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As libraries get bigger over time, many files are added, But we might forget to set some metadata to them.
In order to keep a library as clean as possible, an audit feature would be nice.
It would parse the database, and raise any missing data and/or empty fields like a genre, a release date, an unspecified disc index, etc.
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The audit log would be stored in the database. As the audit's fields are likely to evolve, the logs should take the form of a JSON.
It would be an array of 3-fields objects:
The audit scan would be runnable as a task (from /tasks/run-audit)
The audit log should be accessible from a dedicated controller.
The most recent audit should be accessible with /audit. It would be the raw JSON.
Each section would be accessible with /audit/key-of-section. The IDs would be resolved
The audit's history should also be accessible, through /audit/history
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As libraries get bigger over time, many files are added,
But we might forget to set some metadata to them.
In order to keep a library as clean as possible, an audit feature would be nice.
It would parse the database, and raise any missing data and/or empty fields like a genre, a release date, an unspecified disc index, etc.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: