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  • New Features
    • Enhanced data handling now supports appending new information without overwriting existing records.
    • Improved processing logic offers flexible, time-based checks with an optional force-trigger to ensure operations run as expected.

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The changes update the ReplaceKey class by modifying two of its methods. The writeJsonFile method now accepts an additional parameter to determine if new JSON data should be appended to existing content. The check method’s signature now accepts a boolean flag, and its logic is modified to operate if the current time is within 7 days before or after the stored timestamp or if forced. When writing to the error file, a timestamp is included.

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File Path Change Summary
emhttp/plugins/dynamix/.../ReplaceKey.php - Updated writeJsonFile signature to include an $append parameter.
- Updated check signature to accept a forceCheck flag.
- Modified check logic to operate within a 7-day window or when forced, and include a timestamp when writing error data.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Caller as Caller
    participant RK as ReplaceKey
    participant FS as File System

    Caller->>RK: check(forceCheck)
    alt Condition met (forceCheck true or within 7-day window)
        RK->>FS: Read existing JSON (if file exists)
        RK->>FS: writeJsonFile(file, data+ts, append=true)
    else Condition not met
        RK-->>Caller: Exit check without update
    end
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sequenceDiagram
    participant RK as ReplaceKey
    participant FS as File System

    RK->>FS: Check file existence and append flag
    alt File exists & append true
        FS-->>RK: Return existing JSON data
        RK->>RK: Merge existing data with new data
        RK->>FS: Write merged JSON data to file
    else
        RK->>FS: Write new JSON data to file
    end
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@zackspear zackspear requested review from elibosley and ljm42 March 18, 2025 22:54
@zackspear zackspear marked this pull request as ready for review March 18, 2025 22:54
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150-162: Improved file manipulation with append capability.

The addition of the $append parameter to the writeJsonFile method enhances its flexibility, allowing it to merge new data with existing content rather than always overwriting files. This is particularly useful for maintaining a history of events or errors.

However, note that array_merge_recursive will create arrays of values when the same key exists in both arrays. For error logging this may be appropriate, but in other contexts you might want to consider if this behavior is desired for all use cases of this method.


193-200: Enhanced error logging with timestamps and append support.

Adding timestamps to error logs and using the append functionality is a good improvement that enables tracking errors over time instead of overwriting previous entries.

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150-162: Enhanced JSON file writing with append capability

The implementation of the writeJsonFile method has been improved to support appending to existing JSON files. This is a good enhancement that enables more flexible data handling.

However, there are a couple of considerations:

  1. array_merge_recursive might create nested arrays when merging arrays with the same keys, which may not always be the desired behavior.
  2. There's no error handling for the file_get_contents call.

Consider these improvements:

private function writeJsonFile($file, $data, $append = false)
{
    if (!is_dir(dirname($file))) {
        mkdir(dirname($file));
    }

    if ($append && file_exists($file)) {
-        $existing = json_decode(file_get_contents($file), true) ?: [];
+        $content = @file_get_contents($file);
+        if ($content === false) {
+            // Handle file read error
+            error_log("Failed to read file: $file");
+            $existing = [];
+        } else {
+            $existing = json_decode($content, true) ?: [];
+        }
+        // Use array_merge instead if you want to replace values rather than nest them
        $data = array_merge_recursive($existing, $data);
    }

    file_put_contents($file, json_encode($data, JSON_PRETTY_PRINT | JSON_UNESCAPED_SLASHES));
}
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164-180: Improved check logic with time window and force flag

The updated implementation correctly implements a 14-day window check (7 days before and 7 days after the registration expiration date) and adds a $forceCheck parameter. This makes the system more flexible and addresses the issue identified in the previous review.

The condition on line 178 correctly returns early only if the check is not forced AND the current time is outside the window, which aligns with the PR's objective.


197-199: Enhanced error logging with timestamp and append mode

Adding a timestamp to the error data and enabling the append mode for error logging are good improvements. This will help with debugging by preserving the history of errors and providing temporal context.

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Removed the changes to writeJsonFile. Should be in a separate PR anyway if we were to want that.

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Closing for now as additional changes are being discussed. So I don't want this included only to be potentially changed pretty quickly

@zackspear zackspear closed this Mar 20, 2025
elibosley pushed a commit to unraid/api that referenced this pull request Mar 20, 2025
- Handles auto-extensions key check and install of extend license key
with new OS Updates Expiration date

Related to unraid/webgui#2071 but not 100%
dependent on them.

@elibosley, do we want to use the `force` param on the `check()` method
for either of these pages?

Additionally, what do you think about any potential integration with
`UnraidCheck.php` – which is used for the UPC's "Check for Updates"
button and the user configured automatically scheduled update check?

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## Summary by CodeRabbit

- **New Features**
- Enhanced plugin registration and update processes with an integrated
key validation step that verifies system parameters automatically.

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