tercul-backend/internal/app/like/commands.go
google-labs-jules[bot] b03820de02 Refactor: Improve quality, testing, and core business logic.
This commit introduces a significant refactoring to improve the application's quality, test coverage, and production readiness, focusing on core localization and business logic features.

Key changes include:
- Consolidated the `CreateTranslation` and `UpdateTranslation` commands into a single, more robust `CreateOrUpdateTranslation` command. This uses a database-level `Upsert` for atomicity.
- Centralized authorization for translatable entities into a new `CanEditEntity` check within the application service layer.
- Fixed a critical bug in the `MergeWork` command that caused a UNIQUE constraint violation when merging works with conflicting translations. The logic now intelligently handles language conflicts.
- Implemented decrementing for "like" counts in the analytics service when a like is deleted, ensuring accurate statistics.
- Stabilized the test suite by switching to a file-based database for integration tests, fixing test data isolation issues, and adding a unique index to the `Translation` model to enforce data integrity.
- Refactored manual mocks to use the `testify/mock` library for better consistency and maintainability.
2025-10-05 09:41:40 +00:00

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package like
import (
"context"
"errors"
"tercul/internal/app/analytics"
"tercul/internal/domain"
)
// LikeCommands contains the command handlers for the like aggregate.
type LikeCommands struct {
repo domain.LikeRepository
analyticsSvc analytics.Service
}
// NewLikeCommands creates a new LikeCommands handler.
func NewLikeCommands(repo domain.LikeRepository, analyticsSvc analytics.Service) *LikeCommands {
return &LikeCommands{
repo: repo,
analyticsSvc: analyticsSvc,
}
}
// CreateLikeInput represents the input for creating a new like.
type CreateLikeInput struct {
UserID uint
WorkID *uint
TranslationID *uint
CommentID *uint
}
// CreateLike creates a new like and increments the relevant counter.
func (c *LikeCommands) CreateLike(ctx context.Context, input CreateLikeInput) (*domain.Like, error) {
like := &domain.Like{
UserID: input.UserID,
WorkID: input.WorkID,
TranslationID: input.TranslationID,
CommentID: input.CommentID,
}
err := c.repo.Create(ctx, like)
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
// After creating the like, increment the appropriate counter.
if c.analyticsSvc != nil {
if input.WorkID != nil {
go c.analyticsSvc.IncrementWorkLikes(context.Background(), *input.WorkID)
}
if input.TranslationID != nil {
go c.analyticsSvc.IncrementTranslationLikes(context.Background(), *input.TranslationID)
}
// Assuming there's a counter for comment likes, which is a reasonable feature to add.
// if input.CommentID != nil {
// go c.analyticsSvc.IncrementCommentLikes(context.Background(), *input.CommentID)
// }
}
return like, nil
}
// DeleteLike deletes a like by ID and decrements the relevant counter.
func (c *LikeCommands) DeleteLike(ctx context.Context, id uint) error {
// First, get the like to determine what it was attached to.
like, err := c.repo.GetByID(ctx, id)
if err != nil {
// If the like doesn't exist, we can't decrement anything, but we shouldn't fail.
// The end result (the like is gone) is the same.
if errors.Is(err, domain.ErrEntityNotFound) {
return nil
}
return err
}
// Now, delete the like.
err = c.repo.Delete(ctx, id)
if err != nil {
return err
}
// After deleting the like, decrement the appropriate counter in the background.
if c.analyticsSvc != nil {
if like.WorkID != nil {
go c.analyticsSvc.DecrementWorkLikes(context.Background(), *like.WorkID)
}
if like.TranslationID != nil {
go c.analyticsSvc.DecrementTranslationLikes(context.Background(), *like.TranslationID)
}
}
return nil
}