services

func AuthAdmin ¶

func AuthAdmin(userName, plainPassword, path string) (bool, error)

func CheckPasswordHash ¶

func CheckPasswordHash(password, hash string) bool

func CreateFolderZip ¶ added in v1.1.5

func CreateFolderZip(folder *models.Folder, basePath string, responseWriter gin.ResponseWriter) error

func DeleteFiles ¶

func DeleteFiles(files []models.File) error

func DeleteFolder ¶

func DeleteFolder(folderID uuid.UUID) error

func GetAllFiles ¶

func GetAllFiles() []models.File

func GetFileByID ¶

func GetFileByID(id uuid.UUID) (*models.File, bool)

func GetFolderContentByID ¶

func GetFolderContentByID(folderID uuid.UUID) ([]models.File, []models.Folder, error)

func HasPinCode ¶

func HasPinCode(file *models.File) bool

func HashPassword ¶

func HashPassword(password string) (string, error)

func SaveFile ¶

func SaveFile(filename string, diskPath string, pinCode string, folderID *uuid.UUID) error

SaveFile persists metadata for a file that already exists on disk.

func SaveFolder ¶

func SaveFolder(files []*multipart.FileHeader, pathsList []string, parentFolderID *uuid.UUID, pinCode string, displayName string) error

SaveFolder saves an entire folder structure with nested files and subfolders Parameters: - c: Gin context for accessing request data and multipart form - files: Array of file headers from the multipart form - pathsList: Array of relative paths corresponding to each file - parentFolderID: UUID of the parent folder where this structure will be created - pinCode: Optional PIN code for file protection Returns error if folder creation, file save, or database operations fail

func SaveUploadedFile ¶

func SaveUploadedFile(file *multipart.FileHeader, dstPath string) error

SaveUploadedFile writes the multipart upload to disk (atomic via temp file + rename).

func SaveUploadedFileAndCreateRecord ¶

func SaveUploadedFileAndCreateRecord(fileHeader *multipart.FileHeader, diskPath string, pinCode string, folderID *uuid.UUID, displayName string) error

SaveUploadedFileAndCreateRecord: 1) write to disk, 2) persist DB record, 3) cleanup disk file if DB step fails.