"Remove from library" deletes the audio_files row and records the path as excluded, so the next scan does not import it again. Without the exclusion the operation undoes itself on the next scan, which is worse than not having it at all; the file on disk is never touched, which is the promise the confirmation copy will make. The soft scan compares the number of audio files on disk against the number of rows, so both walks now skip excluded paths — otherwise the two counts disagree forever and every launch queues a full scan of the whole library. A full rescan clears the exclusions, which is the only way back for a path removed by mistake until there is a UI for it.
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186 lines
7.1 KiB
Go
// Package events contains centralized event name constants for
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// Wails frontend/backend communication. These names must match
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// the corresponding event names in the TypeScript frontend.
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package events
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//go:generate go run ./cmd/genevents -source events.go -output ../../frontend/src/events.ts
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// Playback events (backend → frontend push).
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const (
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PlaybackStateChanged = "PlaybackStateChanged"
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PlaybackFinished = "PlaybackFinished"
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TrackChanged = "TrackChanged"
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SeekFailed = "SeekFailed"
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VolumeChanged = "VolumeChanged"
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MuteChanged = "MuteChanged"
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// PlaybackPositionChanged carries the player's own position
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// (payload: player.PositionInfo) once a second while playing and
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// immediately after any seek, pause, resume or track change. The
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// seek bar renders what it is told and interpolates only between
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// ticks, so it can be at most one tick wrong and can never
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// accumulate error the way a pure local counter did.
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PlaybackPositionChanged = "PlaybackPositionChanged"
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// PlaybackFailed (payload: {filePath, reason}) fires when a track
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// could not be loaded or started — a moved file, an unreadable
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// one, an unsupported codec. Without it the failure was a silent
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// no-op: the queue reverted its index and nothing reached the UI.
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PlaybackFailed = "PlaybackFailed"
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)
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// Queue events (backend → frontend push).
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const (
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QueueChanged = "QueueChanged"
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QueueIndexChanged = "QueueIndexChanged"
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QueueModeChanged = "QueueModeChanged"
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QueueTracksModified = "QueueTracksModified"
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)
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// Config events.
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const (
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LibraryConfigChanged = "LibraryConfigChanged"
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ThemeConfigChanged = "ThemeConfigChanged"
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TrackListConfigChanged = "TrackListConfigChanged"
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FavoritesConfigChanged = "FavoritesConfigChanged"
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ShortcutsConfigChanged = "ShortcutsConfigChanged"
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)
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// Playlist events.
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const (
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PlaylistCreated = "PlaylistCreated"
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PlaylistDeleted = "PlaylistDeleted"
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PlaylistRenamed = "PlaylistRenamed"
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PlaylistTracksChanged = "PlaylistTracksChanged"
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PlaylistsRestored = "PlaylistsRestored"
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DefaultPlaylistChanged = "DefaultPlaylistChanged"
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)
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// Library events.
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const (
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LibraryScanStarted = "LibraryScanStarted"
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LibraryScanProgress = "LibraryScanProgress"
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LibraryScanComplete = "LibraryScanComplete"
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)
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// Scan control events.
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const (
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LibraryScanCancelled = "LibraryScanCancelled"
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LibraryScanPaused = "LibraryScanPaused"
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LibraryScanResumed = "LibraryScanResumed"
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)
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// Scan queue events.
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const (
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LibraryScanQueued = "LibraryScanQueued"
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LibraryScanQueueDrained = "LibraryScanQueueDrained"
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)
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// Library CRUD events.
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const (
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LibraryAdded = "LibraryAdded"
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LibraryRenamed = "LibraryRenamed"
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LibraryRemoved = "LibraryRemoved"
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)
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// Tag writing events.
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//
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// TrackMetadataChanged means "tags on disk were rewritten", and the
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// frontend answers it by throwing the whole library cache away and
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// refetching — which is correct, because a retag can change an album
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// name, an artist, a genre, and therefore every derived collection.
