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quexeky 87bbe1da49 156 refactor into workspaces (#157)
* chore: Major refactoring

Still needs a massive go-over because there shouldn't be anything referencing tauri in any of the workspaces except the original one. Process manager has been refactored as an example

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* fix: Remote tauri dependency from process

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* refactor: Improvements to src-tauri

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* refactor: Builds, but some logic still left to move back

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* refactor: Finish refactor

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* chore: Run cargo clippy && cargo fmt

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* refactor: Move everything into src-tauri

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Rust

use std::sync::Arc;
use database::DownloadableMetadata;
use tauri::AppHandle;
use crate::error::ApplicationDownloadError;
use super::{
download_manager_frontend::DownloadStatus,
util::{download_thread_control_flag::DownloadThreadControl, progress_object::ProgressObject},
};
/**
* Downloadables are responsible for managing their specific object's download state
* e.g, the GameDownloadAgent is responsible for pushing game updates
*
* But the download manager manages the queue state
*/
pub trait Downloadable: Send + Sync {
fn download(&self, app_handle: &AppHandle) -> Result<bool, ApplicationDownloadError>;
fn validate(&self, app_handle: &AppHandle) -> Result<bool, ApplicationDownloadError>;
fn progress(&self) -> Arc<ProgressObject>;
fn control_flag(&self) -> DownloadThreadControl;
fn status(&self) -> DownloadStatus;
fn metadata(&self) -> DownloadableMetadata;
fn on_queued(&self, app_handle: &AppHandle);
fn on_error(&self, app_handle: &AppHandle, error: &ApplicationDownloadError);
fn on_complete(&self, app_handle: &AppHandle);
fn on_cancelled(&self, app_handle: &AppHandle);
}