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Added a GET: /search/suggest/user route for @user tags. #29

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@hopeseekr hopeseekr commented Nov 14, 2018

Documentation:

Every user:
GET: /api/v2/search/suggest/user

Response:

{
    "entities": [
        "user1", "user2", "user3"...
    ]
}

Filtered users by matching the beginning of the usernames:

GET: /api/v2/search/suggest/user?username={searchString}

Response:

{
    "entities": [
        {searchString}1", "{searchString}", "{searchString}"...
    ]
}

If no usernames are found, it will return an empty entities: [] array.

The full user's list is cached using the default caching implementation (currently Redis) for 5 minutes ensuring that the Cassandra DB isn't raped by multiple requests.


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@hopeseekr hopeseekr changed the title Usertags Added a GET: /search/suggest/user route for @user tags. Nov 14, 2018
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I originally was going to use the route /v2/search/suggest/userTags, but I saw several instances in the frontend code that called the /search/suggest/user route, which didn't exist, so I implemented it.

/** @var abstractCacher $cache */
$cache = Core\Di\Di::_()->get('Cache');

$usernames = $cache->get('usernames');
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I'm wondering if the key name needs to be a lot more ... unique ...

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