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challenges: GET /groups now returns a merged array of groups, rather
than structured object of {public,guilds,party,tavern}. I was having
trouble with ngResource without doing this, @paglias let me know what
you think
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@@ -68,3 +68,6 @@ db.groups.find().forEach(function(group){
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$pull:{challenges:1}
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})
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});
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// HabitRPG => Tavern
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db.groups.update({_id:'habitrpg'}, {$set:{name:'Tavern'}});
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@@ -1,14 +1,13 @@
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"use strict";
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habitrpg.controller("ChallengesCtrl", ['$scope', 'User', 'Challenges', 'Notification', '$compile', 'Groups', '$state',
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function($scope, User, Challenges, Notification, $compile, Groups, $state) {
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habitrpg.controller("ChallengesCtrl", ['$scope', 'User', 'Challenges', 'Notification', '$compile', 'Groups', '$state', 'API_URL', '$http',
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function($scope, User, Challenges, Notification, $compile, Groups, $state, API_URL, $http) {
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// FIXME get this from cache
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Groups.Group.query(function(groups){
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groups.tavern[0].name = 'Tavern';
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$scope.groups = groups.party.concat(groups.guilds).concat(groups.tavern);
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Groups.Group.query({type:'party,guilds,tavern'}, function(groups){
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$scope.groups = groups;
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$scope.search = {
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group: _.reduce($scope.groups, function(m,g){m[g._id]=true;return m;}, {})
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group: _.reduce(groups, function(m,g){m[g._id]=true;return m;}, {})
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};
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});
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// FIXME $scope.challenges needs to be resolved first (see app.js)
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@@ -42,19 +42,20 @@ angular.module('groupServices', ['ngResource']).
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// Note the _.once() to make sure it can never be called again
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fetchGuilds: _.once(function(){
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//TODO combine these as {type:'guilds,public'} and create a $filter() to separate them
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Group.query({type:'guilds'}, function(_groups){
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guildsQ.resolve(_groups);
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Members.populate(_groups);
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//Members.populate(_groups);
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});
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Group.query({type:'public'}, function(_groups){
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publicQ.resolve(_groups);
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Members.populate(_groups);
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//Members.populate(_groups);
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});
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}),
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fetchTavern: _.once(function(){
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Group.get({gid:'habitrpg'}, function(tavern){
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tavernQ.resolve(tavern);
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Group.get({gid:'habitrpg'}, function(_groups){
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tavernQ.resolve(_groups[0]);
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})
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}),
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@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ api.list = function(req, res) {
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var user = res.locals.user;
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var groupFields = 'name description memberCount';
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var sort = '-memberCount';
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var type = (req.query.type || 'party,guilds,public,tavern').split(',');
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var type = req.query.type || 'party,guilds,public,tavern';
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async.parallel({
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@@ -88,15 +88,15 @@ api.list = function(req, res) {
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}, function(err, results){
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if (err) return res.json(500, {err: err});
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// If they're requesting a specific type, let's return it as an array so that $ngResource
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// can utilize it properly
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if (req.query.type) {
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results = _.reduce(type, function(m,t){
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return m.concat(_.isArray(results[t]) ? results[t] : [results[t]]);
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}, []);
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}
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res.json(results);
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// ngResource expects everything as arrays. We used to send it down as a structured object: {public:[], party:{}, guilds:[], tavern:{}}
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// but unfortunately ngResource top-level attrs are considered the ngModels in the list, so we had to do weird stuff and multiple
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// requests to get it to work properly. Instead, we're not depending on the client to do filtering / organization, and we're
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// just sending down a merged array. Revisit
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var arr = _.reduce(results, function(m,v){
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if (_.isEmpty(v)) return m;
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return m.concat(_.isArray(v) ? v : [v]);
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}, [])
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res.json(arr);
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})
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};
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