Previously, it would take the guid and try to search for that in the
episode URL column, which may not find a match (or possibly even find
the wrong match).
testDoNotFailToUpdateEpisodeActionByGuidIfThereIsAnotherWithTheSameValueForEpisodeUrl
didn't catch this issue because it used the same value for episode and
guid when updating at line 84, so fix that as well. And for good
measure, give the save actions different position values, so the asserts
actually check that the saves have succeeded and they found the right
episode.
- also add type hints and phpdocs
- add additional unit tests
- set integer types in EpisodeActionEntity
- correctly call static methods
- improve exception handling in EpisodeActionSaver
- remove unused method EpisodeActionWriter::purge()
Remove 3rd dimension of POST data by directly accessing request data - a simple EpisodeActions array has to be posted now. This way the api is closer to gpodder.
Additionally, removed EpisodeAction upload as String, so it's now incompatible with older versions
Parsing EpisodeActions from String can lead to problems if the String is changed by only a little bits.
Additionally, the gpodder api describes the upload as Array.
Uploading EpisodeActions as String is still possible.
EpisodeAction/create now can deal with multiple EpisodeActions inside a single EpisodeAction string, they will be processed one after another.
For this EpisodeActionReader->fromString() now returns an array of EpisodeActions.
persist and list with database
create episodeAction list reponse (with mocked timestamp, started and total)
create episodeActions with received values
update existing episodeActions by unique episode link
receive and store subscription changes
deal with multiple subscription changes in single request
split database into subdirectories
only return subscription changes younger then passed parameter since
parse passed timestamp
parse passed timestamp for episode_actions listing
only return list of urls for subscription changes
align list endpoint naming schema
store userId with episode actions and subscriptions
return json object on application root route
