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fix: owned avatar items use their shop tile's name, tooltip and rarity

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The owned list (v4/items, defaultunlocked, lockeditems) took names from
the catalog dump, so colour variants read as asset names like
"(Shirt_Winter)", every rarity was 0 and every tooltip empty. 1,864 of
the 2,719 items in both lists disagreed with their shop tile.

Each owned row now takes FriendlyName, Tooltip and Rarity from the store
row with the same AvatarItemDesc (exact match; colour-variant combination
ids are case-sensitive). Rows with no shop tile keep the catalog name.
Rarity uses the same GiftRarity enum on both DTOs.
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Alexa
2026-10-15 21:44:49 +03:00
parent 975753deac
commit ee7d614262
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DorkNet.Server/Services/StoreService.cs
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@@ -1191,6 +1191,32 @@ public class StoreService(DorkNetDbContext db, LevelService level, IConfiguratio
/// id-lists (toptoday) resolve against the gift-drop cache.</summary>
public static int PurchasableItemIdFor(StoreItemEntity i) => (int)(i.Id & 0x7fffffff);
/// <summary>Shop metadata for an avatar item, keyed by the exact
/// AvatarItemDesc a shop tile carries.</summary>
public sealed record AvatarItemStoreInfo(string FriendlyName, string Tooltip, int Rarity);
/// <summary>FriendlyName / Tooltip / Rarity of every avatar-item and
/// hair-dye shop tile, keyed by the same AvatarItemDesc
/// <see cref="BuildGiftDrop"/> sends (ordinal: colour-variant
/// combination ids are case-sensitive). The owned-items list uses it so
/// an item reads the same in the wardrobe as in the shop.</summary>
public static async Task<Dictionary<string, AvatarItemStoreInfo>> LoadAvatarItemStoreInfoAsync(DorkNetDbContext db)
{
var rows = await db.StoreItems.AsNoTracking()
.Select(i => new { i.Slug, i.DisplayName, i.Description, i.Category })
.ToListAsync();
var info = new Dictionary<string, AvatarItemStoreInfo>(StringComparer.Ordinal);
foreach (var row in rows)
{
string desc;
if (TryGetHairDyePayload(row.Slug, out _, out var hairColorGuid)) desc = hairColorGuid;
else if (!TryGetAvatarItemPayload(row.Slug, out _, out desc)) continue;
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(desc)) continue;
info.TryAdd(desc, new AvatarItemStoreInfo(row.DisplayName ?? string.Empty, row.Description ?? string.Empty, MapRarity(row.Category)));
}
return info;
}
/// <summary>GiftManager.GiftRarity wire values:
/// None=-1, Common=0, Uncommon=10, Rare=20, Epic=30, Legendary=50.</summary>
private static int MapRarity(string? category) => category?.ToLowerInvariant() switch