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I was young and naive, fasthttp does not fit my needs and make
development slower. I'll move to net/http since it has a wider support
and will spare some time on implementation detail things (like CSRF). It
will allow me to reduce a bit of the code since there may be lib for
handling cookie encryption and auth in general.
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As many things it is on crude state. The settings.go has become a big
mess, but I have achieve MVP, so from now one things shall improve as
I'll spent more time on refactoring.
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Let the use pick if they want to preload videos' metadata.
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Go embed does allow to load parent folder, so I move static fs to
static folder as I think it fits better there than in the root of the
project.
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Now media also base on user folder to fetch its media.
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Now files follow user path configuration
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Content type was always being set to `text/html`.
Also swap lib for processing thumbnail for something that accepts HEIC.
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Move all controller to the same folder and rename them to service.
Moving them to the same folder allow an easier setup for testing.
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Finish moving all repositories to a repository package. This should
reduce the amount of packages.
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Fill user settings UI with actual data.
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Now the final binary has a standalone web server including necessary
static file.
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Since I have fixed the issue with the `SIGTINT` hanging the application
I can readd the scheduler once more.
Also move the param for amount of scheduler work.
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Start using flags to set some params like key and database connection.
As a flag parse I opt for a lib that uses posix style params.
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It contains rough template for the server and runners.
It contains rough template for the server and runners.
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