://github.com/RehanSaeed/Serilog.Exceptions
// work-around: use 3rd param. don't just put exception object in 3rd param -- info overload: stack trace, etc
Log.Logger.Error(lfEx, "Error importing library. Login failed. {@DebugInfo}", new
{
lfEx.RequestUrl,
ResponseStatusCodeNumber = (int)lfEx.ResponseStatusCode,
ResponseStatusCodeDesc = lfEx.ResponseStatusCode,
lfEx.ResponseInputFields,
lfEx.ResponseBodyFilePaths
});
throw;
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
Log.Logger.Error(ex, "Error importing library");
throw;
}
finally
{
stop();
var putBreakPointHere = logOutput;
ScanEnd?.Invoke(null, null);
}
}
private static async Task<List<ImportItem>> scanAccountsAsync(Func<Account, Task<ApiExtended>> apiExtendedfunc, Account[] accounts, LibraryOptions libraryOptions)
{
var tasks = new List<Task<List<ImportItem>>>();
foreach (var account in accounts)
{
// get APIs in serial b/c of logins. do NOT move inside of parallel (Task.WhenAll)
var apiExtended = await apiExtendedfunc(account);
// add scanAccountAsync as a TASK: do not await
tasks.Add(scanAccountAsync(apiExtended, account, libraryOptions));
}
// import library in parallel
var arrayOfLists = await Task.WhenAll(tasks);
var importItems = arrayOfLists.SelectMany(a => a).ToList();
return importItems;
}
private static async Task<List<ImportItem>> scanAccountAsync(ApiExtended apiExtended, Account account, LibraryOptions libraryOptions)
{
ArgumentValidator.EnsureNotNull(account, nameof(account));
Log.Logger.Information("ImportLibraryAsync. {@DebugInfo}", new
{
Account = account?.MaskedLogEntry ?? "[null]"
});
logTime($"pre scanAccountAsync {account.AccountName}");
var dtoItems = await apiExtended.GetLibraryValidatedAsync(libraryOptions, Configuration.Instance.ImportEpisodes);
logTime($"post scanAccountAsync {account.AccountName} qty: {dtoItems.Count}");
return dtoItems.Select(d => new ImportItem { DtoItem = d, AccountId = account.AccountId, LocaleName = account.Locale?.Name }).ToList();
}
private static async Task<int> importIntoDbAsync(List<ImportItem> importItems)
{
logTime("importIntoDbAsync -- pre db");
using var context = DbContexts.GetContext();
var libraryBookImporter = new LibraryBookImporter(context);
var newCount = await Task.Run(() => libraryBookImporter.Import(importItems));
logTime("importIntoDbAsync -- post Import()");
int qtyChanges = saveChanges(context);
logTime("importIntoDbAsync -- post SaveChanges");
// this is any changes at all to the database, not just new books
if (qtyChanges > 0)
await Task.Run(() => finalizeLibrarySizeChange());
logTime("importIntoDbAsync -- post finalizeLibrarySizeChange");
return newCount;
}
private static int saveChanges(LibationContext context)
{
try
{
return context.SaveChanges();
}
catch (Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.DbUpdateException ex)
{
// DbUpdateException exceptions can wreck serilog. Condense it until we can find a better solution. I suspect the culpret is the "WithExceptionDetails" serilog extension
static string format(Exception ex) => $"\r\nMessage: {ex.Message}\r\nStack Trace:\r\n{ex.StackTrace}";
var msg = "Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.DbUpdateException";
if (ex.InnerException is null)
throw new Exception($"{msg}{format(ex)}");
throw new Exception(
$"{msg}{format(ex)}",
new Exception($"Inner Exception{format(ex.InnerException)}"));
}
}
#endregion
#region remove books
public static Task<List<LibraryBook>> RemoveBooksAsync(List<string> idsToRemove) => Task.Run(() => removeBooks(idsToRemove));
private static List<LibraryBook> removeBooks(List<string> idsToRemove)
{
using var context = DbContexts.GetContext();
var libBooks = context.GetLibrary_Flat_NoTracking();
var removeLibraryBooks = libBooks.Where(lb => idsToRemove.Contains(lb.Book.AudibleProductId)).ToList();
context.LibraryBooks.RemoveRange(removeLibraryBooks);
context.Books.RemoveRange(removeLibraryBooks.Select(lb => lb.Book));
var qtyChanges = context.SaveChanges();
if (qtyChanges > 0)
finalizeLibrarySizeChange();
return removeLibraryBooks;
}
#endregion
// call this whenever books are added or removed from library
private static void finalizeLibrarySizeChange()
{
SearchEngineCommands.FullReIndex();
LibrarySizeChanged?.Invoke(null, null);
}
/// <summary>Occurs when the size of the library changes. ie: books are added or removed</summary>
public static event EventHandler LibrarySizeChanged;
/// <summary>
/// Occurs when the size of the library does not change but book(s) details do. Especially when <see cref="UserDefinedItem.Tags"/>, <see cref="UserDefinedItem.BookStatus"/>, or <see cref="UserDefinedItem.PdfStatus"/> changed values are successfully persisted.
