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fix: Use incremental ID

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Mahmoud Emad
2025-05-17 13:46:16 +03:00
parent a676854251
commit 57f59da43e
10 changed files with 519 additions and 156 deletions
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heromodels/examples/calendar_example/main.rs
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@@ -57,16 +57,16 @@ fn main() {
.add_event(event1.clone())
.add_event(event2.clone());
// Create a calendar with explicit ID
let calendar2 = Calendar::new(Some(2), "Personal Calendar")
// Create a calendar with auto-generated ID (explicit IDs are no longer supported)
let calendar2 = Calendar::new(None, "Personal Calendar")
.add_event(event3_for_calendar2.clone());
// --- Store Calendars in DB ---
let cal_collection = db.collection::<Calendar>().expect("can open calendar collection");
cal_collection.set(&calendar1).expect("can set calendar1");
cal_collection.set(&calendar2).expect("can set calendar2");
let (_, calendar1) = cal_collection.set(&calendar1).expect("can set calendar1");
let (_, calendar2) = cal_collection.set(&calendar2).expect("can set calendar2");
println!("Created calendar1 (ID: {}): Name - '{}'", calendar1.get_id(), calendar1.name);
println!("Created calendar2 (ID: {}): Name - '{}'", calendar2.get_id(), calendar2.name);
@@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ fn main() {
println!("Event '{}' rescheduled in stored_calendar1.", rescheduled_event.title);
// --- Store the modified calendar ---
cal_collection.set(&stored_calendar1).expect("can set modified calendar1");
let (_, mut stored_calendar1) = cal_collection.set(&stored_calendar1).expect("can set modified calendar1");
let re_retrieved_calendar1_opt = cal_collection.get_by_id(calendar1.get_id()).expect("can try to load modified calendar1");
let re_retrieved_calendar1 = re_retrieved_calendar1_opt.unwrap();
let re_retrieved_event = re_retrieved_calendar1.events.iter().find(|e| e.id == event_id_to_reschedule)
@@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ fn main() {
);
stored_calendar1 = stored_calendar1.add_event(event4_new);
assert_eq!(stored_calendar1.events.len(), 3);
cal_collection.set(&stored_calendar1).expect("can set calendar1 after adding new event");
let (_, stored_calendar1) = cal_collection.set(&stored_calendar1).expect("can set calendar1 after adding new event");
println!("Added new event '1-on-1' to stored_calendar1. Total events: {}", stored_calendar1.events.len());
// --- Delete a Calendar ---