Fix person credits: movie release dates, full filmography, sorted order (#1950)
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@ -124,21 +124,7 @@ class SeerrService
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}
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BaseItemKind.PERSON -> {
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api.personApi
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.personPersonIdCombinedCreditsGet(personId = it)
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.let { credits ->
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val cast =
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credits.cast
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?.take(25)
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?.map { createDiscoverItem(it) }
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.orEmpty()
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val crew =
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credits.crew
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?.take(25)
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?.map { createDiscoverItem(it) }
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.orEmpty()
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cast + crew
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}
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personCredits(it)
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}
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else -> {
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@ -150,6 +136,50 @@ class SeerrService
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null
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}
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/**
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* Get the combined movie & TV credits of a person as [DiscoverItem]s
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*
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* The two lists returned by the API are merged, de-duplicated by id since a person can be
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* both cast and crew on the same title, and sorted by release date descending with undated
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* entries last
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*/
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suspend fun personCredits(personId: Int): List<DiscoverItem> =
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api.personApi
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.personPersonIdCombinedCreditsGet(personId = personId)
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.let { credits ->
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val cast = credits.cast?.map { createDiscoverItem(it) }.orEmpty()
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val crew = credits.crew?.map { createDiscoverItem(it) }.orEmpty()
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(cast + crew)
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.distinctBy { it.id }
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.sortedByDescending { it.releaseDate }
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}
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/**
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* Create a [DiscoverItem] for a person in the library so that the full grid of their
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* credits can be opened from their page
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*
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* @return the item or null if the person has no TMDB id
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*/
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fun discoverPerson(item: BaseItem): DiscoverItem? =
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item.data.providerIds
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?.get("Tmdb")
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?.toIntOrNull()
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?.let {
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DiscoverItem(
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id = it,
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type = SeerrItemType.PERSON,
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title = item.name,
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subtitle = null,
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overview = item.data.overview,
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availability = SeerrAvailability.UNKNOWN,
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releaseDate = null,
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posterUrl = null,
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backDropUrl = null,
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logoUrl = null,
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jellyfinItemId = null,
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)
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}
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suspend fun getTvSeries(item: BaseItem): TvDetails? =
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if (active.first()) {
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item.data.providerIds
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@ -424,7 +454,7 @@ class SeerrService
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availability =
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SeerrAvailability.from(credit.mediaInfo?.status)
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?: SeerrAvailability.UNKNOWN,
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releaseDate = toLocalDate(credit.firstAirDate),
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releaseDate = toLocalDate(credit.releaseDate ?: credit.firstAirDate),
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posterUrl =
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createImageUrl(
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ImageType.PRIMARY,
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availability =
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SeerrAvailability.from(credit.mediaInfo?.status)
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?: SeerrAvailability.UNKNOWN,
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releaseDate = toLocalDate(credit.firstAirDate),
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releaseDate = toLocalDate(credit.releaseDate ?: credit.firstAirDate),
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posterUrl =
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createImageUrl(
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ImageType.PRIMARY,
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