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Overview ¶
Package profile holds the Githome web front's profile handlers: the user and organization overview at /{owner} and its repositories tab. The catch-all sits at the root, after every owned top-level name and every /{owner}/{repo} surface is registered, so a reserved name (login, settings, search, an asset) is never read as a login. Each handler resolves the account through the domain user service, its repositories through the same domain search the search page uses (scoped to the owner), and its activity through the domain event service, maps the result into a fe/view model with every URL precomputed through fe/route, and renders through fe/render. An account that does not exist renders the same 404 as any other missing page. See implementation/12 sections 5, 6, and 7.
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func FeedItems ¶ added in v0.1.3
func FeedItems(events []domain.Event) []view.FeedItemVM
FeedItems maps a page of events into timeline lines, skipping any event the catalog cannot place (one missing its actor or repository, which the feed never produces but the mapper guards against rather than panicking). It is exported because the dashboard's recent-activity feed reads the same stored events, and one catalog keeps the two timelines telling the same story for the same event.
Types ¶
type Deps ¶
type Deps struct {
Users *domain.UserService
Events *domain.EventService
Search *domain.SearchService
Social *domain.SocialService
URLs *presenter.URLBuilder
Render *render.Set
View *view.Builder
Logger *slog.Logger
}
Deps are the profile handlers' dependencies: the user service for the identity lookup, the event service for the activity feed, the search service for the owner's repositories (the same service the search page reads, scoped to the owner with a user:/org: qualifier), the presenter for the avatar URL, the render set, the view builder for the shell chrome, the shared markup renderer for the profile bio, and a logger. The handler package maps domain data into fe/view models itself, so the view builder is needed only for Chrome. The bio is a single line shown as escaped plain text, so the profile needs no markup renderer.
type Handlers ¶
type Handlers struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Handlers is the profile handler set. One is built at boot and shared; it holds no per-request state.
func (*Handlers) Resolve ¶
Resolve loads the account named by the {owner} path parameter and stores it on the context for the handler. A reserved top-level name is never a login, so it renders the same 404 as a missing account rather than resolving; this is the one place the catch-all double-checks the reserved set, in case a future route is added under a reserved name without its own handler. An account that does not exist renders the generic 404 (the profile is a public surface, so there is no private-versus-missing split to hide here, unlike a repository). An infrastructure error is returned so the recover layer renders a 500.
func (*Handlers) Show ¶
Show renders a user or organization profile. The ?tab= facet selects the body: the overview (the default) pairs a short grid of the owner's recently updated repositories with their recent activity, and the repositories tab lists every visible repository with the same sort and pager the search page uses. The account was resolved by the Resolve middleware, so the handler only maps it and its backed data into the page model. A data error from the search or the feed is returned so the recover layer renders a 500; an empty result is a blankslate, not an error.
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