minstrel/internal/api/library_sync_views.go

package api

// Wire shapes for /api/library/sync upserts. The sqlc-generated row
// structs (dbq.Artist, dbq.Album, dbq.Track, dbq.Playlist) have no
// JSON tags (sqlc.yaml: emit_json_tags=false), so a raw json.Marshal
// of them produces PascalCase field names that the Flutter sync
// controller (which reads snake_case keys) can't parse.
//
// These view structs add the JSON tag layer + flatten pgtype.UUID and
// pgtype.Timestamptz / Date into strings, mirroring the pattern
// playlistRowView already established for /api/playlists.
//
// Field names match what the Android client deserialises in
// models/wire/SyncResponseWire.kt (Sync{Artist,Album,Track}Wire) exactly.
// Adding a field server-side requires a matching @SerialName there or it is
// silently dropped — kotlinx.serialization ignores unknown keys, so the
// failure is a missing value at runtime, not an error at parse time.

import (
	"git.fabledsword.com/bvandeusen/minstrel/internal/db/dbq"
	"git.fabledsword.com/bvandeusen/minstrel/internal/library"
	syncpkg "git.fabledsword.com/bvandeusen/minstrel/internal/sync"
)

type artistSyncView struct {
	ID               string  `json:"id"`
	Name             string  `json:"name"`
	SortName         string  `json:"sort_name"`
	Mbid             *string `json:"mbid"`
	ArtistThumbPath  *string `json:"artist_thumb_path"`
	ArtistFanartPath *string `json:"artist_fanart_path"`
}

func toArtistSyncView(a dbq.Artist) artistSyncView {
	return artistSyncView{
		ID:               syncpkg.FormatUUID(a.ID),
		Name:             a.Name,
		SortName:         a.SortName,
		Mbid:             a.Mbid,
		ArtistThumbPath:  a.ArtistThumbPath,
		ArtistFanartPath: a.ArtistFanartPath,
	}
}

type albumSyncView struct {
	ID           string  `json:"id"`
	ArtistID     string  `json:"artist_id"`
	Title        string  `json:"title"`
	SortTitle    string  `json:"sort_title"`
	ReleaseDate  *string `json:"release_date"`
	CoverArtPath *string `json:"cover_art_path"`
	Mbid         *string `json:"mbid"`
	// AlbumGain and AlbumPeak are the album's ReplayGain 2.0 values (#4997):
	// dB to the -18 LUFS reference, and a linear peak. Null until every track
	// on the album is measured.
	AlbumGain *float32 `json:"album_gain"`
	AlbumPeak *float32 `json:"album_peak"`
}

func toAlbumSyncView(a dbq.Album, g library.ReplayGain) albumSyncView {
	var releaseDate *string
	if a.ReleaseDate.Valid {
		s := a.ReleaseDate.Time.Format("2006-01-02")
		releaseDate = &s
	}
	return albumSyncView{
		ID:           syncpkg.FormatUUID(a.ID),
		ArtistID:     syncpkg.FormatUUID(a.ArtistID),
		Title:        a.Title,
		SortTitle:    a.SortTitle,
		ReleaseDate:  releaseDate,
		CoverArtPath: a.CoverArtPath,
		Mbid:         a.Mbid,
		AlbumGain:    g.AlbumGain,
		AlbumPeak:    g.AlbumPeak,
	}
}

type trackSyncView struct {
	ID          string  `json:"id"`
	AlbumID     string  `json:"album_id"`
	ArtistID    string  `json:"artist_id"`
	Title       string  `json:"title"`
	DurationMs  int32   `json:"duration_ms"`
	TrackNumber *int32  `json:"track_number"`
	DiscNumber  *int32  `json:"disc_number"`
	FilePath    string  `json:"file_path"`
	FileFormat  string  `json:"file_format"`
	Genre       *string `json:"genre"`
	// Missing reports that the file is currently absent from disk (#2704).
	//
	// Shipped as state rather than filtered out of the feed, because a
	// missing file is expected to come back: the scanner clears the mark
	// when it does, and adopts the row if it returns under a new name
	// (#2528). Dropping the row instead would mean a delete-and-recreate on
	// every client for what is often a transient unmount, churning caches
	// and discarding the identity #2528 works to preserve.
	//
	// A bool rather than the timestamp: clients need it to decide whether a
	// track is playable, which is a yes/no. The "gone since" clock is an
	// operator concern and lives on the admin surface.
	Missing bool `json:"missing"`
	// TrackGain and TrackPeak are the track's ReplayGain 2.0 values (#4997).
	// Null until the track is measured. The album's pair rides on the album
	// view, since it changes when the album does, not when this track does.
	TrackGain *float32 `json:"track_gain"`
	TrackPeak *float32 `json:"track_peak"`
}

func toTrackSyncView(t dbq.Track, g library.ReplayGain) trackSyncView {
	return trackSyncView{
		ID:          syncpkg.FormatUUID(t.ID),
		AlbumID:     syncpkg.FormatUUID(t.AlbumID),
		ArtistID:    syncpkg.FormatUUID(t.ArtistID),
		Title:       t.Title,
		DurationMs:  t.DurationMs,
		TrackNumber: t.TrackNumber,
		DiscNumber:  t.DiscNumber,
		FilePath:    t.FilePath,
		FileFormat:  t.FileFormat,
		Genre:       t.Genre,
		Missing:     t.MissingSince.Valid,
		TrackGain:   g.TrackGain,
		TrackPeak:   g.TrackPeak,
	}
}

type playlistSyncView struct {
	ID            string  `json:"id"`
	UserID        string  `json:"user_id"`
	Name          string  `json:"name"`
	Description   string  `json:"description"`
	IsPublic      bool    `json:"is_public"`
	CoverPath     *string `json:"cover_path"`
	TrackCount    int32   `json:"track_count"`
	DurationSec   int32   `json:"duration_sec"`
	SystemVariant *string `json:"system_variant"`
}

func toPlaylistSyncView(p dbq.Playlist) playlistSyncView {
	return playlistSyncView{
		ID:            syncpkg.FormatUUID(p.ID),
		UserID:        syncpkg.FormatUUID(p.UserID),
		Name:          p.Name,
		Description:   p.Description,
		IsPublic:      p.IsPublic,
		CoverPath:     p.CoverPath,
		TrackCount:    p.TrackCount,
		DurationSec:   p.DurationSec,
		SystemVariant: p.SystemVariant,
	}
}