LibAICORE 1.1.4-alpha-gf81b1bf205

A corejob is a task that is:

• asynchronous, may take seconds, minutes, or hours
• transient, variables not in db/files/etc are deleted on finish
• non-importing, files may be GB or TB so files are edited one row at a time (do not import everything into RAM!!)
• authenticated, users must be checked for permissions before every action - this is done with keycloak (auth.aicore.ca)
• private, users should have absolutely no access to any information (files, DB, corejobs) from other companies (customers) - any files outside of /AICORE/Customers/[company] should be inaccessible
• developer maintained, a developer at coredata is expected to modify corejobs according to logic requirements

Victor wanted the last point to be temporary, so customers can eventually be trained to modify corejobs in a low-code environment (AICORE), but this low-code environment of only JSON files was resulting in the least readable code I've ever seen (/AICORE/Customers/Normandeau/Customers/QuoteToInvoice) and this system was completely unreasonable to train a non-technical customer on, while the system took an absurd amount of extra time for coredata developers to test and develop (no if statements or loops, every new command/instruction meant making a new API even if it was only for one customer, the standard IDE was notepad++ with no schema - I would compare the experience to writing x86 assembly code in a raw text editor with no branch/jump instruction) - so I just hacked together a quick replacement for ImecCoreFMS functions that needed to be finished quickly

Logs are async, since every single log message info-level or higher may be sent to the customer via SSE

This library was made for ASP.NET Core 7 using reflection and dependency injection - please read up on both if you want to edit the library

To call corejobs made with the AICORE low-code JSON system, a function ExecuteCMD has been provided

Full example:

public class TestController : ControllerBase
{
    private readonly CorejobRegistry _corejobs;

    public TestController(CorejobRegistry corejobs)
    {
        _corejobs = corejobs;
    }

    [HttpPost]
    [Route("test_registry")]
    public async Task Test()
    {
        await _corejobs.RunCorejobSSE("test_registry", null);
    }
}

public class CorejobRegistryTest : CorejobRegistryBase
{
    // Has access to all services a controller does:
    private readonly ExampleDBContext _db;
    public CorejobRegistryTest(IHttpContextAccessor httpContextAccessor, ILogger<CorejobRegistryTest> logger, IConfiguration configuration, ExampleDBContext db) : base(httpContextAccessor, logger, configuration)
    {
        _db = db;
    }

    [Corejob("test_registry")]
    [Customer("coredata")]
    public async Task<Result> TestRegistry()
    {
        string? username = GetUserName();
        var user = await _db.Users.Where(u => u.username == username).FirstOrDefaultAsync();
        string customer_folder = await GetCustomerRoot();
        await LogInformation("Current user: " + username + " (" + user.email + ")    Customer folder: " + customer_folder);

        // Low-code JSON corejob
        await ExecuteCMD("bf9fb9b6-8c42-495f-a6e6-2da9ed4a8909", new() {
            ["date"] = DateTime.Now.ToString()
        });

        string? customer = GetCustomerName();
        return Result.Ok().WithSuccess("Successfully ran test_registry for customer " + customer);

        // Any exceptions will automatically be caught and replaced with a Result.Fail() with the exception message; no try/catch needed
    }
}

Remember to add this line in Program.cs:

builder.Services.AddCorejobs();