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35 lines
1.1 KiB
C#
35 lines
1.1 KiB
C#
using Core.Controllers;
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using Core.DI;
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using Core.Helpers;
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using Core.Utils;
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using SptCommon.Annotations;
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namespace Core.Routers.Serializers;
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[Injectable]
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public class NotifySerializer(
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NotifierController notifierController,
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JsonUtil jsonUtil,
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HttpServerHelper httpServerHelper
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) : ISerializer
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{
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public void Serialize(string sessionID, HttpRequest req, HttpResponse resp, object? body)
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{
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var splittedUrl = req.Path.Value.Split("/");
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var tmpSessionID = splittedUrl[^1].Split("?last_id")[0];
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/*
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* Take our array of JSON message objects and cast them to JSON strings, so that they can then
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* be sent to client as NEWLINE separated strings... yup.
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*/
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notifierController.NotifyAsync(tmpSessionID)
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.ContinueWith(messages => messages.Result.Select(message => string.Join("\n", jsonUtil.Serialize(message))))
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.ContinueWith(text => httpServerHelper.SendTextJson(resp, text));
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}
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public bool CanHandle(string route)
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{
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return route.ToUpper() == "NOTIFY";
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}
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}
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