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feat: add osinfo api #441
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nini22P
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Jul 6, 2025
- Add operating system information api
- Add platform information to About component
- Disable exporting executable files on android WebGAL Terre android version #378
… executable files on android
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request enhances the application by adding an API to fetch operating system details, which is then utilized to display the current platform in the 'About' section. Furthermore, it implements a crucial platform-specific restriction, disabling the executable export option when the application is running on Android.
Highlights
- New API Endpoint: I've introduced a new API endpoint (
/api/osinfo
) to retrieve operating system information, specifically the platform name. This is exposed via a newOsInfoDto
data transfer object. - About Component Enhancement: The 'About' component now displays the current operating system platform, fetching this information using the newly added API.
- Platform-Specific Export Disablement: The option to export executable files has been conditionally disabled for Android platforms, addressing issue #378 and preventing incompatible exports.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces a new API endpoint to retrieve operating system information. This information is then displayed in the "About" component and used to conditionally disable the "Export as executable" feature on Android platforms. The backend implementation is clean and well-documented. The frontend correctly consumes the new API. My feedback focuses on improving code structure by relocating shared logic and addressing missing translations for a complete user experience.