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* feat: add playbackStyle to local asset entity and related database schema * implement conversion function for playbackStyle in local sync service * implement conversion function for playbackStyle in local sync service * refactor: remove deducedPlaybackStyle from TrashedLocalAssetEntityData * add playbackStyle column to trashed local asset entity * make playbackStyle non-nullable across the mobile codebase * Streamline playbackStyle backfill: - only backfill local assets playbackStyle in flutter/dart code - only update trashed local assets in db migration * bump target database version to 23 and update migration logic for playbackStyle * set playback_style to 0 in merged_asset.drift as its a getter in base asset * run make pigeon * Populate playbackStyle for trashed assets during native migration
Infrastructure Layer
This directory contains the infrastructure layer of Immich. The infrastructure layer is responsible for the implementation details of the app. It includes data sources, APIs, and other external dependencies.
Structure
- Entities: These are the classes that define the database schema for the domain models.
- Repositories: These are the actual implementation of the domain interfaces. A single interface might have multiple implementations.
- Utils: These are utility classes and functions specific to infrastructure implementations.
infrastructure/
├── entities/
│ └── user.entity.dart
├── repositories/
│ └── user.repository.dart
└── utils/
└── database_utils.dart
Usage
The infrastructure layer provides concrete implementations of repository interfaces defined in the domain layer. These implementations are exposed through Riverpod providers in the root providers directory.
// In domain/services/user.service.dart
final userRepository = ref.watch(userRepositoryProvider);
final user = await userRepository.getUser(userId);
The domain layer should never directly instantiate repository implementations, but instead receive them through dependency injection.