When a user had hidden torrents, they were still listed on his user page even if it's not the actual user who is viewing it.
That's why I added a new function for searching which filter out hidden torrents.
Now when a user go to his own page (or a moderator), he can see all his torrents.
However if another person visit the page, only non hidden torrents will be listed.
I added the hidden parameter in ES database, it permits also to use the search instead of SQL when listing torrents on the user page. Less load time, go with the idea that we should use ES everywhere when needed.
Added the use of the new search form made by @kipukun
Buildversion are now commit hash. Please read the readme for new build
command (or just build using package.sh).
* Torznab fix
Added multiple category search
Fixed issues in #1017
Now category from searchParam & torrentParam are arrays of category
New Struct Categories
* Fix travis error due to database code
* Add flags for torrents
Add a new field, .Language, to the Torrent model, and a new package,
torrentLanguages, which maps languages to flags. Added also a flag icon pack
from googlei18n/region-flags, with (mostly) public domain flags from Wikipedia.
* Optimize flags
* Use FlagSprites CSS instead of .png files
* Only use flags for languages we support
* Add test for CSS flags
Ensure that we have all the flags for the languages we support.
* Add AdditionalLanguages field to config
This allows us to support additional languages for new uploaded torrents,
even if we have no translation for it.
* Minor CSS fix
* Add "other" and "multiple" torrent languages
Also removed the TorrentLanguage struct, as it wasn't much useful.
* Fix test
* Add colspan=2 to category when language is empty
Also hide the language column if empty.
* Add lang field to search.
Hopefully it works with Elasticsearch as well, but I haven't tested
(lol Java)
* Add language field to ES index and settings
* Add language column to JS template
* Add keyword type to language ES field
* Remove 'raw' from keyword
* Set "simple" analyzer on language
* Document .Language field on Torrent model
* Improve ES search
The new performance is very good.
Some examples on my 1.5gb vm:
INFO[0153] Query 'shingeki' took 6 milliseconds.
INFO[0125] Query 'アニメ' took 17 milliseconds.
INFO[0102] Query 'shingeki -kyojin horrible ' took 12 milliseconds
Looking at the criteria we wanted here:
https://pad.riseup.net/p/i8DrilHDWRvf, it meets:
1. Fast: sub-100ms for a typical query, sub-50ms is good and sub-20ms is
optimal
2. Prefix match: "horrible" finds horriblesubs
3. Substring match? "アニメ" finds "TVアニメ"
4. Position-independent terms ("shingeki kyojin" finds the same as
"kyojin shingeki")
5. Works with short term lengths correctly and fast (no in "kyoukai no
kanata", 04 in "horrible shingeki 04" etc)
7. (nice to have) search negation: shingeki kyojin -horriblesubs
* Use match_all query instead of *, fix *
* New config files
As decided, config files are parsed at runtime.
I decided to go for YAML config files because there can be comments in
it.
There are 2 files:
* config/default_config.yml <= which shouldn't be edited unless we add a
config parameter
* config/config.yml <= which is the user-defined config. This file
shouldn't be commited
Changed every call to config.XXX to config.Conf.XXX (look to the new
stucture of config in config/types.go)
Of course, putting config parameters in config.yml overrides config in
config_default.yml. You don't have to put everything in it, just add
what you want to override.
* Fixing test
Replacing conf.New by config.Conf
* Fixing call to config.Conf to config.Config{} in test files
* Might have fixed testing with this
Printf instead of Fatalf
* Renaming config.yml in example file
* Forbid commiting config.yml
* Should be now fixed
* Do not need this file anymore
* Added a fiel torrentID in search param
* Search can be limited to torrentID > id provided
* Templates creation through simple JS object
* XHR management through simple JS object
* Torrents object that interface with Templates and Query to get new
torrent uploaded according to the search context
* TorrentJSON.ID is uint now, fix weird page sorting
The bug was that ES would sort by ID in a weird manner because the id
was a string. The id is now a uint.
* Resolved the conflict for future merging
* Gofmt friendly
Keeping Go source code in line with what they preconize
* Golint Friendly Next
So I have made some variables unexported
Added comments in every function that I know what it does
Removed some deprecated stuff that I was sure of
Added a comment on possible deprecated methods "Is it deprecated?"
Changed some variable/method name according to golint recommendations
* Update filelist.go
* Update mapping to be similar to TorrentJSON
* Implement ES search for TorrentParam
* Add seeders/leechers/completed to es index
* Fix filter, use analyzer
* Use ES for the search route
* Add upload_id filtering with ES
* Create/update ES index on torrent upload/update
* Delete from ES index on Delete
* Use ES everywhere, fallback to postgres query
Use Elasticsearch to search the index whenever a call to searchByQuery
is made. Big cleanup needed, but _it werks_.
* Only fetch ids from ES, nothing else
* Use ColumnUpdate instead of Save
* Add FIXME/info to search
* Template needs []TorrentJSON not []Torrent
When in a user page and clicked on more torrents, show a list navigable
of the user torrent
On that list, we can make advance search (categories, order, ...)
Moderation search reimplemented
Clicking on user (id) in the torrent list redirect to the list of the
user torrents
Ability to search within the user torrents
