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# Batch process
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-To remove the initial roundtrip when looking for books, I keep a cache in postgres.
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-To populate this cache, I triggered each of the bot's `LIST` command, at `#ebooks`
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-
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-I executed:
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-
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-```
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-@pondering42
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-@dv8
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-@shytot
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-@dragnbreaker
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-@Xon-new
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-```
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-
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-Then fetched all of the files, unarchived, concatenated them together and
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-deduped them.
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-On the resulting file I ran `parse.py` which inserts it into the database.
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+To remove the initial roundtrip when searching for books, I keep a cache in a
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+local sqlite database.
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+To populate this cache, there's an API endpoint (`books/batch_update`) that triggers each bot's `LIST` command, at `#ebooks`
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# Services
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@@ -78,5 +65,21 @@ if ($http_user_agent ~* "armv7l") {
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```
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# CLI
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-To be re-implemented
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+
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+For now, you can control this via HTTP.
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+
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+```
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+$ # populate the index, only once in a while for new books
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+$ http POST localhost:5000/books/batch_update
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+$ # search the book that you want
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+$ http localhost:5000/book/search terms=='brandon sanderson'
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+$ # download book, will be placed in the S3 bucket
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+$ http POST localhost:5000/book/fetch bot=Pondering42 book="some-book-from the
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+index"
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+```
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+
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+# TODO
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+
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+* Proper status of requests in progress
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+* Web UI
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