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feat(backup): paginate different types of content [WPB-10575] #3268
feat(backup): paginate different types of content [WPB-10575] #3268
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Consolidated handling of paginated backup data into the new `BackupPage` concept to improve clarity and support pagination for users, conversations, and messages during import. Added tests to validate the refactored `BackupImportPager`.
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* chore: create backup module (#3117) This commit introduces a new cross-platform backup module to the project with support for iOS, Web, and Android. Additionally, it enables JavaScript multiplatform support in existing `kalium/network-model` and `kalium/data` projects. * chore: create backup protobuf models (#3116) * feat: add initial crossplatform backup serialization [WPB-10575] (#3121) * feat: support other message types [WPB-10575] (#3122) Co-authored-by: Yamil Medina <[email protected]> * refactor(backup): make visibility modifier mandatory (#3153) * chore(backup): add encrypted stream [WPB-10575] (#3154) * chore(backup): read and write the backup header (#3159) * feat(backup): support export and import of backups on Web, iOS and Android [WPB-10575] (#3228) * refactor(backup): enhance error handling and test coverage (#3248) Refactored the backup import process to improve error handling by introducing more granular failure types and modularized the logic for decrypting and unzipping archives. Added comprehensive test coverage, including tests for edge cases in decryption, parsing, and unzipping. * chore(backup): improve backup export error handling and result encapsulation (#3257) Introduced `BackupExportResult` and `ExportResult` to encapsulate and represent export operation outcomes, including success and specific failure types (`IOError`, `ZipError`). Refactored relevant methods to use these types, added coroutine support annotations, and implemented error handling for zipping and I/O operations. Added unit tests to ensure correct error handling behavior. * feat(backup): support file peeking [WPB-10575] (#3261) Introduced `peekBackup` and related methods to retrieve backup metadata such as version, encryption status, and original creator. Also added unit tests to validate behavior for various cases, including unsupported versions and mismatched user IDs. * feat(backup): paginate different types of content (#3268) Consolidated handling of paginated backup data into the new `BackupPage` concept to improve clarity and support pagination for users, conversations, and messages during import. Added tests to validate the refactored `BackupImportPager`. * docs(backup): add multiplatform sample implementations and documentation (#3269) Introduced examples showcasing `MPBackupImporter` and `MPBackupExporter` usage for different platforms. Updated documentation, README, and build configurations to support multiplatform samples, including JS and non-JS targets. --------- Co-authored-by: Yamil Medina <[email protected]>
PR Submission Checklist for internal contributors
The PR Title
SQPIT-764
The PR Description
What's new in this PR?
Issues
We can make it easier to clients to consume the data in the same exact order every time.
Otherwise, clients can shoot themselves in the foot if the data being saved into the DB is not properly sorted, by failing to satisfy DB constraints, for example.
Solutions
Split the pager into smaller pagers. One for each:
These will make sure that the pages are always consumed in order.
Testing
Test Coverage
PR Post Merge Checklist for internal contributors
References
feat(conversation-list): Sort conversations by most emojis in the title #SQPIT-764
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