using FastEndpoints; using FrameworkBLL.MenuGroup; using GB5Shared.DTO.Framework.Login; using GB5Shared.DTO.Framework.ResponseStandard; using GB5Shared.FastEndPoint; using static GB5Shared.GB5Constant.Constant; namespace FrameworkSL.Endpoints.MenuGroup { /// /// New sibling to GetMenuForUserModule/GetMenuListBasedMenuSetForTree — added rather than /// modifying either in place, so those hot, currently-uncached, production paths carry zero /// regression risk from this feature. Callers on a PRESENTATIONTYPE=1/2 MenuSet should call /// this instead; PRESENTATIONTYPE=0 callers can keep using the existing endpoints unchanged /// (this endpoint also handles that case by delegating, but isn't the required migration path). /// public class GetMenuGroupTree : BaseEndpoint> { private readonly IMenuGroupBLL _menuGroupBLL; public GetMenuGroupTree(IMenuGroupBLL menuGroupBLL) => _menuGroupBLL = menuGroupBLL; public override void Configure() { Get("/MenuGroup/GetMenuGroupTree"); AllowAnonymous(); } public record GetMenuGroupTreeParameters( [property: FromHeader] string Login, [property: QueryParam] int MenuSetId ); // Keyed on MenuSetId alone (not MenuSetId+RoleId as a literal per-role cache would // require) — see MenuGroupBLL's caching remarks for why: this keeps invalidation to // one key per write instead of an unbounded per-role fanout. This endpoint's resolution // order (gb5_menu_presentation_layer.sql) does not itself filter by role. protected override string? GetCacheKey(GetMenuGroupTreeParameters req, LoginDTO loginDTO) => KeyGenerator.KeyGeneration(req.MenuSetId, EntityConstant.OBJECTMENUGROUP, CacheKeyLevel.CLIENT_LEVEL, loginDTO); protected override async Task> ExecuteAsync( GetMenuGroupTreeParameters req, LoginDTO loginDTO, CancellationToken ct) { var result = await _menuGroupBLL.GetMenuGroupTreeForSet(req.MenuSetId, loginDTO, ct); return await GB5Shared.ResponseStandard.Response.CreateSuccessResponse(result, CacheKeyLevel.CLIENT_LEVEL, loginDTO); } } }