/**
* Run the Update
*
* @return mixed|void
*/
public function call()
{
$pheal = $this->setScope('corp')->setCorporationID()->getPheal();
// Looking at the AssetsList update, we see that
// the table is cleaned up beforehand as the
// itemID's may change for assets. For this call
// to the Locations endpoint, we will also have
// to cleanup as we will be referencing the same
// itemID's
LocationsModel::where('corporationID', $this->corporationID)->delete();
// We get an array of items ID's that is keyed
// by the itemID's so that we can later use this
// same array to lookup the locationID for the
// nearest_celestial lookup.
$item_ids = AssetListModel::where('corporationID', $this->corporationID)->get()->keyBy('itemID')->toArray();
// Chunk the requests to the API as the ids field
// could get too long with all of the bigInts inside
// of the query string.
foreach (array_chunk($item_ids, 100) as $items) {
// Apply array_column so that we only pass the
// itemID's in the query string to the API
$result = $pheal->Locations(['ids' => implode(',', array_column($items, 'itemID'))]);
foreach ($result->locations as $location) {
$nearest_celestial = $this->find_nearest_celestial($item_ids[$location->itemID]['locationID'], $location->x, $location->y, $location->z);
LocationsModel::create(['corporationID' => $this->corporationID, 'itemID' => $location->itemID, 'itemName' => $location->itemName, 'x' => $location->x, 'y' => $location->y, 'z' => $location->z, 'mapID' => $nearest_celestial['mapID'], 'mapName' => $nearest_celestial['mapName']]);
}
// Foreach Location
}
return;
}
/**
* Run the Update
*
* @return mixed|void
*/
public function call()
{
$pheal = $this->setScope('corp')->setCorporationID()->getPheal();
$result = $pheal->AssetList();
// The caveat of this API call as can be seen here [1] is
// that the itemID's may change for a number of reasons.
// Due to this we need to clear out the assets that we
// have for this character and repopulate them.
//
// [1] https://neweden-dev.com/Corporation/Asset_List
AssetListModel::where('corporationID', $this->corporationID)->delete();
AssetListContents::where('corporationID', $this->corporationID)->delete();
// We take the resuls and chunk it up into parts of 1000
// entries. For every 1000 entries we bulk insert the
// assets and the asset contents into the database.
foreach (array_chunk((array) $result->assets, 1000) as $asset_chunk) {
// Take the chunked array and map the fields to our
// asset_list variable. This variable is filtered
// for empty value so that we can prevent a case
// where a bulk insert fail because of an empty
// data array variable.
$asset_list = array_filter(array_map(function ($entry) {
return ['corporationID' => $this->corporationID, 'itemID' => $entry->itemID, 'locationID' => $entry->locationID, 'typeID' => $entry->typeID, 'quantity' => $entry->quantity, 'flag' => $entry->flag, 'singleton' => $entry->singleton, 'rawQuantity' => isset($entry->rawQuantity) ? $entry->rawQuantity : 0, 'created_at' => Carbon::now()->toDateTimeString(), 'updated_at' => Carbon::now()->toDateTimeString()];
}, $asset_chunk));
// If there were any assets derived form the array_map
// then we can bulk insert it into the table.
if (count($asset_list) > 0) {
AssetListModel::insert($asset_list);
}
// Next we process the assets contents for this chunk
// of assets data. We iterate over each of the assets
// to check if there is some contents that we can add
// to the database.
foreach ($asset_chunk as $asset) {
if (isset($asset->contents)) {
$this->add_asset_content($asset->contents, $this->corporationID, $asset->itemID);
}
}
// End foreach $asset_chunk
}
// End array_chunk
return;
}