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Magnets are expressed in two different ways: a hash and a link. Both of these mean the same thing with a magnet link giving more information if required. However, there was a disconnect if a hash was present or a link was present and required many steps to check which was available. Unify magnets by creating a parent structure that attempts to extract the hash or create a link in the event that either parameter isn't provided. Replace everything except bookmarks (to prevent CoreData complaints and unnecessary abstraction) to use the new Magnet system. Signed-off-by: kingbri <bdashore3@proton.me>
24 lines
477 B
Swift
24 lines
477 B
Swift
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// Bookmark+CoreDataClass.swift
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// Ferrite
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//
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// Created by Brian Dashore on 9/2/22.
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//
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//
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import CoreData
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import Foundation
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@objc(Bookmark)
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public class Bookmark: NSManagedObject {
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func toSearchResult() -> SearchResult {
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SearchResult(
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title: title,
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source: source,
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size: size,
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magnet: Magnet(hash: magnetHash, link: magnetLink),
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seeders: seeders,
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leechers: leechers
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)
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}
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}
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