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//
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// It must therefore not be reused for anything cheaper. Finishing a
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// track used to emit it, so every song cost a full refetch: ~37 MB
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// across the IPC per track at 50 000 tracks, and the user's track
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// selection cleared while music played (audit perf.C1/C2). That is
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// what TrackPlayCountChanged below exists to separate.
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const (
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TrackMetadataChanged = "TrackMetadataChanged"
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BatchWriteProgress = "BatchWriteProgress"
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)
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// Track removal events.
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//
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// TracksRemovedFromLibrary means "these rows are gone and these paths
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// will not be imported again", and like TrackPlayCountChanged it
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// carries everything a consumer needs to patch rather than invalidate:
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// {filePaths: []string, count: int}. The library store splices those
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// paths out of its tracks array — which is the expensive collection —
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// and refetches only the album/artist/genre summaries, whose counts
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// really did change.
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const (
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TracksRemovedFromLibrary = "TracksRemovedFromLibrary"
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)
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// Play statistics events.
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//
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// TrackPlayCountChanged carries everything needed to patch the one
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// track in place, precisely so no consumer has any reason to invalidate
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// a collection: {audioFileId, filePath, playCount, lastPlayed}.
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const (
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TrackPlayCountChanged = "TrackPlayCountChanged"
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)
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// Autotag apply events — emitted while an async ApplyAsync job is in flight so the review UI can render per-folder progress.
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const (
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AutotagApplyStarted = "AutotagApplyStarted" // {groupKey: string, total: int}
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AutotagApplyProgress = "AutotagApplyProgress" // {groupKey, current, total, succeeded, failed}
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AutotagApplyFinished = "AutotagApplyFinished" // {groupKey, succeeded, failed, error}
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)
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// Autotag prefetch events — emitted by the background worker that scores pending tagging items so sidebar pills populate without the user having to open each folder.
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const (
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AutotagPrefetchProgress = "AutotagPrefetchProgress" // {processed, total} — debounce on frontend
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AutotagPrefetchFinished = "AutotagPrefetchFinished" // {processed, total}
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)
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// Background job events.
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const (
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// JobsChanged carries a full snapshot of every known background job
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// (see backend/jobs). A full snapshot rather than a delta means a
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// component mounting mid-scan is correct from its first event.
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// Emitted coalesced, at most every 250ms.
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JobsChanged = "JobsChanged"
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)
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// Explore / search index events.
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const (
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IndexStatusChanged = "IndexStatusChanged"
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// ArtistDiscographyReady fires (payload: artist MBID string) after a
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// lazy background discography fetch persists into the index, so the
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// artist detail page can re-fetch its top tracks / top releases
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// without the initial request having blocked on a live fetch.
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ArtistDiscographyReady = "ArtistDiscographyReady"
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// ArtistSimilarReady fires (payload: artist MBID string) after a lazy
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// background similar-artists fetch persists into similar_artist_map,
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// so the artist detail page can re-fetch that section without the
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// initial request having blocked on a live LB labs call.
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ArtistSimilarReady = "ArtistSimilarReady"
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// AlbumReleasesReady fires (payload: release-group MBID string) after a
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// lazy background BrowseReleases fetch populates the response cache, so
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// the album detail page can re-fetch its versions / tracklist without
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// the initial request having blocked on a live MusicBrainz browse.
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AlbumReleasesReady = "AlbumReleasesReady"
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// DownloadProvidersChanged fires after a download client is added,
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// edited, enabled/disabled or removed, so the settings page and any
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// open download picker re-read the provider list.
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DownloadProvidersChanged = "DownloadProvidersChanged"
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// DownloadsChanged fires when the set of downloads changes (started,
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// picked, cancelled, cleared). Per-transfer progress does not use
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// this — it flows through the jobs registry's JobsChanged, which
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// already coalesces high-frequency updates.
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DownloadsChanged = "DownloadsChanged"
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// RequestsChanged fires when the request list gains, loses or
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// retires an entry — including from a background reconcile pass,
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// which is why the list is event-driven rather than fetched once on
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// mount.
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RequestsChanged = "RequestsChanged"
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)
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