/// </summary>
public static event EventHandler BookUserDefinedItemCommitted;
#region Update book details
public static int UpdateUserDefinedItem(params Book[] books) => UpdateUserDefinedItem(books.ToList());
public static int UpdateUserDefinedItem(IEnumerable<Book> books)
{
try
{
if (books is null || !books.Any())
return 0;
using var context = DbContexts.GetContext();
// Attach() NoTracking entities before SaveChanges()
foreach (var book in books)
context.Attach(book.UserDefinedItem).State = Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.EntityState.Modified;
var qtyChanges = context.SaveChanges();
if (qtyChanges == 0)
return 0;
// semi-arbitrary. At some point it's more worth it to do a full re-index than to do one offs.
// I did not benchmark before choosing the number here
if (qtyChanges > 15)
SearchEngineCommands.FullReIndex();
else
{
foreach (var book in books)
{
SearchEngineCommands.UpdateLiberatedStatus(book);
SearchEngineCommands.UpdateBookTags(book);
}
}
BookUserDefinedItemCommitted?.Invoke(null, null);
return qtyChanges;
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
Log.Logger.Error(ex, $"Error updating {nameof(Book.UserDefinedItem)}");
throw;
}
}
#endregion
// must be here instead of in db layer due to AaxcExists
public static LiberatedStatus Liberated_Status(Book book)
=> book.Audio_Exists ? book.UserDefinedItem.BookStatus
: AudibleFileStorage.AaxcExists(book.AudibleProductId) ? LiberatedStatus.PartialDownload
: LiberatedStatus.NotLiberated;
// exists here for feature predictability. It makes sense for this to be where Liberated_Status is
public static LiberatedStatus? Pdf_Status(Book book) => book.UserDefinedItem.PdfStatus;
// below are queries, not commands. maybe I should make a LibraryQueries. except there's already one of those...
public record LibraryStats(int booksFullyBackedUp, int booksDownloadedOnly, int booksNoProgress, int booksError, int pdfsDownloaded, int pdfsNotDownloaded) { }
public static LibraryStats GetCounts()
{
var libraryBooks = DbContexts.GetLibrary_Flat_NoTracking();
var results = libraryBooks
.AsParallel()
.Select(lb => Liberated_Status(lb.Book))
.ToList();
var booksFullyBackedUp = results.Count(r => r == LiberatedStatus.Liberated);
var booksDownloadedOnly = results.Count(r => r == LiberatedStatus.PartialDownload);
var booksNoProgress = results.Count(r => r == LiberatedStatus.NotLiberated);
var booksError = results.Count(r => r == LiberatedStatus.Error);
Log.Logger.Information("Book counts. {@DebugInfo}", new { total = results.Count, booksFullyBackedUp, booksDownloadedOnly, booksNoProgress, booksError });
var boolResults = libraryBooks
.AsParallel()
.Where(lb => lb.Book.HasPdf)
.Select(lb => Pdf_Status(lb.Book))
.ToList();
var pdfsDownloaded = boolResults.Count(r => r == LiberatedStatus.Liberated);
var pdfsNotDownloaded = boolResults.Count(r => r == LiberatedStatus.NotLiberated);
Log.Logger.Information("PDF counts. {@DebugInfo}", new { total = boolResults.Count, pdfsDownloaded, pdfsNotDownloaded });
return new(booksFullyBackedUp, booksDownloadedOnly, booksNoProgress, booksError, pdfsDownloaded, pdfsNotDownloaded);
}
}
}