f383a5ed21
Reason: trying to make unique string for every possible argument in global fashion is difficult. For example it would make sense for EditPostRelationsJob to accept argument named "post-ids", but it wouldn't make much sense for AddPostJob to accept "post-ids" since it doesn't tell much. Thus, common arguments are going to be defined in top-level AbstractJob for ease of control, while more job-specific arguments are going to be specified in respective job implementations.
41 lines
876 B
PHP
41 lines
876 B
PHP
<?php
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class ListPostsJob extends AbstractJob
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{
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public function execute()
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{
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$page = $this->getArgument(self::PAGE_NUMBER);
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$query = $this->getArgument(self::QUERY);
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$page = max(1, intval($page));
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$postsPerPage = intval(getConfig()->browsing->postsPerPage);
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$posts = PostSearchService::getEntities($query, $postsPerPage, $page);
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$postCount = PostSearchService::getEntityCount($query);
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$pageCount = ceil($postCount / $postsPerPage);
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$page = min($pageCount, $page);
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PostModel::preloadTags($posts);
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$ret = new StdClass;
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$ret->posts = $posts;
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$ret->postCount = $postCount;
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$ret->page = $page;
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$ret->pageCount = $pageCount;
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return $ret;
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}
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public function requiresPrivilege()
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{
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return Privilege::ListPosts;
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}
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public function requiresAuthentication()
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{
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return false;
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}
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public function requiresConfirmedEmail()
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{
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return false;
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}
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}
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